• Primary source materials including diaries, manuscripts, newspapers and periodicals of the time, monographs of the time, government records (including legislative reports, debates, and testimony, as well as court opinions and census records), religious records (including sermons and tracts, are published at the time), oral histories, correspondence, et al.

Use for: Texas Revolution, 1835-1836

Use for: West Texas

Use for: South Texas

• Here are entered works on an approximately forty county area south of San Antonio and bounded on the east by the Gulf of Mexico and on the south and west by Mexico.

Use for: East Texas

• Here are entered works on the area of Texas bounded by a line extending from the Red River in north central Lamar County, southwest to east central Limestone County, and southwest to Galveston Bay.

Use for: Collecting Area

• The University Archives was established in 1950 to collect, process, preserve, and provide access to all records of Texas A&M University which have administrative, fiscal, legal, or historical value.

Use for: Collecting Area

• Comprised of nearly 15,000 volumes, these collections covers all of Texas history and life and contains many maps and various papers and photographs. It extensively covers county and community histories, as well as all aspects of rural and agricultural development in Texas.