TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descriptive Summary
Biographical Note
Scope and Content Note
Organization of Collection
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Series 1: Family papers
Series 2: Business and professional papers
Series 3: Photographs
Series 4: Separated material
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A Preliminary Guide to the Leo M. J. Dielmann Papers, Drawings, and Photographs, Additions, 1863-1991
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Dielmann, Leo M. J. (Leo Maria Joseph), 1881-1969 |
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Title: |
Leo M. J. Dielmann Papers, Drawings, and Photographs, Additions |
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Dates: |
1863-1991 |
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Creator Abstract: |
Leo M. J. Dielmann (1881-1969) was an architect and a San Antonio, Texas, resident. |
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Content Abstract: |
The personal papers of several family members, business and professional records, and photographs are part of the additions to the Leo M. J. Dielmann papers, providing a detailed record of the San Antonio architect and members of his family. |
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Identification: |
Col 7607 |
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Approximately 85 linear feet (17 document boxes, 10 oversize boxes, 9 record cartons, 2 flat boxes, 2 oversize documents, 17 oversize drawers, approximately 130 tubes) |
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Materials are in English and German. |
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Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library at the Alamo, San Antonio, Texas |
A native San Antonian, Leo Maria Joseph Dielmann was a product of the flourishing German-American community of south-central Texas. His father, John Charles Dielmann (1849-1923), was born in Hellenhahn, Germany, and immigrated to Texas in 1872. A stonemason, he became a partner in the San Antonio construction and building supplies business Pauly and Dielmann. He later formed his own company, J. C. Dielmann Co., and was involved in numerous building projects in San Antonio and across Texas. He was active in city affairs and in the German community. He was the first president of the Katholischer Staats-verband von Texas (the Catholic State League of Texas) and a participant in many other church and civic groups.
Leo M. J. Dielmann was born on 1881 August 14, the second of nine children of John C. Dielmann and Maria Gros Dielmann. Following his graduation from St. Mary's College in San Antonio in 1898, Leo M. J. Dielmann studied architecture and engineering in Germany. Returning to San Antonio, he worked as an architect and an officer in his father's business. In 1909 he was appointed City Building Inspector by Mayor Bryan Callaghan, serving for three years. From 1913-1914, he was an Alderman-at-large for the City of San Antonio.
Dielmann left the J. C. Dielmann Co. and set up an independent architectural business. As an architect, Dielmann designed businesses, churches, institutional buildings, residences, and numerous other types of public and private structures throughout Texas. His churches and other church-related buildings are particularly noted and include San Antonio’s Fort Sam Houston Post Chapel, the Conventual Chapel at Our Lady of the Lake University, and churches in Brenham, High Hill, Boerne, Seguin, Weimar, and many other communities. He was also involved in such familiar San Antonio structures as the Joske Brothers Building and several area schools.
Dielmann was active in several civic and fraternal organizations, serving for many years on the San Antonio Public Library Board of Trustees. He was a prominent member of the Order of the Sons of Hermann as the president of the Harmonia Lodge and a committee member for the Home for the Aged in Comfort, Texas. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Order of the Alhambra, and St. Joseph's Society. His interest in music was demonstrated by membership in the San Antonio Liederkranz singing society.
Dielmann married Ella Marie Wagner in 1911. The couple had three children, and their son, Leo M. J. Dielmann, Jr., followed his father into the architectural profession. Leo M. J. Dielmann died in San Antonio on 1969 December 21.
References
Davis, Ellis A., and Edwin H. Grobe, comps. and eds. The New Encyclopedia of Texas. Dallas: Texas Development Bureau, 1930[?].
Leo M. J. Dielmann biographical file, Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library.
Dielmann's Review: Featuring the Architectural Attainments and Views of Perspective Architectural Drawings of Leo M.J. Dielmann, Architect. San Antonio, undated.
Jonas, Jason K. "John Charles Dielmann: Pioneer Businessman of San Antonio." Texas Historian XLV (September 1984): 1-7.
Newlan, Ralph Edward. Leo M. J. Dielmann: Ecclesiology and the Continuation of a German Gothic Architectural Tradition in Twentieth Century Texas. M.A. thesis, University of Texas at Austin, 1988.
Robinson, Willard B. "To the Glory of God: Texas Churches Designed by Leo M.J. Dielmann." Journal of Texas Catholic History 2 (March 1991): 26-53.
Southwest Texans. San Antonio: Southwest Publications, 1952[?].
Strong, Bernice. "Leo Maria Joseph Dielmann." Handbook of Texas Online. http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fdi25.
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The personal papers of several family members, business and professional records, and photographs are part of the additions to the Leo M. J. Dielmann collection, providing a detailed record of the San Antonio architect and members of his family.
The papers continue and add to the documentation provided in the Leo M.J. Dielmann papers, donated earlier to the library by the family and described separately. These additions contain similar types of material and subject matter as the earlier donation, while providing a greater amount of family correspondence and much greater breadth and depth in the records of Leo M. J. Dielmann’s architectural practice.
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Organization of Collection |
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This collection is organized into four series. |
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Series 1: Family papers
- Subseries 1.1: John C. and Maria Dielmann
- Subseries 1.2: Leo M. J. and Ella Dielmann
- Subseries 1.3: Anna K. Dielmann
- Subseries 1.4: Leo M. J. Dielmann, Jr.
- Subseries 1.5: General family papers
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Series 2: Business and professional papers
- Subseries 2.1: John C. Dielmann and Dielmann Construction Co.
- Subseries 2.2: Leo M. J. Dielmann
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Series 3: Photographs
- Subseries 3.1: Family and personal
- Subseries 3.2: Architectural and building projects
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Series 4: Separated material |
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Access Restrictions
No restrictions. The collection is open for research.
Usage Restrictions
Please be advised that the library does not hold the copyright to most of the material in its archival collections. It is the responsibility of the researcher to secure those rights when needed. Permission to reproduce does not constitute permission to publish. The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming to the laws of copyright, literary property rights, and libel.
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Personal Names |
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Dielmann, Leo M. J. (Leo Maria Joseph), 1881-1969. |
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Dielmann, John C., 1849-1923. |
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Dielmann, Leo M. J. (Leo Maria Joseph), 1925-2000. |
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Organizations |
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J. C. Dielmann Company (San Antonio, Tex.) |
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Subjects |
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Architects--Texas--San Antonio. |
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Architecture--Texas--Designs and plans. |
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Catholic Church--Texas--San Antonio--Societies, etc. |
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Church architecture--Texas--Designs and plans. |
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German Americans--Texas. |
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Locations |
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San Antonio (Tex.) |
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Genres/Formats |
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Personal papers. |
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Professional papers. |
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Architectural drawings. |
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Printed ephemera. |
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Photographs. |
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Leo M. J. Dielmann Papers, Drawings, and Photographs, 1847-1961, Col 883, Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library, San Antonio, Texas.
Leo M. J. Dielmann Papers, 1904-1958, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
Leonard B. Plummer Collection, circa 1910-1961, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
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[Identification of item], Leo M. J. Dielmann Papers, Drawings, and Photographs, Additions, 1863-1991, Col 7607, Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library, San Antonio, Texas.
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. J. Dielmann, Jr., 1994-2004.
Processed by Warren Stricker, 1994-2007. Processing of the architectural drawings in this collection is ongoing.
Finding aid edited and encoded by Caitlin Donnelly, 2010 August.
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Series 1: Family papers |
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Organized into subseries by family member, found here are small amounts of varied papers such as correspondence, legal and financial documents, printed items, and organization-related material. Items associated with John C. Dielmann include school and military records from his German homeland, a brief diary of his initial journey to the United States, and letters from Germany. A greater amount of material is associated with Leo M. J. Dielmann, including personal correspondence that is particularly extensive in 1899-1901 when he was studying architecture in Germany and in 1919 when he was frequently away from home on a construction project. Leo M. J. Dielmann’s personal papers also include some miscellaneous school and organization records, property records, and three scrapbooks containing memorabilia and clippings on organizations and family. The series also includes a few miscellaneous items of Leo Dielmann’s younger sister, Anna K. Dielmann. Leo M.J. Dielmann, Jr. is represented by printed items, notebooks from his college studies, and assorted other items. General family papers in this series include some financial records, minutes and other records of a German Catholic organization, and a variety of printed items. Mementoes of family religious and social activities include numerous badges from meetings of Catholic organizations, the Sons of Hermann, and singing societies. |
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Subseries 1.1: John C. and Maria Dielmann |
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Correspondence |
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Possibly 1869 |
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Typescript copies, 1872 |
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1873-1882 |
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1893-1923 |
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Memorandum book or diary |
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1872-1880 |
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5 |
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Typescript copy of diary portion, 1872 |
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School records, 1863 |
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7 |
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Military records, 1869 and 1872 |
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8 |
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Legal document, 1908 |
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9 |
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Financial documents, 1877-1893 |
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10 |
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German-Catholic organizations, 1870-1910 |
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Printed material |
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12 |
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Miscellaneous material, 1877-1879 |
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13 |
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Joseph Jaegley estate documents, 1877-1893 |
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Subseries 1.2: Leo M. J. and Ella Dielmann |
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General correspondence, 1899-1952 |
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1900 |
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1901 |
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1902-1905 |
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1906 |
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1907 |
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21 |
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1908 |
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1909 |
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1910 |
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1911 |
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25 |
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1912-1918 |
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26-28 |
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1919 |
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29 |
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1922-1952 |
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30 |
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Undated |
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31 |
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Miscellaneous envelopes |
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Paul and Emil Baltzer correspondence, 1907-1958 |
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Diary [typescript copy], 1899 |
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34 |
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Property records: Guenther Street property, 1913 |
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School material, 1897-1901 |
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Organizations |
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Alemannia Alter-Herren Bund, 1909-1951 |
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Knights of Omala, 1905 |
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Speeches |
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Catholic State League meeting, D’Hanis, Texas, undated |
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St. Mary’s College yearly banquet, 1912 |
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Bill of lading, 1901 |
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Receipts: Witte Museum donations |
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Drawings |
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Death certificate |
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Certificates |
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Oversize certificates |
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Certificate: St. Mary’s College diploma, 1898 |
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Scrapbooks |
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Singing societies, general music, and Catholic organizations [unbound], 1894-1961 |
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Leo M. J. Dielmann, Jr. legislative campaign, general politics, and architecture, 1934-1955 |
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Loose scrapbook pages and miscellaneous scrapbook material |
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Cultural and social events, German pioneer memorial, and school material, 1897-1953 |
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Artifacts: document case |
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Subseries 1.3: Anna K. Dielmann |
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Correspondence, 1910 and 1925 |
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45 |
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Baptismal records |
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46 |
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Passports |
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Printed material |
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Subseries 1.4: Leo M. J. Dielmann, Jr. |
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48 |
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Speeches, 1955-1958 |
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Certificates, 1942-1991 |
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Oversize certificates |
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School material |
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Suggested Trees and Shrubs for use in Parks in the San Antonio Area |
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Architecture 323-324, History of Architecture, notebook |
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Architecture 124, History of Architecture, notebook |
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Architecture 428, Truss design, notebook |
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Architecture 328, notebook |
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Architecture 427, notebook |
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50 |
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Miscellaneous correspondence and printed material |
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Subseries 1.5: General family papers |
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Financial records, bound volume with DRK Staats-Verband records below, 1926-1935 |
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Organizations |
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D.R.K. Staats-Verband, miscellaneous records, bound volume with financial records above, 1914-1920 |
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San Antonio Liederkranz |
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52 |
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Genealogical and biographical information |
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Notes |
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General printed material |
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54 |
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Business and calling cards |
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Clippings |
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Oversize clippings |
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Funeral cards |
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Invitations |
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Menu |
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Organizations |
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Pamphlets |
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Postcards |
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Programs |
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Catholic church and organizations |
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Catholic church and organizations (oversize) |
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Musical events |
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66 |
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General |
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Tickets |
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Miscellaneous |
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Artifacts: wallet |
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Badges |
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Catholic organizations, 1907-1953 |
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Order of the Sons of Hermann, 1939-1958 |
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Singing societies and saengerfests, 1896-1962 |
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Miscellaneous, 1894-1946 |
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Series 2: Business and professional papers |
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A few examples of correspondence, legal documents, and printed material, along with corporate minutes are associated with the J. C. Dielmann Company, the family construction firm. The bulk of the series, and of the papers as a whole, is made up of the architectural records of Leo M. J. Dielmann. Architectural drawings are found in various formats and in various stages of the creative process, from sketches to working drawings. All of the architectural drawings in the papers are described here; most are the work of Dielmann, with a small, but notable number created by Leo M. J. Dielmann, Jr., and with several drawings done by other architects, their presence in the papers probably based on the involvement of the family construction company in the project. Well over 400 building projects are represented, most dating from the early 1900s through the 1950s. A significant number are for churches, particularly Catholic churches, and other religious structures such as rectories, convents, and church-run institutions such as schools and hospitals. A large number of the projects were located in San Antonio, but the projects were located throughout Texas, particularly in small towns and cities. |
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Also found in this series are project records associated with the drawings, particularly building specifications, but also including some project-related correspondence, notes, and schedules of material. The drawings and project documents are described together, arranged by location of the work and then by project name. |
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The series also includes some general correspondence, miscellaneous items, and a series of journals in which Leo Dielmann made notes on his work activities and some personal matters. These journals date from 1926 through 1962, with several gaps. |
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Subseries 2.1: John C. Dielmann and Dielmann Construction Co. |
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Correspondence |
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Agreement |
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Printed material |
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Minutes, 1925-1935 |
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Subseries 2.2: Leo M. J. Dielmann |
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Correspondence |
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Publications |
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Miscellaneous |
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Journals |
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20 volumes: 1926, 1928-1929, 1931-1933, 1935, 1937-1944, 1946-1950 |
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12 volumes: 1951-1962 |
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Architectural drawings and project documents |
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Drawings and documents related to specific projects are described together. Items are sorted first by location, then by project title. When it can be determined, the common or official name of the structure at the time of its design has been used. Other names, including those used by the architect and those applied at a later date, are also noted. In most cases, drawings have been maintained in sets as they were received by the donor. As a result, there may be multiple sets of drawings for a single project, sometimes reflecting the function of the set. Most sets consist of a range of formats and functions, from sketches to working drawings, in original formats and copies. |
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Processing of the architectural drawings is ongoing. Based on the status of processing and the condition of the material, some sets of drawings may not be immediately accessible. A more detailed, though preliminary, inventory of the drawings is available at the DRT Library; contact the library for additional information about these materials. |
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Location unknown or unspecified |
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Arendt (possibly Erich J.) residence, addition. |
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Catholic church, "Picosa Catholic Church" |
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Catholic church design, generic design |
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Church |
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Church, stained glass windows |
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Home management building, possibly University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, Texas |
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Hospital, labeled "Anders Hospital" and "proposed hospital" |
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Lone Star Memorial Mausoleum, possibly not built |
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Mexican school |
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Parochial school, generic design |
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Residences |
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Retail or office building |
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School, Texas Department of Education school plans |
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Unidentified structure |
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Various, primarily residential designs |
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Abilene, Texas: Congregation of Divine Providence, residence at Abilene hospital |
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Abilene, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Abilene, Texas: Sacred Heart parish rectory |
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Abilene, Texas: St. Ann Hospital, addition |
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Ammannsville, Texas: St. John the Baptist Catholic Church |
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Austin, Texas: Deaf and Dumb Institute |
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Bandera, Texas: St. Stanislaus Catholic Church, confessionals |
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Beaumont, Texas: St. Anne Catholic Church |
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Bellville, Texas: Catholic church |
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Big Wells, Texas: St. Michael's Catholic Church, some sheets labeled "Uvalde Church" |
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Blanco, Texas: St. Ferdinand Catholic Church, labeled "Blanco chapel" |
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Boerne, Texas: St. Peter's Catholic Church |
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Brady, Texas: St. Patrick parish rectory |
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Bremond, Texas: St. Mary's parish school |
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Brenham, Texas: St. Francis Hospital, chapel and chaplain's residence |
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Brenham, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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Brenham, Texas: St. Mary's parish rectory |
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Cameron, Texas: St. Monica's Catholic Church |
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Canyon Lake, Texas: Maclean (J. K.) residence |
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Castroville, Texas: Pfeiffer (J. P.) residence |
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Castroville, Texas: Sisters of Divine Providence convent, also called Moye Formation Center |
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Castroville, Texas: St. Louis Catholic Church, spire |
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Castroville, Texas: St. Louis parish school |
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Cestohowa, Texas: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, additions and remodeling |
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Chapel Hill, Texas: Catholic church, labeled "proposed" |
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Charlotte, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church [burned in 1933; replacement church known as St. Rose of Lima] |
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Cibolo Valley, Texas: Catholic church |
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Columbus, Texas: St. Anthony's Catholic Church |
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Comal County, Texas: Franks (Leo W.) residence, proposed |
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Comfort, Texas: Order of the Sons of Hermann Home for the Aged, also called Altenheim |
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Comfort, Texas: Order of the Sons of Hermann Youth Camp |
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Corbyn, Texas: St. Joseph's Chapel |
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Corn Hill, Texas: Holy Trinity Catholic Church |
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Corpus Christi, Texas: Nueces County Courthouse, addition |
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Corpus Christi, Texas: Spohn Hospital |
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Crystal City, Texas: Parochial school |
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Crystal City, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Cuero, Texas: St. Michael's parish |
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Dallas, Texas: St. Edward's Catholic Church |
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Del Rio, Texas: Oblate Fathers rectory |
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Del Rio, Texas: Our Lady of Guadalupe parish rectory, also called Oblate Fathers residence |
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Del Rio, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Del Rio, Texas: St. Joseph's Catholic Church |
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Del Rio, Texas: St. Joseph's parish school, proposed |
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Denison, Texas: Denison City Hospital |
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Dilley, Texas: St. Joseph's Catholic Church |
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Eagle Pass, Texas: Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church, remodeling and addition |
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Eden, Texas: Catholic church |
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Ellinger, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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Elmendorf, Texas: St. Anthony's Catholic Church |
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Flatonia, Texas: Sacred Heart parish rectory |
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Floresville, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, additions and alterations |
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Floresville, Texas: Sacred Heart parish school and social hall |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: Municipal building and fire house |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: Order of the Sons of Hermann lodge |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: St. Joseph's Hall, addition |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: St. Mary's parish, remodeling of old church, school, and parish house |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: Stehling building, also called Security State Bank |
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Ganado, Texas: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church |
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Gonzales, Texas: St. James Catholic Church |
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Gonzales, Texas: St. James parish social hall |
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High Hill, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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Hobson, Texas: St. Boniface parish rectory |
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Hondo, Texas: Catholic church, proposed |
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Honey Creek, Texas: St. Joseph's Catholic Church |
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Hostyn, Texas: possibly Our Lady Queen of the Rosary Catholic Church, labeled "Bluff Catholic Church," old name of the town |
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Houston, Texas: Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church |
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Houston, Texas: Our Lady of Guadalupe parish rectory |
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Houston, Texas: St. Nicholas Catholic Church |
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Karnes City, Texas: St. Cornelius Catholic Church |
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Kenedy, Texas: Catholic church |
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Kerrville, Texas: Boy Scout camp chapel |
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Kerrville, Texas: Notre Dame parish, additions |
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Kosciusko, Texas: St. Ann Catholic Church |
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La Coste, Texas: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church |
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Laredo, Texas: Holy Redeemer Catholic Church |
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Laredo, Texas: San Agustin Catholic Church |
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Laredo, Texas: St. Augustine parish school |
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Laredo, Texas: Ursuline Academy |
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Levelland, Texas: possibly St. Michael's Catholic Church, labeled "Sacred Heart Church, Levelland" |
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Lindsay, Texas: Parochial school |
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Luling, Texas: Apartment building, also called Mesa Verde Apartments |
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Marion, Texas: Lutheran church |
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Marlin, Texas: St. Joseph's Catholic Church |
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Marshall, Texas: St. Joseph's Catholic Church |
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Mathis, Texas: Sacred Heart parish rectory and school |
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Mathis, Texas: Sacred Heart Sisters residence |
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Maxwell, Texas: Ebenezer Lutheran Church |
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Maxwell, Texas: Maxwell High School |
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McAllen, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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McGregor, Texas: Zion Lutheran Church |
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Moulton, Texas: St. Joseph's parish rectory and school |
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Nazareth, Texas: Holy Family Catholic Church |
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New Braunfels, Texas: German Pioneers of Texas memorial |
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New Braunfels, Texas: Sisters of Divine Providence residence |
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New Braunfels, Texas: Sts. Peter and Paul parish rectory, additions and alterations |
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New Braunfels, Texas: Sts. Peter and Paul parish school |
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Nixon, Texas: St. Joseph's parish rectory |
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Olfen, Texas: St. Boniface Catholic Church |
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Panna Maria, Texas: Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, addition and remodeling |
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Panna Maria, Texas: Immaculate Conception parish rectory, addition and remodeling |
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Pleasanton, Texas: St. Andrew's Catholic Church |
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Pleasanton, Texas: St. Andrew's parish rectory, proposed |
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Plum, Texas: Catholic church |
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Poth, Texas: Dugi (Daniel) residence |
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Refugio, Texas: Refugio school |
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Rhineland, Texas: Catholic rectory |
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Rhineland, Texas: St. Joseph's Catholic Church |
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Runge, Texas: St. Anthony's Catholic Church |
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San Angelo, Texas: Parsonage |
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San Angelo, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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San Antonio, Texas |
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Apartment building at East Mulberry and Kings Court |
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Archdiocese of San Antonio Chancery, also called Bishop's house |
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Ball (Julian) properties |
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Bass welding shop at Austin and Crosby |
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Beacon Hill School |
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Beethoven Hall |
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Beethoven Maennerchor club building, addition and remodeling |
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Benedictine Sisters, institutional building, possibly hospital |
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Bethel A. M. E. Church |
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Bexar County Courthouse, addition |
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Blessed Sacrament Academy, auditorium and classrooms |
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Blessed Sacrament School, classroom additions |
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Bosshardt residence |
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Bowie Elementary School |
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Boys Club of San Antonio |
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Burnet school |
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Cain (G. C.) residence |
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Carmelite Day Nursery |
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Carmelite Sisters Home |
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Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus convent |
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Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus, chapel and kitchen remodeling |
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Carmelite Sisters, classroom buildings |
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Cassiano Park swimming pool |
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Christ the King Catholic Church, some labeled St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church, the original parish name |
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City of San Antonio health clinic, remodeling |
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City of San Antonio, Dellview Park swimming pool |
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Collins Garden School, some labeled San Fernando School |
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Congregation of Divine Providence, motherhouse and Providence Home |
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Congregation of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament convent, also called Blessed Sacrament Academy |
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Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word convent |
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Cordi-Marian Sisters, school and dormitory building |
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Courand (Joseph) residence |
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Curtis (Gilbert) residence |
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Davis (S. J.) residence |
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Dielmann (John C.) mausoleum |
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Dielmann (John C.) residence |
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Dielmann (Leo M. J., Jr.) residence |
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Dielmann (Leo M. J.) residence |
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Dietzmann (H.) cabana and bathhouse |
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Douglass High School, also called Negro High School |
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Dreiss residence |
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Drought house |
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Estrada (Jacobo) residence |
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Fannin Elementary School |
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Fire Station No. 2 |
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Fire Station No. 20 |
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Fort Sam Houston Post Chapel |
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Fort Sam Houston, various projects |
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G.A.C. Laboratories, warehouse and offices |
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Good Shepherd Sisters, various projects |
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Guenther residence |
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Hallock (R. F.) residence |
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Harris School, also called Calhoun Street School and Pershing Elementary School |
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Heusinger Hardware Co. |
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Highland Hills Elementary School |
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Highland Park School, plans also refer to "Negro High School" |
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Hillman (Robert C.) residence |
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Holy Cross mission church |
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Holy Ghost Sisters, motherhouse and residence |
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Holy Spirit Catholic Church, interim church |
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church |
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Immaculate Heart of Mary parish rectory and school |
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Incarnate Word College, various projects |
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Jordan-Ivers used cars |
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Joske Theater and/or office building |
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Koehler residence |
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Kutac (B. J.) residence, addition |
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Lourdes Grotto of the Southwest, also called DeMazenod Scholasticate Grotto |
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Luna residence |
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Main Avenue High School, Manual Arts or Vocational Building |
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Mark Twain Junior High School, addition |
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Mayfield building |
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Murphy School, also called Holy Ghost High School, Healy-Murphy Learning Center |
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Navarro School No. 8 |
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Neumann (Ray) residence |
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Nuestra Senora de la Purisima Concepcion Mission, vestment cases |
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Order of the Sons of Hermann, various projects |
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Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church, also called St. Alphonsus parish mission church |
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, various projects |
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Our Lady of Guadalupe parish, various projects |
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Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church |
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Our Lady of Sorrows rectory, also called Dominican Fathers Provincial House |
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Our Lady of the Lake Academy, chapel remodeling |
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Our Lady of the Lake College, various projects |
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Peacock Military Academy, barrack and armory additions |
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Pearl Brewing Company, also called San Antonio Brewing Association |
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Pfeiffer (John P.) residence |
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Redemptorist Fathers residence, also called Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish rectory |
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Robert B. Green Hospital, various projects |
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Sacred Heart parish hall and school addition, also called Sacred Heart Academy |
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Sacred Heart parish school, also called Ursuline Academy |
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Salesian Sisters residence |
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San Antonio Brewing Association [see also Pearl Brewing Co.] |
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San Antonio Hebrew Institute |
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San Antonio Market House |
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San Antonio Police and Health Building |
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San Antonio Public Library, various branches and projects |
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San Antonio State Hospital, various projects |
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San Fernando Cathedral, various projects |
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San Fernando parish school and gymnasium |
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San Francisco de Espada Mission |
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Santa Rosa Hospital, various projects |
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Second Baptist Church |
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Security Title and Trust Co., remodeling |
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Sheridan Parade home |
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Sheriden (Dennis P.) residence |
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Snell (Sam) residence, addition and remodeling |
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St. Agnes Catholic Church |
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St. Anthony Day Nursery |
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St. Augusta Catholic Church and rectory |
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St. Cecilia's parish, school addition and remodeling |
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St. Francis home |
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St. George Maronite Catholic Church |
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St. George parish hall |
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St. Gerard's parish school, restroom and kitchen remodeling |
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St. Henry's parish school |
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St. John Bosco school, chapel and addition |
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St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church and Sisters house, also called Immaculate Conception |
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St. John's Seminary |
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church, various projects |
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St. Joseph's Credit Union, alterations, also called Government Employees Credit Union |
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St. Joseph's Hall, remodeling |
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St. Joseph's parish, catechist center, rectory, and proposed school |
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St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Benevolent Association |
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St. Lawrence the Martyr parish, proposed rectory |
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St. Madeleine Sophie Chapel, also called Army Boulevard Chapel |
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St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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St. Mary's University, various projects |
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St. Michael's Catholic Church |
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St. Peter Claver Academy, various projects, also called Holy Ghost Sisters and Old Dullnig House |
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St. Peter-St. Joseph's Home, chapel and girls' building, also called St. Peter's Orphanage and St. Joseph's Orphanage |
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St. Scholastica's Convent, additions and alterations, also called Congregation of Benedictine Sisters convent |
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St. Teresa's Academy |
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St. Vincent de Paul Home for the Aged |
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Sterling Bakery |
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Steves Sash and Door, mill building |
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Storm Elementary School, also called School No. 45 |
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Struhs (Ralph T.) residence |
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Style shop on Oblate Drive |
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Temple Beth-El, proposed, not built |
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Ursuline Academy Chapel, remodeling |
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Ursuline convent, proposed |
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Wurzbach Plaza, also called Wurzbach Oaks |
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San Antonio, Texas?: Dominican Fathers school |
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San Antonio, Texas?: Order of the Sons of Hermann lodge |
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San Benito, Texas: Catholic church |
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San Marcos, Texas: St. John's Catholic Church |
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San Patricio, Texas: Sam Patricio mission church |
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Schertz, Texas: Immaculate Conception Catholic Church |
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Schulenburg, Texas: St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church and parish school |
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Seguin, Texas: Bergfeld (A.) residence |
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Seguin, Texas: Emanuel Lutheran Church |
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Seguin, Texas: Park Hotel, also called Plaza Hotel |
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Seguin, Texas: Seligmann (Fred) residence |
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Seguin, Texas: St. James Catholic Church |
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Selma, Texas: Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish rectory |
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Selma, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church, destroyed in 1918 and rebuilt as Our Lady of Perpetual Help |
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Shiner, Texas: possibly Spoetzl Brewery warehouse |
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Smithville, Texas: St. Paul's Catholic Church |
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Snyder, Texas: St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church |
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St. Hedwig, Texas: Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, addition and remodeling |
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Three Rivers, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Tours, Texas: possibly St. Martin's Catholic Church |
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Tulia, Texas: possibly Church of the Holy Spirit Catholic Church |
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Victoria, Texas: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church |
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Victoria, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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Vinita, Oklahoma: Sacred Heart Academy, addition |
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Wallis, Texas: Guardian Angel Catholic Church |
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Weimar, Texas: St. Michael's Catholic Church and parish rectory |
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Westphalia, Texas: St. Mary's school and sisters home |
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Wichita Falls, Texas: Northwest Texas Insane Asylum |
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Windthorst, Texas: St. Mary's Catholic Church |
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Woodsboro, Texas: St. Therese Catholic Church |
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Yoakum, Texas: St. Joseph's High School |
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Yorktown, Texas: Holy Cross parish school |
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Family and business-related photographs are part of the series. Many of the family photos are represented only by negatives. Business photos are mostly snapshots of building projects. Two photo albums and some loose album pages gather additional photos of buildings and construction projects. Most of the photos in the album are not labeled; identifications have been provided when possible. |
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Subseries 3.1: Family and personal |
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Dielmann family |
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J. C. Dielmann house, 136 Lavaca Street [negatives] |
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L. M. J. Dielmann house, 320 Adams Street [negatives] |
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Leo M. J. Dielmann honeymoon and assorted family [negatives] |
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Assorted family and unidentified [negatives] |
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Hunting trips [negatives] |
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Gros family |
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J. C. Dielmann Co. office [negative] |
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Organizations, including American Institute of Architects, Beethoven Maennerchors, D.R.K. Staats-Vergand, Etter Club, St. Mary’s College, and San Antonio Liederkranz |
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Boys Club of San Antonio |
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Possibly Stiefel Club [negatives] |
| Box |
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| Oversize 10 |
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Group photo |
| Box |
Folder |
| 4 |
86 |
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San Antonio, miscellaneous |
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87 |
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Non-family and unidentified people |
| Box |
Folder |
| Oversize 1 |
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Marienstatt Abbey [printed photo, mounted under glass cover] |
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Subseries 3.2: Architectural and building projects |
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Folder |
| 4 |
88 |
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Brenham, Texas: St. Mary’s Catholic Church |
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89 |
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Cameron, Texas: St. Monica’s Catholic Church |
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90 |
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Cestohowa, Texas: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church |
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91 |
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Comfort, Texas: Hermann Sons Home for the Aged |
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92 |
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Comfort, Texas: Hermann Sons youth camp |
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93 |
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Crystal City, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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94 |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: Fredericksburg municipal building |
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95 |
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Galveston, Texas |
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96 |
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High Hill, Texas: St. Mary’s Catholic Church [negatives] |
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97 |
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Karnes City, Texas: St. Cornelius Catholic Church |
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98 |
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Kosciusko, Texas: St. Ann’s Catholic Church |
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99 |
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Kyle, Texas: unidentified |
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100 |
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La Coste, Texas: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church |
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101 |
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Marlin, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church |
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102 |
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Nazareth, Texas: Holy Family Catholic Church |
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103 |
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Rhineland, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church |
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104 |
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San Angelo, Texas: St. Mary’s Catholic Church |
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105 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Christ the King Catholic Church |
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106 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Collins Garden school, addition |
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107 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Commerce Street construction [negatives] |
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108 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Elmendorf house [St. Scholastica convent] |
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109 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Fort Sam Houston post chapel |
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110 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Highland Hills school |
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111 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church |
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112 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Koehler house |
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113 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Lourdes Grotto of the Southwest |
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114 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Market Street extension |
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115 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Munster (A. F.) house |
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116 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Order of the Sons of Hermann, Grand Lodge |
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117 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Our Lady of the Lake College, Sacred Heart Chapel |
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118 |
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San Antonio, Texas: St. George Maronite Catholic Church, North Frio Street |
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119 |
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San Antonio, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church |
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Folder |
| Oversize 10 |
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San Antonio, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church (oversize) |
| Box |
Folder |
| 4 |
120 |
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San Antonio, Texas: St. Joseph’s Society hall |
| Box |
Folder |
| 5 |
121 |
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San Antonio, Texas: St. Vincent de Paul Home for the Aged |
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122 |
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San Antonio, Texas: San Jose mission |
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123 |
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San Antonio, Texas: Storm Elementary School |
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124 |
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San Marcos, Texas: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church |
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125 |
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Schulenburg, Texas: St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church |
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126 |
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Seguin, Texas: Park Hotel [negatives] |
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127 |
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Seguin, Texas: St. James parish rectory |
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128 |
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Snyder, Texas: St. Elizabeth Catholic Church |
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129 |
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Weimer, Texas: St. Michael’s Catholic Church |
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130 |
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Woodsboro, Texas: St. Therese Catholic Church |
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131 |
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Yorktown, Texas: Holy Cross parish school |
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132 |
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Yorktown, Texas: Yorktown Memorial Hospital |
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133 |
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Architectural drawings, Leo M. J. Dielmann |
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134 |
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Architectural drawings, Leo M. J. Dielmann, Jr. |
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135 |
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Non-Texas |
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136 |
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Unidentified buildings |
| Box |
Folder |
| Oversize 9 |
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Photo album 1 |
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Brenham, Texas: St. Mary’s Catholic Church |
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Canyon, Texas: West Texas State Normal College |
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Corn Hill, Texas: Holy Trinity Catholic Church |
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Crystal City, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Flatonia, Texas: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: St. Mary’s Catholic Church |
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McAllen, Texas: possibly Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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McGregor, Texas: Zion Lutheran Church |
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Marlin, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church |
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Marshall, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church |
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Olfen, Texas: St. Boniface Catholic Church |
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Rhineland, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church |
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San Antonio, Texas: Bexar County Courthouse |
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San Antonio, Texas: Brackenridge house |
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San Antonio, Texas: Collins Garden School |
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San Antonio, Texas: Herff building |
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San Antonio, Texas: Hillcrest school |
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San Antonio, Texas: Order of the Sons of Hermann Home Association building |
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San Antonio, Texas: Prospect Hill School |
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San Antonio, Texas: St. George Maronite Catholic Church |
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San Antonio, Texas: Tamalina mills |
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San Antonio, Texas: Woodmen of the World Hospital |
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San Marcos, Texas: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church |
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Seguin, Texas: Park Hotel |
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Weimar, Texas: St. Michael’s Catholic Church |
| Box |
Folder |
| Oversize 9 |
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Photo album 2 |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: St. Mary’s Catholic Church |
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Big Wells, Texas: St. Michael’s Catholic Church |
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Corpus Christi, Texas?: Congress Apartments |
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McAllen, Texas: possibly Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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Marshall, Texas: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church |
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Carl Nentwig |
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Olfen, Texas: St. Boniface Catholic Church |
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San Angelo, Texas?: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |
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San Antonio, Texas: Fort Sam Houston post chapel dedication |
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San Antonio, Texas: Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church |
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San Antonio, Texas: Incarnate Word College, possibly the Home Economics building |
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San Antonio, Texas: Order of the Sons of Hermann, Home Association building |
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San Antonio, Texas: Our Lady of the Lake College, Sacred Heart Chapel |
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San Antonio, Texas: St. Michael’s Catholic Church |
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San Antonio, Texas: Woodmen of the World Hospital |
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San Marcos, Texas: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church |
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Seguin, Texas: Park Hotel |
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Victoria, Texas: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church |
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Weimar, Texas: St. Michael’s Catholic Church |
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Weimar, Texas: possibly St. Michael’s parish rectory |
| Box |
Folder |
| Oversize 9 |
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Album pages |
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New Braunfels, Texas: German pioneers monument |
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Fredericksburg, Texas: St. Mary’s Catholic Church |
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San Antonio, Texas: Our Lady of the Lake College, Sacred Heart Chapel |
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Series 4: Separated material |
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Maps |
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Map of the City of San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas: Including suburbs both north and south, 1915. |
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New Map of San Antonio. San Antonio: Southwell Blue Print and Supply Co., circa 1920s. |
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Newspapers |
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San Antonio Daily Times, 1884 October 7. |
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San Antonio Express [partial], 1955 March 10. |
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The Ferguson Forum, 1923 November 29. |
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Katholische Rundschau, 1903 July 15. |
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Fredericksburg Standard, 1962 October 17. |
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Books |
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Annual Catalog of the Ursuline Academy of the Sacred Heart, Prospect Hill, San Antonio, Texas, for the Academic Year. San Antonio: Johnson Bros. Printing Co., undated. |
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Beckmann, A. F. Architectural Beauties of San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio: Johnson Bros. Printing Co., 1896. |
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The Champions of American Liberties Against “The Catholic Conspiracy,” in San Antonio, 1891. |
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Constitution der Logen de Hermanns-Söhne in Staate Texas. San Antonio: Joh. Schott, 1892. |
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Souvenir of… Dedication of the New St. Mary’s Catholic Church at Brenham, Texas and Father Charles Silver Jubilee, 1911-1936. 1936. |
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Gebete und Gesaenge fuer Gemeinschaftlichen Gebrauch in der St. Joseph’s Kirche. San Antonio: Wilson-Schwegmann Printing Co., 1917. |
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Haas, Oscar. A Chronological History of the Singers of German Songs in Texas. New Braunfels: Oscar Haas, 1948. |
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Historical and Descriptive Review of the Industries of San Antonio. San Antonio: Land and Thompson, 1885. |
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Joint Pastoral Letter of the Bishops of the Province of San Antonio. Powell-Johnson Co., 1937. |
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Morrison, Andrew. The City of San Antonio, Texas. St. Louis: George W. Engelhardt and Co., undated. |
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Offizieller Bericht ueber die Schnehute General-Versammlung des D.R.K. Staatsverbandes von Texas. Neu-Braunfelser Zeitung, 1914. |
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Offizieller Bericht ueber die Achtzehnte General-Versammlung des D.R.K. Staats-Verbandes von Texas, 1916. |
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Reilly, J. S. San Antonio, Past, Present and Future. J.S. Reilly, undated. |
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San Antonio Booster Guidebook. San Antonio: San Antonio Light, 1924. |
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San Antonio 1909. San Antonio: San Antonio Printing Co., 1909. |
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Statuten für den San Antonio Deutschen Männerchor. San Antonio: John Schott, 1892. |
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Twenty Reasons Why Bryan Callaghan Should be Defeated. San Antonio: Alamo Printing Co., 1907. |
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Ursuline Alumnae, undated. |
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Deutsch-Texanische Monatsheste 1 (1895 June) 3. |
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Our Lady of the Lake College Bulletin XV (1924) 4. |
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San Antonio Public Schools Bulletin I (1924 February) 1. |
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