These records contain black and white and color photographs, contact sheets, negatives, slides, letters received, photograph order forms, policy statements, and product manuals produced and collected by the Media Services of the Texas House of Representatives during the 62nd Legislature between 1971 and 1972. The department accumulated these records in the course of its work to make photographic portraits of individual state representatives, to photograph events on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives and in other related entities of state government, and to provide photographs at the request of members. The images concern the following subjects: speeches, debates, ceremonies, and other business on the floor of the House of Representatives; the proceedings of legislative committees and state regulatory boards; the secretary of state; the legislative black caucus; staff members; sergeants; the children of representatives; the state capitol building and its furnishings; and other special events. Negatives for photos related to a specific representative may often be found in the the member's file, while the negatives for the "Floor Shots" and other general activities are housed separately. See the photo archivist for assistance.

The House staff created a card index with an entry for each representative indicating each "Floor Shot" in which the member is included.

A number of the member files from the 62nd and 63rd Legislatures suffered water damage and were destroyed while in the custody of the House of Representatives. The files were lost for approximately half of the members of each of these two legislatures, starting with members with last names "A" (or "Speaker") and so on, alphabetically. Check the folder inventory for the existence of a file for any specific representative.

These records contain black and white and color photographs, contact sheets, negatives, slides, letters received, photograph order forms, policy statements, and product manuals produced and collected by the Media Services of the Texas House of Representativesfor the 63rd Legislature in 1973. The department accumulated these records in the course of its work to make photographic portraits of individual state representatives, to photograph events on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives and in other related entities of state government, and to provide photographs at the request of members. The images concern the following subjects: speeches, debates, ceremonies, and other business on the floor of the House of Representatives; the proceedings of legislative committees and state regulatory boards; the secretary of state; the legislative black caucus; staff members; sergeants; the children of representatives; the state capitol building and its furnishings; and other special events. Negatives for photos related to a specific representative may often be found in the the member's file, while the negatives for the "Floor Shots" and other general activities are housed separately. See the photo archivist for assistance.

The House staff created a card index with an entry for each representative indicating each "Floor Shot" in which the member is included.

A number of the member files from the 62nd and 63rd Legislatures suffered water damage and were destroyed while in the custody of the House of Representatives. The files were lost for approximately half of the members of each of these two legislatures, starting with members with last names "A" (or "Speaker") and so on, alphabetically. Check the folder inventory for the existence of a file for any specific representative.

These records contain black and white and color photographs, contact sheets, negatives, slides, letters received, photograph order forms, policy statements, and product manuals produced and collected by the Media Services of the Texas House of Representatives during the 64th Legislature in 1975. The department accumulated these records in the course of its work to make photographic portraits of individual state representatives, to photograph events on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives and in other related entities of state government, and to provide photographs at the request of members. The images concern the following subjects: speeches, debates, ceremonies, and other business on the floor of the House of Representatives; the proceedings of legislative committees and state regulatory boards; the secretary of state; the legislative black caucus; staff members; sergeants; the children of representatives; the state capitol building and its furnishings; and other special events. Negatives for photos related to a specific representative may often be found in the the member's file, while the negatives for the "Floor Shots" and other general activities are housed separately. See the photo archivist for assistance.

The House staff created a card index with an entry for each representative indicating each "Floor Shot" in which the member is included.

These records contain black and white and color photographs, contact sheets, negatives, slides, letters received, photograph order forms, policy statements, and product manuals produced and collected by the Media Services of the Texas House of Representatives during the 65th Legislature between 1977 and 1978. The department accumulated these records in the course of its work to make photographic portraits of individual state representatives, to photograph events on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives and in other related entities of state government, and to provide photographs at the request of members. The images concern the following subjects: speeches, debates, ceremonies, and other business on the floor of the House of Representatives; the proceedings of legislative committees and state regulatory boards; the secretary of state; the legislative black caucus; staff members; sergeants; the children of representatives; the state capitol building and its furnishings; and other special events. Negatives for photos related to a specific representative may often be found in the the member's file, while the negatives for the "Floor Shots" and other general activities are housed separately. See the photo archivist for assistance.

The House staff created a card index with an entry for each representative indicating each "Floor Shot" in which the member is included.

These records contain black and white and color photographs, contact sheets, negatives, slides, letters received, photograph order forms, policy statements, and product manuals produced and collected by the Media Services of the Texas House of Representatives during the 66th Legislature in 1979. The department accumulated these records in the course of its work to make photographic portraits of individual state representatives, to photograph events on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives and in other related entities of state government, and to provide photographs at the request of members. The images concern the following subjects: speeches, debates, ceremonies, and other business on the floor of the House of Representatives; the proceedings of legislative committees and state regulatory boards; the secretary of state; the legislative black caucus; staff members; sergeants; the children of representatives; the state capitol building and its furnishings; and other special events. Negatives for photos related to a specific representative may often be found in the the member's file, while the negatives for the "Floor Shots" and other general activities are housed separately. See the photo archivist for assistance.

The House staff created a card index with an entry for each representative indicating each "Floor Shot" in which the member is included.

These records contain black and white and color photographs, contact sheets, negatives, slides, letters received, photograph order forms, policy statements, and product manuals produced and collected by the Media Services of the Texas House of Representatives during the 67th Legislature between 1981 and 1982. The department accumulated these records in the course of its work to make photographic portraits of individual state representatives, to photograph events on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives and in other related entities of state government, and to provide photographs at the request of members. The images concern the following subjects: speeches, debates, ceremonies, and other business on the floor of the House of Representatives; the proceedings of legislative committees and state regulatory boards; the secretary of state; the legislative black caucus; staff members; sergeants; the children of representatives; the state capitol building and its furnishings; and other special events. Negatives for photos related to a specific representative may often be found in the the member's file, while the negatives for the "Floor Shots" and other general activities are housed separately. See the photo archivist for assistance.

The House staff created a card index with an entry for each representative indicating each "Floor Shot" in which the member is included.

These records contain black and white and color photographs, contact sheets, negatives, slides, letters received, photograph order forms, policy statements, and product manuals produced and collected by the Media Services of the Texas House of Representatives during the 68th Legislature between 1983 and 1984. The department accumulated these records in the course of its work to make photographic portraits of individual state representatives, to photograph events on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives and in other related entities of state government, and to provide photographs at the request of members. The images concern the following subjects: speeches, debates, ceremonies, and other business on the floor of the House of Representatives; the proceedings of legislative committees and state regulatory boards; the secretary of state; the legislative black caucus; staff members; sergeants; the children of representatives; the state capitol building and its furnishings; and other special events. Negatives for photos related to a specific representative may often be found in the the member's file, while the negatives for the "Floor Shots" and other general activities are housed separately. See the photo archivist for assistance.

The House staff created a card index with an entry for each representative indicating each "Floor Shot" in which the member is included.