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- Library Catalog of Texas State Agencies includes the catalogs of the State Law Library, the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Library, and the Texas State Library and Archives. Included in the Texas State Library and Archives collections are Texas State Archives, Texas State Documents, and U.S. Government Documents.
- Texas A&M University Library - The Sterling C. Evans Library at Texas A&M is a U.S. Government Documents Depository Library, a Patent and Trademark Depository Library, and a Depository Library for Texas State Publications. Information on the Evans Library Government Documents Collection is available by calling 409-845-3826.
- Eugene McDermott Library, Special Collections Department, The University of Texas at Dallas
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- In 1984, General James H. Doolittle generously agreed to place his name on the Military Aviation Library at The University of Texas at Dallas
History of Aviation Collection. He showed sincere interest in the Collection until his death at age 96 in 1993. In accordance with his will, the Library
recently received the private papers of General Doolittle. The new additions include all the General's personal correspondence, film and photographs
and copies of his published scientific research papers, as well as his famous desk and chair, quadrupling the size of the collection. The James H. Doolittle
Library represents the only major collection of the General's memorabilia and personal files outside federal facilities such as The Library of
Congress.
The University of Texas at Dallas History of Aviation Collection is composed of over 200 separate collections. Established in 1963 on the Austin campus, the Collection outgrew allotted space, and in 1978 was moved to larger quarters in the newly constructed McDermott Library Building on The University of Texas at Dallas campus.
- In 1984, General James H. Doolittle generously agreed to place his name on the Military Aviation Library at The University of Texas at Dallas
History of Aviation Collection. He showed sincere interest in the Collection until his death at age 96 in 1993. In accordance with his will, the Library
recently received the private papers of General Doolittle. The new additions include all the General's personal correspondence, film and photographs
and copies of his published scientific research papers, as well as his famous desk and chair, quadrupling the size of the collection. The James H. Doolittle
Library represents the only major collection of the General's memorabilia and personal files outside federal facilities such as The Library of
Congress.
