Texas Historical Commission, History Programs Division: An Inventory of Records at the Texas State Archives, [ca. 1880]-1995, undated (bulk 1960-1975)


Overview
	Creator:	Texas Historical Commission. History Programs Division.
	Title:	Records
	Dates:	[ca. 1880]-1995, undated
	Dates:	(bulk 1960-1975)
	Abstract:	Records in these files include correspondence, memos, minutes, surveys, inscriptions and lists of historical markers, membership lists and activity reports of county historical commissions, clippings, county historical commission newsletters and other publications, programs of local events, photographs, negatives, maps, lists of donors to the Texas Historical Foundation, and contracts, bids, and specifications for building historical markers. Dates covered are circa 1880-1995, undated, the bulk dating 1960-1975. The files document the erection of historical markers throughout the state in the early to mid 1960s (and some Confederate markers out of state), a survey undertaken by the Texas State Historical Survey Committee to gather information about historical markers and other historical and cultural resources in Texas counties, the interaction of the Texas State Historical Survey Committee/Texas Historical Commission with county historical committees, documentation of county historic projects, and actions of the State Board of Review in regard to nomination of sites to be added to the National Register of Historic Places.
	Quantity:	25.83 cubic ft.
	Repository:	Texas State Archives.

Agency History

The Texas State Historical Survey Committee was created on a temporary basis in 1953 (Senate Concurrent Resolution 44, 53rd Legislature, Regular Session) to administer a comprehensive state program for historical preservation; it was given more permanent status in 1957 (Senate Bill 426, 55th Legislature, Regular Session). The Committee became the Texas Historical Commission in 1973 (House Bill 1512, 63rd Legislature, Regular Session).

The Texas Historical Commission is composed of eighteen members appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate, serving overlapping six-year terms. Members must be citizens of Texas who have demonstrated an interest in the preservation of the state's historical heritage, and represent all geographical areas of Texas. Beginning in 1995, the membership must include a professional archeologist, a professional historian, and a licensed architect; and two of the members must be from counties with populations of less than 50,000. The governor names the chairperson. The members appoint an executive director to administer the agency. In 1998 the commission had a staff of about 100 employees.

The mission of the commission is to protect and preserve the state's historic and prehistoric resources for the use, education, economic benefit, and enjoyment of present and future generations. The main functions of the agency are to identify, preserve, interpret, and maintain historic and archeological sites. Duties of the agency include preservation consultation with the public; providing leadership to heritage organizations and county historical commissions; working with communities to protect Texas' architectural heritage, including operation of the Texas Main Street Program; administering the state's historical marker program; working with property owners to save archeological sites on private land; ensuring archeological sites are protected as land is developed for public construction projects; consulting with citizens and groups to nominate properties for historical and archeological landmark status and for the National Register of Historic Places; and making historical attractions a cornerstone of the Texas travel industry. The Commission also maintains the Historic Sites Atlas (a database of information on 200,000 historic sites in Texas); is involved with the LaSalle excavations; and was involved with the development of the Bob Bullock State History Museum that recently opened in Austin.

In the late 1990s, the Texas Historical Commission went through an agency restructuring in which several divisions were combined. The agency now contains seven divisions that carry out the responsibilities of the agency. The Administration Division oversees budgetary, planning, and other executive functions. The Community Heritage Division operates the Main Street Program, the Heritage Tourism Program, and the Certified Local Government Program. The Archeology Division administers the archeological programs of the agency in accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act and the Antiquities Code of Texas. The Architecture Division administers architectural grants, monitors the state's National Historical Landmarks and reviews proposed changes to Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The History Programs Division operates the National Register Program and the Local History Program. The Marketing Communications Division issues a monthly newsletter, The Medallion, provides production services for other departments, assists with public outreach, and helps coordinate the agency's annual museum conference. Staff Services handles personnel, accounting, and other staff functions.

The History Programs Division operates the National Register Program and the Local History Program. This division is compiling a statewide inventory of Texas properties significant in American history, architecture, or culture. It nominates the most significant properties to the National Register of Historic Places. It assists designated cities with developing ordinances and programs to preserve local landmarks and also provides other assistance to county officials, nonprofit heritage organizations, and individuals in preserving cultural and historic resources of the state. It operates the Texas Historical Marker program and administers the Sam Rayburn House Museum in Bonham, Texas.

There are several boards associated with the Texas Historical Commission. The State Board of Review evaluates nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. The Antiquities Advisory Board evaluates nominations for State Archeological Landmark status and considers issues associated with the Antiquities Code of Texas. The Guardians of Texas Preservation Trust Fund cultivates and develops sources of support for the trust fund and advises the commission of potential donors of property or other assets. The Advisory Board of the Texas Preservation Trust Fund makes recommendations on Trust Fund grant allocations and advises on matters relating to more efficient utilization or enhancement of the fund. The Main Street Interagency Council evaluates applications for the Main Street programs.

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Scope and Contents of the Records

Records in these files include correspondence, memos, minutes, surveys, inscriptions and lists of historical markers, membership lists and activity reports of county historical commissions, clippings, county historical commission newsletters and other publications, programs of local events, photographs, negatives, maps, lists of donors to the Texas Historical Foundation, and contracts, bids, and specifications for building historical markers. Dates covered are circa 1880-1995, undated, the bulk dating 1960-1975.

The files document a survey undertaken by the Texas State Historical Survey Committee to gather information about historical markers and other historical and cultural resources in Texas counties; county historic photographic projects; the administration of the historical marker program of the TSHSC/THC - erection of markers documenting the Confederacy (both in Texas and at national battlegrounds outside of the state), the Texas War for Independence, and other historical events; and actions of the State Board of Review in regard to nomination of sites to be added to the National Register of Historic Places. The files also cover membership and activities of the county historical commissions, appointments to the county historical commissions, requests for historical markers and medallions, historical marker dedications, requests for information about historical figures and/or historic sites in the counties, operation of local historical museums or sites, and meetings of county historical commissions. Correspondents include members of the Texas State Historical Survey Committee (TSHSC) or the Texas Historical Commission (THC), the State Building Commission, members of county historical commissions, county officials, and the general public.

This finding aid describes the files of several series of the History Programs Division of the Historical Commision. See Texas Historical Commission, History Programs Division, Survey and inventory files of historic resources, for more records of this division, and Texas Historical Commission: An Overview of Records for more records series.

To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.

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Organization of the Records
	These records are organized into five series.

		State Board of Review minutes and agenda, 1983-1995, 0.24 cubic ft.
		County historical files, 1953-1979, 21.16 cubic ft.
		County historical committee program files, 1965-1974, 0.47 cubic ft.
		Historical marker program administrative files, 1955-1984 (bulk 1961-1966), 3 cubic ft.
		County historic photographic projects, [ca. 1880]-1989, undated, 0.96 cubic ft.

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

None.

Restrictions on Use

Most records created by state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).

Researchers are required to use gloves when viewing photographs in the Archives.

Technical Requirements

None.

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Index Terms
	The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
	Corporate Names:
		Texas Historical Commission. State Board of Review.
		Texas State Historical Survey Committee.
	Subjects:
		Historic buildings--Texas--Conservation and restoration.
		Historical markers--Texas.
		Historic buildings--Texas.
		History--Societies, etc.
	Places:
		Texas--Cultural policy.
	Document Types:
		Minutes--Texas--Cultural policy--1983-1995.
		Correspondence--Texas--Cultural policy--1953-1979.
		Newsletters--Texas--Cultural policy--1953-1979.
		Clippings--Texas--Cultural policy--1953-1979.
		Photographs--Texas--Cultural policy--1953-1979.
		Photographs--Texas--Historic buildings--[ca.1880]-1988.
		Reports--Texas--Cultural policy--1953-1979.
	Functions:
		Protection of historic sites.
		Historic preservation.

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Related Material


	The following materials are offered as possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The listing is not exhaustive.
	Texas State Archives
		Texas Historical Commission, Texas State Historical Survey Committee Records, 1961-1968, 14.57 cubic ft. [The finding aid for these records is being redone, see staff for assistance.]
		Texas Historical Foundation, Records, [ca. 1966]-1981, 6 cubic ft. [There is no finding aid available for these unprocessed records, see staff for assistance.]
		F. Lee Lawrence Papers, ca. 1955-ca. 1962, 1 cubic ft. [There is no finding aid available for these unprocessed records, box numbers 2-23/649 thru 2-23/652]
		Texas Historical Commission, Executive director files, ca. 1961-1986, approximately 22 cubic ft. [There is no finding aid available for these unprocessed records, see staff for assistance.]
		Texas State Building Commission, Records on monuments, 1955-1963, 1 cubic ft.
		Civil War Centennial Historical Marker Scrapbook, 1 volume [There is no finding aid available for these unprocessed records, the call number is 2-7/1293.]
		Duncan (John Thomas) Collection, 1958-1967, 1.2 cubic ft. [Civil War Centennial Commission] [There is no finding aid available for these unprocessed records, see staff for assistance.]
		Long (Walter E.) Collection, 1883, 1937-1940, 1952-1967, 2.5 cubic ft. [Civil War Centennial scrapbooks]
		Texas Civil War Centennial Commission, Records, ca. 1961-1965, 4 inches [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call number is 2-23/1112.]
		Texas Civil War Centennial Commission, Report, ca. 1961, fractional [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call number is 2-23/1101.]
		Texas Confederate Monument, Vicksburg, Mississippi, [Correspondence, clippings], 1901-1929, fractional [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call number is 2-23/632.]
		Texas Historical Records Survey, Inventory of files, undated, fractional [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call number is 2-22/211.] [Iventory of WPA records at the University of Texas.
		Texas Historical Records Survey, Inventory , 1942, fractional [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call number is 2-22/710.] [Inventory of Texas historical records and their locations in Texas repositories.]
		Texas Historical Survey, Literary productions, 1933-1935, about 2 cubic ft. [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call numbers are 2-23/789, 790, 797, 837, 840, thru 843.] [Indexes to newspapers, transcript of colonization papers, calendar to papers at the University of Texas, etc.]
		Texas Historical Markers, List of, ca. 1936, 25 items. [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call number is 2-23/990.]
		Texas Historical Foundation, Records, undated, 2.5 inches. [There is no finding aid for this unprocessed record, the call number is 2-23/889.] [Inventory of all historical markers in Texas.]

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

(Identify the item and cite the series), Records, History Programs Division, Texas Historical Commission. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1990/138, 1998/066, 2000/020, 2000/021, 2001/087, 2002/103

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Historical Commission on May 15, 1990; December 7, 1997; September 28, 1999; January 8, 2001; and February 7, 2002.

Processing Information

Laura K. Saegert, April 1999, November 1999, May 2002, October 2002, March 2004

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Detailed Description of the Records

State Board of Review minutes and agenda, 1983-1995,
0.24 cubic ft.

This series contains minutes and agenda of the meetings of the State Board of Review, a board affiliated with the Texas Historical Commission. Dates covered are 1983-1995. The minutes report the decisions by the Board on nominations of sites to be added to the National Register of Historic Places. The later minutes, beginning about 1990, contain often lengthy summaries of the discussions by Board members regarding the status of the nominations. Other items discussed in the minutes include changes in bylaws, resolutions, guidelines for nominating sites, and election of officers. The State Archives is missing all minutes prior to October 1983, minutes from 1984, January 1985, 1987, October 1988, February 1990, March 1991, July 1992, February 1993, September 1994, and any after February 1995. Agenda and supporting documentation are not present.

Information from the entries listed on the National Register can be found in an online database maintained by the Historical Commission, known as The Texas Historic Sites Atlas. As of March 2004 the Atlas was available on the web site of the Texas Historical Commission and can be searched by county, site name, or address, see http://atlas.thc.state.tx.us/.

Historical sketch

The National Register of Historic Places was established in 1966 through passage of the National Historic Preservation Act. The register serves as a federal listing of buildings, sites, structures, districts, and objects that meet one or more of the criteria defined in 36 CFR Part 60.4. If a site is eligible, a form is completed and submitted for nomination. Once a site is nominated, the form is reviewed by the National Register Department, then by the State Board of Review for formal consideration. If passed, it is submitted to the Keeper of the National Register for final approval and listing. The first listing of Texas properties in the register was in October 1969.

Agency history

The State Board of Review, affiliated with the Texas Historical Commission, evaluates nominations of historic sites to the National Register of Historic Places. Members are professionals in the fields of architecture, history, archeology, and architectural history. Members are appointed to the Board by the Texas Historical Commission.

Arrangement

Files are arranged chronologically by meeting date.

Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), State Board of Review minutes and agenda, Records, History Programs Division, Texas Historical Commission. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Accession Information

Accession number: 1998/066

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Historical Commission on December 7, 1997.

Processed by

Laura K. Saegert, April 1999

State Board of Review minutes and agenda:

Box

1998/066-7

October 1983

May 1985

August 1985

October 1985

February 1986

April 1986

July 1986

October 1986

February 1987

January 1988

May 1988

July 1988

May 1990

July 1990

October 1990

July 1991

November 1991

March 1992

October 1992

September 1993

February 1994

November 1994

February 1995

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County historical files, 1953-1979,
21.16 cubic ft.

Records in these files include correspondence, surveys of historical markers in the counties, membership lists and activity reports of county historical commissions, clippings, county historical commission newsletters and other publications, programs of local events, photographs of historical markers or sites, maps, and lists of donors to the Texas Historical Foundation. Dates covered are 1953-1979. Many of the activities documented in this series, especially during the 1960s, were undertaken as part of the Texas Historical Survey, a survey conducted by the Texas State Historical Survey Committee to gather information about historical markers and other historical and cultural resources in Texas counties. Specific survey projects covered in these records included gathering data on the location and condition of historical markers and centennial celebration markers in the counties. Other topics found in this series include membership and activities of the county historical commissions, appointments to the county historical commissions, requests for historical markers and medallions, historical marker dedications, requests for information about historical figures and/or historic sites in the counties, operation of local historical museums or sites, and meetings of county historical commissions. Correspondents include members of the Texas State Historical Survey Committee or the Texas Historical Commission, members of county historical commissions, county officials, and the general public. Some of the clippings in the files, especially in the early years, detail historical events that took place in the county; some clippings tell the story of early families in the county.

The Historical Commission maintains three other series containing information about county historical resources. The series Survey and inventory (files of historic resources), housed in the History Programs Division (National Register Program section), contains records from early surveys of historical resources in the state. The History Programs Division (Local History Programs section) maintains the series Marker files, which contain records of approved historical markers, and the series Photo/slide collection, which includes photographs and slides of historic sites in counties.

Arrangement

The county files were organized by date into nine groups, some of which overlap in date coverage. Not all counties are represented in each group as most groups have some gaps. The files are arranged alphabetically by county within each group. Arrangement within the folders varies by group. Many are roughly in reverse chronological order based on the date of outgoing letters. This order is not always present in the earlier files, especially those containing large numbers of clippings. Clippings were usually congregated in the middle of the file, and were not in any particular order. Groups of files are: County files, G-Z, 1954-1964; County files, A-Z, 1962-1964; County files, A-Z, 1953-1970, undated (bulk 1964-1969); County files, M-Z, 1966-1969 (bulk 1966-1967); County files, A-R, 1965-1972 (bulk 1969-1970); County files, K-Z, 1963-1971 (bulk 1969-1970); County files, A-Z, 1969-1973 (bulk 1971-1972); County files, D-Z, 1971-1976 (bulk 1973-1974); County files, A-V, 1971-1979 (bulk 1975-1978). The last group contains annual reports of counties for 1975-1977 following the county files.

Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), County historical files, Records, History Programs Division, Texas Historical Commission. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Accession Information

Accession number: 2000/021

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Historical Commission on September 28, 1999.

Processed by

Laura K. Saegert, November 1999, October 2002

County files, G-Z, 1954-1964

Box

2000/021-1

County historical commissions, rosters, ca. 1961

County historical commissions, ca. 1962

Garza County, 1956-1962

Gillespie County, 1955-1963

Gillespie County, 1955-1957

Glasscock County, 1956

Goliad County, 1961-1962

Goliad County, 1955-1963

Gonzales County, 1956-1963

Gonzales County, 1955-1956

Gray County, 1955-1964

Grayson County, 1959-1962

Grayson County, 1956-1960

Gregg County, 1956-1963

Grimes County, 1956-1963

Guadalupe County, 1955-1963

Hale County, 1955-1962

Hall County, 1955-1956

Hamilton County, 1955-1963

Hansford County, 1956, 1962-1963

Hardeman County, 1955-1959

Hardin County, 1956-1961

Harris County:

1962-1963

1960-1962

Box

2000/021-2

1958-1960

1956-1960

Harrison County, 1961-1963

Harrison County, 1956-1961

Hartley County, 1955

Haskell County, 1956, 1962-1963

Hays County, 1956-1964

Hemphill County, 1956, 1959

Henderson County, 1956-1963

Hidalgo County, 1955-1963

Hill County, 1955-1963

Hockley County, 1956-1958

Hood County, 1956-1958, 1963

Hopkins County, 1955-1963

Hopkins County, 1954-1956

Houston County, 1955-1963

Howard County, 1962-1963

Hudspeth County, 1956

Hunt County, 1958-1963

Hunt County, 1955-1958

Hutchinson County, 1956-1963

Irion County, 1955

Jack County, 1961-1963

Jack County, 1955-1962

Jackson County, 1956-1962

Jasper County, 1956-1963

Jeff Davis County, 1955-1963

Jefferson County, 1956-1963

Jim Hogg County, 1956-1959

Jim Wells County, 1955-1957, 1963-1964

Johnson County, 1956, 1963

Jones County, 1955-1963

Karnes County, 1956-1962

Kaufman County, 1955-1956, 1962

Kendall County, 1955-1963

Kenedy County, 1961

Kent County, 1956, 1962

Kerr County, 1955-1956, 1963

Kimble County, 1955-1956, 1963

King County, 1955-1956

Kinney County, 1956, 1962-1963

Kleberg County, 1955-1963

Knox County, 1956, 1963

Box

2000/021-3

Lamar County, 1955-1956, 1962

Lamb County, 1956-1963

Lampasas County, 1956, 1963

La Salle County, 1955-1956

Lavaca County, 1955-1963

Lee County, 1956-1963

Leon County, 1955-1963

Liberty County, 1955-1962

Limestone County, 1955-1963

Lipscomb County, 1956-1962

Live Oak County, 1955-1956, 1962-1963

Llano County, 1956-1963

Loving County, 1956

Lubbock County, 1956-1963

Lynn County, 1956, 1962

McCulloch County, 1956, 1962-1963

McLennan County, 1960-1963

McLennan County, 1955-1961

McMullen County, 1956, 1962-1963

Madison County, 1956

Marion County, 1955-1963

Martin County, 1955, 1962-1963

Mason County, 1956-1963

Matagorda County, 1956-1963

Maverick County, 1956, 1962

Medina County, 1956, 1962

Menard County, 1956-1964

Midland County, 1956-1963

Milam County, 1955-1963

Mitchell County, 1963

Mills County, 1956

Montague County, 1956-1963

Montgomery County, 1956-1963

Moore County, 1956-1963

Box

2000/021-4

Morris County, 1962-1964

Motley County, 1956-1963

Nacogdoches County:

1962-1963

1960-1961

1955-1960

Navarro County, 1956-1963

Navarro County, 1960-1961

Newton County, 1955, 1961-1963

Nolan County, 1957, 1963

Nueces County, 1956-1964

Ochiltree County, 1956, 1959, 1963

Oldham County, 1956, 1963

Orange County, 1955-1958, 1963

Palo Pinto County, 1956-1963

Panola County, 1955-1963

Parker County, 1955-1957, 1963

Parmer County, 1956, 1960, 1962

Pecos County, 1956-1962

Polk County, 1956-1963

Potter County, 1954-1963

Presidio County, 1955-1963

Rains County, 1956, 1962-1963

Randall County, 1955-1964

Reagan County, 1955, 1962-1963

Real County, 1955-1963

Red River County, 1955-1963

Reeves County, 1955-1963

Refugio County, 1955-1956, 1963

Roberts County, 1955-1956

Robertson County, 1956-1963

Rockwall County, 1956-1963

Runnels County, 1956-1963

Rusk County, 1955-1964

Sabine County, 1955-1956, 1962-1963

Box

2000/021-5

San Augustine County, 1956-1963

San Jacinto County, 1956-1963

San Patricio County, 1956-1963

San Saba County, 1955-1963

Schleicher County, 1956, 1961, 1963

Scurry County, 1955, 1963

Shackelford County, 1955-1963

Shelby County, 1962-1963

Sherman County, 1956-1963

Smith County, 1959-1963

Smith County, 1954-1962

Somervell County, 1955-1956, 1962-1963

Starr County, 1959-1963

Stephens County, 1956, 1962-1963

Sterling County, 1955-1962

Stonewall County, 1956-1959

Sutton County, 1955, 1963

Tarrant County:

1957-1963

1959-1961

1956-1958

Taylor County, 1956-1963

Terrell County, 1956, 1962-1963

Terry County, 1955-1957, 1963

Throckmorton County, 1956, 1963

Titus County, 1956, 1962-1963

Tom Green County, 1956-1964

Travis County:

1962-1964

Statewide meeting, 1962

1961-1962

1956-1960

1955-1956

Box

2000/021-6

Trinity County, 1956, 1958, 1963

Tyler County, 1956-1963

Upshur County, 1955, 1963

Upton County, 1956-1963

Uvalde County, 1954-1956

Val Verde County, 1956-1963

Van Zandt County, 1956, 1962-1963

Victoria County, 1961-1963

Victoria County, 1956-1960

Walker County, 1955-1963

Walker County, 1954-1956

Waller County, 1955-1963

Ward County, 1955-1963

Washington County, 1955-1963

Webb County, 1955-1963

Wharton County, 1955-1963

Wheeler County, 1955, 1963

Wichita County, 1957-1963

Wichita County, 1955-1956

Wilbarger County, 1955-1956, 1962-1963

Willacy County, 1958-1960

Williamson County, 1955-1963

Box

2000/021-7

Wilson County, 1956-1964

Winkler County, 1956, 1962-1963

Wise County, 1955-1958, 1963

Wood County, 1957-1962

Yoakum County, 1955-1964

Young County, 1956-1963

Zapata County, 1956, 1963

Zavala County, 1956, 1963

County files, A-Z, 1962-1964

Box

2000/021-7

Correspondence re: county committees, 1963-1964

Board clippings, 1962-1964

Andrews County, 1963

Armstrong County, 1963

Atascosa County, 1964

Bee County, 1963

Bell County, 1963-1964

Bexar County, 1963-1964

Bowie County, 1962-1963

Brazoria County, 1963-1964

Burleson County, 1963

Burnet County, 1963

Calhoun County, 1964

Callahan County, 1963

Cameron County, 1962-1964

Camp County, 1964

Carson County, 1963-1964

Cass County, 1963

Cherokee County, 1963

Clay County, 1962

Coke County, 1963-1964

Coleman County, 1962-1964

Collin County, 1963

Collingsworth County, 1964

Comal County, 1963

Comanche County, 1964

Concho County, 1964

Cooke County, 1963-1964

Coryell County, 1963

Cottle County, 1963

Crosby County, 1963

Culberson County, 1963

Dallas County, 1963-1964

Denton County, 1963

DeWitt County, 1963-1964

Dickens County, 1963

Dimmit County, 1963-1964

Duval County, 1963-1964

Eastland County, 1963-1964

Ector County, 1964

Ellis County, 1963-1964

El Paso County, 1963-1964

Erath County, 1964

Falls County, 1962-1964

Fannin County, 1963-1964

Fayette County, 1963-1964

Fisher County, 1963-1964

Fort Bend County, 1963-1964

Franklin County, 1963-1964

Freestone County, 1963-1964

Frio County, 1963

Box

2000/021-8

Gaines County, 1963-1964

Garza County, 1963-1964

Gillespie County, 1963-1964

Glasscock County, 1963

Goliad County, 1963-1964

Gonzales County, 1963-1964

Gray County, 1963-1964

Grayson County, 1962-1964

Gregg County, 1963

Grimes County, 1964

Guadalupe County, 1963

Hall County, 1964

Hamilton County, 1963-1964

Hansford County, 1962-1963

Hardeman County, 1963

Harris County, 1963-1964

Harrison County, 1963

Hartley County, 1963-1964

Haskell County, 1963

Hays County, 1963-1964

Henderson County, 1963

Hidalgo County, 1962-1964

Hill County, 1964

Hockley County, 1963-1964

Hopkins County, 1963-1964

Houston County, 1962-1964

Howard County, 1964

Hunt County, 1963-1964

Jim Wells County, 1963

Kendall County, 1962-1963

Kimble County, 1963

Lamar County, 1963-1964

Lavaca County, ca. 1963

McLennan County, 1962

McMullen County, 1963

Mason County, 1963-1964

Matagorda County, 1962-1964

Mills County, 1963

Montague County, 1963

Morris County, 1963

Navarro County, 1963

Nueces County, 1963

Ochiltree County, 1963

Orange County, 1963-1964

Polk County, 1963-1964

Polk County, newsletters, 1963-1964

Potter County, 1963-1964

Rains County, 1963

Robertson County, 1963

San Jacinto County, 1963-1964

Smith County, 1963

Tom Green County, 1963

Upton County, 1964

Uvalde County, 1964

Val Verde County, 1962

Walker County, 1963-1964

Waller County, 1963-1964

Ward County, 1963-1964

Washington County, 1962-1964

Webb County, 1963-1964

Wharton County, 1963-1964

Wheeler County, 1962-1964

Wichita County, 1962-1964

Box

2000/021-9

Wilbarger County, 1963-1964

Willacy County, 1962-1964

Williamson County, 1963-1964

Wilson County, 1962-1964

Winkler County, 1963-1964

Wise County, 1963-1964

Wood County, 1963-1964

Yoakum County, 1963-1964

Young County, 1962-1964

Zapata County, 1963-1964

Zavala County, 1964

County files, A-Z, 1953-1970, undated (bulk 1964-1969)

These files have a variety of materials, generally reports, correspondence, and clippings.

Box

2000/021-9

Anderson County, 1968-1969

Anderson County, 1964-1968

Andrews County, 1964-1968

Angelina County, 1964-1969

Aransas County, 1964-1968

Archer County, 1964-1969

Armstrong County, 1963-1969

Atascosa County, 1964-1969

Austin County, 1964-1969

Bailey County, 1964-1969

Bandera County, 1963-1969

Bastrop County, 1967-1969

Bastrop County, 1964-1965

Baylor County, 1964-1968

Bee County, 1967-1969

Bee County, 1964-1969

Box

2000/021-10

Bell County:

1968-1970

1967-1969

1967-1968

1964-1966

Bexar County:

1967-1970

1967-1969

1964-1967

1958, 1963

Blanco County, 1964-1969

Borden County, 1964-1969

Bosque County, 1962-1969

Bowie County:

1965-1970

1967-1968

1961-1967

Brazos County, 1958, 1964-1969

Brazoria County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1958, 1963-1967

Brewster County, 1962-1969

Briscoe County, 1962-1969

Box

2000/021-11

Brooks County, ca. 1963-1969

Brown County, 1958, 1964-1969

Burleson County, 1958, 1964-1969

Burnet County, 1964-1969

Caldwell County, 1964, 1968

Calhoun County, 1964-1968

Callahan County, 1964-1969

Cameron County, 1964-1969

Cameron County, 1962-1964

Camp County, 1964-1969

Carson County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1964-1968

Cass County, 1964, 1967-1969

Castro County, 1964-1967

Chambers County, 1958, 1964, 1967-1969

Cherokee County, 1964, 1967-1969

Childress County, 1964-1968

Clay County, 1962-1964, 1967-1970

Cochran County, 1964-1968

Coke County, 1967-1970

Coke County, 1964, 1967-1968

Box

2000/021-12

Coleman County, 1964, 1967-1968

Collin County, 1964-1965, 1967, 1969

Collingsworth County, 1964-1965, 1968-1969

Colorado County, 1964-1970

Comal County, 1964-1969

Comanche County, 1964, 1967-1969

Concho County, 1962, 1964

Cooke County, 1966-1968

Cooke County, 1967-1968

Coryell County, 1958, 1964-1969

Cottle County, 1963-1969

Crane County, 1964-1969

Crockett County, 1963-1964, 1967-1969

Crosby County:

1966-1969

1967-1968

1964-1968

Culberson County, 1963-1968

Dallam County, 1964-1969

Dallas County:

1967-1969

1968

1967

1958, 1964-1967

Dawson County, 1964-1965, 1968

Deaf Smith County, 1964, 1967-1969

Delta County, 1963, 1967-1968

Box

2000/021-13

Denton County, 1958-1968

DeWitt County:

1968-1970

1967-1969

1964-1968

Dickens County, 1964-1968

Dimmitt County, 1964, 1968

Donley County, 1964-1969

Duval County, 1958, 1964-1967

Eastland County, 1962-1969

Ector County, 1964-1969

Edwards County, 1958, 1964-1969

Ellis County, 1962-1969

El Paso County, 1967-1969

El Paso County, 1964-1968

Erath County, 1963-1969

Falls County, 1964-1969

Fannin County, 1964-1969

Fayette County, 1963-1969

Fayette County, 1954-1964

Fisher County, 1964-1965, 1968

Floyd County, 1964-1968

Foard County, 1964, 1967-1970

Fort Bend County, 1967-1969

Fort Bend County, 1960, 1963-1969

Franklin County, 1958, 1964-1967

Box

2000/021-14

Freestone County:

1967-1968

1967-1969

1964, 1967-1968

Frio County, 1964-1969

Gaines County, 1963-1969

Galveston County:

1968-1970

1968

1967-1968

1967

1962, 1964-1965

Garza County:

1968-1969

1967-1968

1966-1967

1962-1969

Box

2000/021-15

Gillespie County, 1967-1969

Gillespie County, 1962-1968

Glasscock County, 1965

Goliad County, 1967-1969

Goliad County, 1964-1967

Gonzales County, 1967-1969

Gonzales County, 1958, 1963-1965

Gray County, 1967-1969

Gray County, 1960, 1964-1968

Grayson County:

1968-1969

1966-1969

1967-1968

1964-1967

Gregg County, 1967-1969

Gregg County, 1958, 1963-1967

Grimes County, 1964-1968

Guadalupe County, 1962-1969

Hale County, 1964, 1966, 1968

Hall County, 1964-1965, 1968-1969

Box

2000/021-16

Hamilton County, 1958, 1963-1965, 1967-1969

Hansford County, 1964-1969

Hardeman County, 1958, 1964-1968

Hardin County, 1964-1969

Harris County:

1968-1970

1967-1968

1964-1965

1956-1959

Harrison County, 1967-1969

Harrison County, 1958, 1963-1964, 1967

Hartley County, 1964, 1967-1968

Haskell County, 1963-1968

Hays County, 1967-1969

Hays County, 1958, 1963-1964

Hemphill County, 1964-1969

Henderson County, 1963-1969

Hidalgo County, 1964-1969

Hill County:

1967-1970

1967-1968

1965-1968

Box

2000/021-17

Hockley County, 1964, 1968

Hood County, 1964-1968

Hopkins County, 1963-1964

Houston County, 1956, 1964-1969

Howard County, 1964-1969

Hudspeth County, 1964-1969

Hunt County, 1967-1969

Hunt County, 1956, 1958, 1964-1968

Hutchinson County, 1964-1968

Irion County, 1964-1968

Jack County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1963-1965

Jackson County, 1964-1965

Jasper County, 1962-1969

Jeff Davis County, 1963-1968

Jefferson County, 1964-1970

Jim Hogg County, 1963-1968

Jim Wells County, 1964-1969

Johnson County, 1966-1969

Johnson County, 1964-1968

Box

2000/021-18

Jones County, 1964-1969

Karnes County, 1967-1969

Karnes County, 1964-1968

Kaufman County, 1960, 1964-1970

Kendall County, 1956, 1962, 1964-1969

Kenedy County, 1958, 1960, 1964-1968

Kerr County, 1964-1969

Kimble County:

1967-1969

1967-1970

1967-1968

1958, 1964-1967

King County, 1958, 1963-1964, 1969

Kinney County, 1963-1965, 1968

Kleberg County, 1963-1969

Knox County, 1964-1969

Lamar County, 1964-1969

Lamb County, 1958, 1964-1969

Lampasas County, 1967-1969

Lampasas County, 1956, 1962, 1964-1967

Box

2000/021-19

LaSalle County, 1959, 1964-1965, 1968

Lavaca County:

1967-1968

1967-1969

1964-1965

Lee County, 1967-1969

Lee County, 1959, 1964-1967

Leon County, 1958, 1964-1969

Liberty County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1966-1967

1958, 1964-1965

Limestone County, 1964-1969

Lipscomb County, 1962, 1964-1969

Live Oak County, 1964-1969

Llano County, 1964-1969

Loving County, 1963-1968

Lubbock County, 1964-1969

Box

2000/021-20

Lynn County, [1964]-1968

McCulloch County, [1964]-1968

McLennan County, 1967-1969

McLennan County, 1957, 1964-1965

McMullen County, 1967-1969

McMullen County, 1964-1967

Madison County, 1964-1968

Marion County:

1967-1969

1967

1960, 1964-1965

Martin County, 1962-1969

Mason County, 1962-1969

Matagorda County:

1967-1968

1967-1969

1967

1962-1965

Maverick County, 1964-1969

Medina County, 1964-1969

Menard County, 1964-1969

Midland County, 1958, 1964-1969

Box

2000/021-21

Milam County, 1964-1968

Mills County, 1964-1968

Mitchell County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1964-1966

Montague County, 1958, 1964-1969

Montgomery County, 1966-1969

Montgomery County, 1964-1968

Moore County, 1964-1969

Morris County, 1964-1968

Motley County, 1964-1968

Nacogdoches County, 1964-1969

Navarro County, 1967-1970

Navarro County, 1964-1968

Newton County, 1964-1969

Nolan County, 1964-1969

Nueces County, 1964-1969

Ochiltree County, 1963-1969

Oldham County, 1964-1969

Orange County, 1963-1968

Palo Pinto County, 1964-1969

Panola County, 1964-1969

Parker County, 1964-1969

Parmer County, 1964-1969

Pecos County, 1964-1968

Box

2000/021-22

Polk County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1967-1969

1968

1964-1965

Potter County, 1963-1969

Presidio County, 1964-1968

Rains County, 1964-1968

Randall County, 1967-1969

Randall County, 1964-1968

Reagan County, 1964-1969

Real County, 1964-1969

Red River County, 1958, 1962-1970

Reeves County, 1964-1968

Refugio County, 1958, 1962-1968

Roberts County, 1964-1968

Robertson County, 1964-1969

Rockwall County, 1964-1968

Runnels County, 1967-1969

Runnels County, 1964-1967

Rusk County, 1964-1969

Sabine County, 1964-1969

San Augustine County, 1962-1969

Box

2000/021-23

San Jacinto County, 1953, 1955, 1964-1969

San Patricio County, 1964-1967

San Saba County, 1967-1969

San Saba County, 1962-1967

Schleicher County, 1964-1969

Scurry County:

1968-1970

1967-1968

1964-1967

Shackelford County, 1964-1969

Shelby County, 1967-1969

Shelby County, 1963-1965

Sherman County, 1964-1969

Smith County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1962-1965

Somervell County, 1963-1969

Starr County, 1964-1969

Stephens County, 1964-1968

Sterling County, 1964-1965

Stonewall County, 1964-1968

Sutton County, 1964-1969

Swisher County, 1964-1969

Tarrant County, 1967-1969

Tarrant County, 1964-1967

Taylor County, 1962-1969

Terrell County, 1964-1965

Box

2000/021-24

Terry County, 1964-1969

Throckmorton County, 1964-1968

Titus County, 1964-1968

Tom Green County, 1967-1969

Tom Green County, 1964-1968

Travis County:

1967-1969

1966-1969

1964-1967

Trinity County, 1964-1968

Tyler County, 1955, 1964-1969

Upshur County:

1967-1969

1964-1967

Upton County, 1967-1969

Upton County, 1964-1967

Uvalde County:

1967-1969

1967-1968

1956, 1959, 1964-1965

Val Verde County, 1967-1969

Val Verde County, 1964-1965

Van Zandt County, 1967-1969

Van Zandt County, 1964-1967

Victoria County, 1967-1969

Victoria County, 1958, 1964-1965, undated

Box

2000/021-25

Walker County, 1956-1958, 1964-1969

Waller County, 1958, 1964-1969

Ward County, 1964-1969

Washington County, 1967-1969

Washington County, 1962-1965

Webb County, 1964-1968

Wharton County, 1964-1969

Wheeler County, 1956-1957, 1964-1969

Wichita County, 1964-1969

Wilbarger County, 1964-1969

Willacy County, 1964-1969

Williamson County:

1967-1969

1958, 1963-1965

Wilson County, 1964-1969

Winkler County, 1964-1969

Wise County:

1968-1969

1967-1968

Box

2000/021-26

1967-1969

1964-1965

Wood County, 1963-1969

Yoakum County, 1964-1969

Young County:

1967-1970

1967-1969

1960-1965

Zapata County, 1954, 1958, 1964-1969

Zavala County, 1964-1968

County files, M-Z, 1966-1969 (bulk 1966-1967)

The only item found in these files are county committees organization reports; later reports for all counties are found in the next group of county files.

Box

2000/021-26

McCulloch County, 1966

McLennan County, 1967

McMullen County, 1966-1968

Madison County, 1967

Marion County, 1966

Martin County, 1966

Mason County, 1967

Matagorda County, 1966

Maverick County, [1967]

Medina County, 1967

Midland County, 1967

Milam County, 1966

Mills County, [1967]

Mitchell County, 1967

Montague County [empty]

Montgomery County, 1967

Moore County, 1966

Navarro County, [1967]

Newton County, 1966

Nolan County, 1968

Nueces County, [1967]

Ochiltree County, 1966

Oldham County, 1966

Palo Pinto County, [1966]

Panola County [empty]

Pecos County, 1966

Polk County, 1967

Potter County, [1967]

Presidio County, 1966

Rains County, 1966

Randall County, 1966

Reagan County, 1966

Real County, 1966

Red River County, 1968

Roberts County, 1967

Robertson County, 1967-1968

Runnels County, 1966

Rusk County, 1966

Sabine County, 1966

San Augustine County, 1967

San Jacinto County, 1966

San Saba County, 1967

Schleicher County, 1966

Scurry County, 1968

Shackelford County, 1967

Shelby County, 1967

Sherman County, 1966

Smith County, 1967

Somervell County, 1966

Starr County, 1967

Stephens County, [1966]

Sterling County, 1966

Stonewall County, 1967

Sutton County, 1966

Swisher County, 1967

Tarrant County, 1967

Taylor County, 1966

Terry County, 1967

Titus County, 1967

Tom Green County, 1967

Travis County, 1967

Tyler County, 1966

Upshur County, 1966

Upton County, 1966

Uvalde County, 1967

Val Verde County, 1966

Van Zandt County, 1967

Victoria County, 1967

Walker County, 1967-1968

Waller County, 1966, 1969

Washington County, 1967

Wharton County, 1967

Wheeler County, 1966

Wichita County, ca. 1967

Wilbarger County, 1967

Willacy County, 1967

Williamson County, 1967

Wilson County, 1967

Winkler County, 1967

Wise County, 1966

Wood County, 1967

Yoakum County, 1966

Young County, 1966

Zapata County, 1967

Zavala County, 1966

County files, A-R, 1965-1972 (bulk 1969-1970)

There were a number of empty folders in this group. The county was noted in the inventory and the folder was removed.

Box

2000/021-27

Anderson County, 1968-1970

Andrews County, 1969-1970

Angelina County, 1968-1970

Aransas County, 1969-1970

Archer County, 1969

Armstrong County, 1969-1970

Atascosa County, 1969-1970

Austin County, 1966, 1969-1970

Bailey County [empty]

Bandera County, 1967-1970

Bastrop County, 1967-1970

Baylor County, 1969-1970

Bee County, 1969-1970

Bexar County, 1965-1970

Blanco County, 1970

Borden County, 1969-1971

Bosque County, 1969-1970

Bowie County, 1965-1971

Bowie County, 1970

Brazoria County, 1969-1970

Brazos County, 1968-1969

Brewster County, 1969-1970

Briscoe County, 1965, 1969

Brooks County, 1969-1970

Brown County, 1968

Burleson County:

1969-1970

1970

Burnet County, 1969-1970

Caldwell County [empty]

Calhoun County, 1968-1970

Callahan County, 1966, 1969-1970

Cameron County, 1969-1971

Camp County, 1969

Carson County, 1966-1970

Cass County [empty]

Castro County [empty]

Chambers County, 1970-1971

Cherokee County [empty]

Childress County, 1969

Clay County, 1968-1970

Cochran County, 1969-1970

Coke County, 1969-1970

Coleman County, 1969-1970

Box

2000/021-28

Collin County, 1969-1970

Collingsworth County, 1969

Colorado County, 1968-1970

Comal County, 1968-1970

Comanche County, 1967-1970

Concho County, 1970

Cooke County, 1969-1970

Coryell County, 1969

Cottle County, 1969-1970

Crane County, 1970

Crockett County, 1969-1970

Crosby County, 1969-1970

Culberson County, 1969-1970

Dallam County [empty]

Dallas County, 1968-1970

Dawson County [empty]

Deaf Smith County, 1969-1970

Delta County, 1968-1970

Denton County, 1969

DeWitt County, 1969-1970

Dickens County [empty]

Dimmitt County [empty]

Donley County, 1970

Duval County [empty]

Eastland County, 1969

Ector County, 1969

Edwards County, 1969-1970

Ellis County, 1969-1970

El Paso County, 1969-1970

Erath County, 1968-1970

Falls County, 1968-1969

Fannin County, 1969-1970

Fayette County, 1969-1970

Fisher County, 1966, 1969

Floyd County, 1968-1970

Foard County, 1969-1970

Fort Bend County, 1969-1971

Franklin County, 1969

Freestone County, 1969-1970

Frio County, 1969

Box

2000/021-29

Gaines County [empty]

Galveston County, 1969-1971
[2 folders]

Garza County, 1969-1970

Gillespie County, 1969

Glasscock County [empty]

Goliad County, 1969

Gonzales County [empty]

Gray County, 1970

Grayson County, 1969-1970

Gregg County, 1969

Grimes County [empty]

Guadalupe County [empty]

Hale County, 1969-1971

Hall County [empty]

Hamilton County, 1969

Hansford County, 1968

Hardeman County [empty]

Hardin County, 1969

Harris County, 1969-1970

Harrison County, 1969

Hartley County, 1969-1970

Haskell County, 1969

Hays County, 1969-1972

Hemphill County, 1969-1970

Henderson County, 1968

Hidalgo County, 1969-1970

Hill County, 1969-1970

Hockley County, 1966, 1970

Hood County, 1969-1970

Hopkins County [empty]

Houston County, 1969-1970

Howard County, 1969-1971

Hudspeth County, 1969

Hunt County, 1969

Hutchinson County [empty]

Irion County, 1968

Jack County, 1967-1970

Jackson County, 1969

Jasper County, 1969-1970

Jeff Davis County, 1965-1966, 1969-1970

Jefferson County, 1969-1972

Jim Hogg County, 1968

Jim Wells County, 1969-1970

Johnson County, 1969-1970

Jones County [empty]

Karnes County, 1969

Kaufman County [empty]

Kendall County, 1969

Kenedy County, 1968

Kent County [empty]

Kerr County, 1969

Kimble County, 1969

King County [empty]

Kinney County, 1969

Kleberg County, 1969-1970

Knox County [empty]

Lamar County, 1969

Lamb County, 1968

Lampasas County, 1968

La Salle County [empty]

Lavaca County, 1968

Lee County, 1969

Leon County [empty]

Liberty County [empty]

Limestone County, 1969

Lipscomb County, 1968-1969

Live Oak County, 1969

Llano County [empty]

Loving County, 1969

Lubbock County, 1969

Lynn County [empty]

McCulloch County, 1969

McLennan County, 1969

McMullen County, 1969

Madison County [empty]

Marion County, 1970

Martin County, 1968

Mason County, 1969

Matagorda County, 1969

Maverick County [empty]

Medina County, 1969

Menard County, 1969

Midland County, 1969

Milam County [empty]

Mills County [empty]

Mitchell County, 1969

Montague County, 1969

Montgomery County, 1969

Moore County [empty]

Morris County [empty]

Motley County [empty]

Nacogdoches County, 1969

Navarro County, 1969

Newton County, 1969

Nolan County, 1969

Nueces County [empty]

Ochiltree County, 1968

Oldham County [empty]

Orange County [empty]

Palo Pinto County, 1969

Panola County, 1969

Parker County [empty]

Parmer County, 1969

Pecos County, 1968

Polk County, 1969

Potter County, 1969

Presidio County [empty]

Rains County, 1968

Randall County, 1969

Reagan County, 1968

Real County, 1968

Red River County, 1966, 1968

Reeves County, 1969

Refugio County, 1966

County files, K-Z, 1963-1971 (bulk 1969-1970)

There were a number of empty folders in this group. The county was noted in the inventory and the folder was removed.

Box

2000/021-29

Karnes County, 1970

Kaufman County, 1969-1970

Kendall County, 1970

Kenedy County [empty]

Kent County, 1968

Kerr County, 1966, 1969

Kimble County, 1969-1971

King County [empty]

Kinney County, 1970

Kleberg County, 1967-1969

Knox County, 1969-1970

Lamar County, 1967, 1970-1971

Lamb County, 1969-1970

Lampasas County, 1969-1970

La Salle County, 1970

Lavaca County, 1969-1970

Lee County, 1970

Leon County, 1969-1970

Liberty County, 1967-1970

Limestone County, 1969-1971

Lipscomb County, 1970

Live Oak County, 1970

Llano County, 1970

Loving County, 1970

Lubbock County, 1967-1970

Lynn County, 1969-1970

McCulloch County, 1966, 1970

McLennan County, 1967-1970

McMullen County, 1969-1970

Madison County [empty]

Marion County, 1969-1970

Martin County, 1969-1970

Mason County, 1969-1970

Matagorda County, 1965, 1969-1970

Maverick County [empty]

Medina County, 1969-1970

Menard County, 1969-1970

Midland County, 1969-1970

Milam County [empty]

Mills County [empty]

Mitchell County, 1969-1970

Montague County, 1970

Montgomery County, 1969-1970

Moore County, 1969-1970

Morris County, 1969

Motley County [empty]

Nacogdoches County, 1968-1970

Navarro County, 1968-1970

Newton County, 1970

Nolan County, 1970

Nueces County, 1970

Ochiltree County [empty]

Oldham County, 1969

Orange County, 1969-1970

Palo Pinto County, 1969-1970

Panola County, 1969-1970

Parker County, 1969-1970

Parmer County, 1969-1971

Pecos County, 1967-1970

Box

2000/021-30

Polk County, 1967-1970

Potter County, 1969-1970

Presidio County, 1969-1970

Rains County, 1970

Randall County, 1969-1970

Reagan County, 1969

Real County, 1970

Red River County, 1969-1970

Reeves County, 1970

Refugio County, 1969-1970

Roberts County, 1969

Robertson County, 1969-1970

Rockwall County, 1970

Runnels County, 1969-1970

Rusk County, 1969-1970

Sabine County, 1970

San Augustine County, 1970

San Jacinto County, 1969-1970

San Patricio County [empty]

San Saba County, 1970

Schleicher County, 1969-1970

Scurry County, 1967-1970

Shackelford County, 1967-1969

Shelby County, 1968-1970

Sherman County, 1969-1970

Smith County, 1969-1970

Somervell County, 1970

Starr County, 1969-1970

Stephens County, 1970

Sterling County [empty]

Stonewall County, 1969

Sutton County, 1969-1970

Swisher County, 1969

Tarrant County, 1969-1970

Taylor County, 1969-1970

Terrell County [empty]

Terry County, 1969-1971

Throckmorton County [empty]

Titus County [empty]

Tom Green County, 1963, 1965, 1970

Travis County, 1969-1970

Trinity County [empty]

Tyler County, 1969-1970

Upshur County, 1969-1970

Upton County, 1970

Uvalde County, 1967, 1970

Val Verde County, 1969-1970

Van Zandt County, 1969-1970

Victoria County, 1965, 1969-1970

Walker County, 1969-1970

Waller County, 1969-1970

Ward County, 1969-1970

Washington County, 1967-1970

Webb County, 1969-1970

Wharton County [empty]

Wheeler County, 1969-1970

Wichita County, 1970

Wilbarger County, 1969

Willacy County, 1969

Williamson County, 1968-1970

Wilson County, 1970

Winkler County, 1969-1970

Wise County, 1969-1970

Wood County, 1969

Yoakum County, 1970

Young County, 1969-1970

Zapata County, 1969

Zavala County, 1970

County files, A-Z, 1966-1973 (bulk 1971-1972)

There were some empty folders in this group. The county was noted in the inventory and the folder was removed.

Box

2000/021-30

Anderson County, 1971-1972

Andrews County, 1970-1971

Angelina County, 1971-1972

Aransas County, 1971

Archer County, 1971-1972

Armstrong County, 1972

Atascosa County, 1971-1972

Austin County, 1971-1972

Bailey County [empty]

Bandera County, 1972

Bastrop County, 1971-1972

Baylor County, 1971-1972

Bee County, 1970-1972

Bell County, 1971-1972

Bexar County, 1971-1972

Blanco County, 1972

Borden County, 1971-1972

Bosque County, 1972

Bowie County, 1971-1972

Brazoria County, 1971-1972

Brazos County, 1971-1972

Brewster County [empty]

Briscoe County [empty]

Brooks County, 1971-1972

Brown County, 1971-1972

Burleson County, 1972

Burnet County, 1972

Caldwell County, 1972

Calhoun County [empty]

Callahan County, 1972

Cameron County, 1971-1972

Camp County, 1971-1972

Carson County, 1971-1972

Cass County, 1969, 1972

Castro County [empty]

Chambers County, 1971

Cherokee County, 1971-1972

Childress County [empty]

Clay County, 1972

Cochran County [empty]

Coke County, 1971

Coleman County [empty]

Collin County, 1972

Collingsworth County, 1972

Colorado County, 1972

Comal County, 1971-1972

Comanche County, 1971

Concho County, 1972

Cooke County, 1971-1972

Coryell County, 1972

Cottle County, 1972

Crane County, 1971-1972

Crockett County, 1971-1972

Crosby County, 1971-1972

Culberson County [empty]

Dallam County, 1972

Dallas County, 1971-1972

Dawson County, 1971

Deaf Smith County [empty]

Delta County [empty]

Denton County, 1971-1972

DeWitt County, 1971-1972

Dickens County [empty]

Dimmitt County [empty]

Donley County [empty]

Duval County [empty]

Eastland County, 1972

Ector County, 1969-1972

Edwards County, 1972

Ellis County, 1971-1972

El Paso County, 1971-1972

Erath County, 1971

Falls County, 1972

Fannin County, 1971-1972

Fayette County, 1971-1972

Fisher County, 1971-1972

Floyd County, 1971-1972

Foard County [empty]

Box

2000/021-31

Fort Bend County, 1971-1972

Franklin County, 1971

Freestone County, 1971-1972

Frio County, 1971

Gaines County, 1972

Galveston County, 1971-1972

Garza County, 1971-1972

Gillespie County, 1971-1972

Glasscock County [empty]

Goliad County, 1971-1972

Gonzales County, 1972

Gray County, 1971-1972

Grayson County, 1971-1973

Gregg County, 1971-1972

Grimes County, 1972

Guadalupe County, 1972

Hale County, 1971-1972

Hall County, 1971-1972

Hamilton County, 1972

Hansford County [empty]

Hardeman County [empty]

Hardin County, 1971

Harris County, 1970-1973

Harrison County, 1971-1972

Hartley County [empty]

Haskell County, 1972

Hays County, 1971-1972

Hemphill County, 1971

Henderson County, 1971-1972

Hidalgo County, 1971-1972

Hill County, 1971-1972

Hockley County [empty]

Hood County, 1971-1972

Hopkins County, 1972

Houston County, 1971-1972

Howard County, 1972

Hudspeth County [empty]

Hunt County, 1971-1972

Hutchinson County, 1972

Irion County [empty]

Jack County, 1971-1972

Jackson County, 1971-1972

Jasper County, 1972

Jeff Davis County [empty]

Jefferson County, 1971-1972

Jim Hogg County [empty]

Jim Wells County, 1972

Johnson County, 1971-1972

Jones County, 1972

Karnes County, 1971

Kaufman County, 1971-1972

Kenedy County [empty]

Kent County [empty]

Kerr County, 1971-1972

Kimble County, 1971-1972

King County, 1970

Kinney County, 1971

Kleberg County, 1971-1972

Knox County [empty]

Lamar County, 1972-1973

Lamb County, 1971-1972

Lampasas County, 1971-1972

La Salle County [empty]

Lavaca County, 1972

Lee County, 1971-1972

Leon County, 1972

Liberty County, 1971-1972

Limestone County, 1971-1972

Lipscomb County, 1971

Live Oak County, 1972

Llano County [empty]

Loving County [empty]

Lubbock County, 1972

Lynn County, 1971

McCulloch County, 1971-1972

McLennan County, 1971-1972

McMullen County, 1971-1972

Madison County, 1972

Marion County, 1971-1972

Martin County, 1972

Mason County, 1972

Matagorda County [empty]

Maverick County, 1972

Medina County, 1971-1972

Menard County [empty]

Midland County, 1971-1972

Milam County, 1971-1972

Mills County, 1972

Mitchell County, 1971-1972

Montague County, 1971-1972

Montgomery County, 1971-1972

Moore County, 1971

Morris County [empty]

Motley County, ca. 1972

Nacogdoches County, 1970-1972

Navarro County, 1971

Newton County, 1971-1972

Nolan County, 1971-1972

Nueces County, 1971-1972

Ochiltree County [empty]

Oldham County, 1972

Orange County, 1972

Palo Pinto County, 1971-1972

Panola County, 1972

Parker County, 1972

Parmer County [empty]

Pecos County, 1972

Polk County, 1971-1972

Potter County, 1972

Presidio County, 1972

Rains County [empty]

Randall County, 1972

Reagan County [empty]

Real County [empty]

Red River County, 1971-1972

Reeves County, 1972

Refugio County [empty]

Roberts County, 1972

Robertson County, 1971-1972

Rockwall County [empty]

Runnels County, 1971-1972

Rusk County, 1971-1972

Sabine County, 1972

San Augustine County, 1972

San Jacinto County, 1972

San Patricio County, 1972

San Saba County, 1971-1972

Schleicher County [empty]

Scurry County, 1970-1972

Shackelford County, 1971

Box

2000/021-32

Shelby County, 1971-1972

Sherman County, 1971-1972

Smith County, 1972

Somervell County [empty]

Starr County, 1971-1972

Stephens County, 1972

Sterling County [empty]

Stonewall County [empty]

Sutton County [empty]

Swisher County [empty]

Tarrant County, 1971-1972

Taylor County, 1971-1972

Terrell County [empty]

Terry County [empty]

Throckmorton County, 1971-1972

Titus County [empty]

Tom Green County, 1971-1972

Travis County, 1971-1973

Trinity County [empty]

Tyler County, 1972-1973

Upshur County, 1972-1973

Upton County, 1972

Uvalde County, 1970-1972

Val Verde County, 1971-1972

Van Zandt County, 1972

Victoria County, 1971-1972

Walker County, 1972

Waller County, 1971-1972

Ward County, 1972

Washington County, 1970-1972

Webb County [empty]

Wharton County [empty]

Wheeler County, 1972

Wichita County, 1971-1972

Wilbarger County, 1972

Willacy County, 1971

Williamson County, 1971-1972

Wilson County [empty]

Winkler County, 1972

Wise County, 1971-1972

Wood County, 1971-1972

Yoakum County, 1972

Young County, 1971-1972

Zapata County [empty]

Zavala County [empty]

County files, D-Z, 1971-1976 (bulk 1973-1974)

There were some empty folders in this group. The county was noted in the inventory and the folder was removed.

Box

2000/021-32

Dawson County, 1973

Deaf Smith County, 1974

Delta County, 1973-1974

Denton County, 1973-1974

DeWitt County, 1973-1975

Dickens County, 1974

Dimmitt County [empty]

Donley County, 1973-1974

Duval County, 1975

Eastland County, 1973-1975

Ector County, 1973-1974

Edwards County, 1973

Ellis County, 1973-1975

El Paso County, 1973-1975

Erath County, 1973-1974

Falls County, 1973-1974

Fannin County, 1973-1974

Fayette County, 1973-1974

Fisher County [empty]

Floyd County, 1973

Foard County, 1973-1974

Fort Bend County, 1973-1974

Franklin County, 1973-1974

Freestone County, 1973-1974

Frio County, 1973-1974

Gaines County, 1973-1974

Galveston County, 1973-1976

Garza County, 1973-1974

Gillespie County, 1973-1974

Glasscock County [empty]

Goliad County, 1973-1974

Gonzales County, 1973-1974

Gray County, 1973-1974

Grayson County, 1973-1974

Gregg County, 1973-1976

Grimes County, 1973-1975

Guadalupe County, 1973-1974

Hale County, 1973-1974

Hall County, 1973-1974

Hamilton County, 1972-1973

Hansford County, 1973-1974

Hardeman County, 1973-1975

Hardin County, 1974

Harris County, 1973-1975

Box

2000/021-33

Harrison County, 1973-1974

Hartley County [empty]

Haskell County, 1973

Hays County, 1972-1974

Hemphill County, 1973

Henderson County, 1973-1974

Hidalgo County, 1973-1974

Hill County, 1973-1974

Hockley County, 1973-1974

Hood County, 1973-1974

Hopkins County, 1973-1974

Houston County, 1973-1974

Howard County, 1974

Hudspeth County, 1973

Hunt County, 1973-1974

Hutchinson County, 1973-1974

Irion County, 1974

Jack County, 1973-1974

Jackson County, 1973-1974

Jasper County, 1972-1976

Jeff Davis County, 1971-1975

Jefferson County, 1972-1974

Jim Hogg County [empty]

Jim Wells County, 1973-1974

Johnson County, 1973-1974

Jones County, 1973-1974

Karnes County, 1973-1974

Kaufman County, 1973-1974

Kendall County, 1973-1974

Kenedy County [empty]

Kent County [empty]

Kerr County, 1973-1974

Kimble County, 1973-1975

King County, 1974-1975

Kinney County [empty]

Kleberg County, 1973-1974

Knox County, 1973

Lamar County, 1973-1974

Lamb County, 1973-1974

Lampasas County, 1974

La Salle County [empty]

Lavaca County, 1973-1974

Lee County, 1971-1974

Leon County, 1973

Liberty County, 1973-1975

Limestone County, 1973-1974

Lipscomb County, 1973-1974

Live Oak County, 1973-1974

Llano County, 1973-1976

Loving County [empty]

Lubbock County, 1973-1974

Lynn County, 1973-1974

McCulloch County, 1973-1974

McLennan County, 1973-1974

McMullen County, 1973-1976

Madison County, 1974

Marion County, 1973-1974

Martin County, 1973-1974

Mason County, 1973-1974

Matagorda County, 1973-1974

Maverick County, 1973-1974

Medina County, 1973-1974

Menard County, 1973-1974

Midland County, 1973-1974

Milam County, 1973-1974

Mills County, 1974

Mitchell County, 1973-1974

Montague County, 1973-1974

Montgomery County, 1973-1974

Moore County, 1973

Morris County [empty]

Motley County, 1973-1974

Nacogdoches County, 1973-1974

Navarro County, 1973-1974

Newton County, 1973-1974

Nolan County, 1973-1974

Nueces County, 1973-1974

Ochiltree County, 1974-1975

Oldham County, 1973-1975

Orange County, 1973-1975

Palo Pinto County, 1973-1974

Panola County, 1973, 1976

Parker County, 1973-1974

Parmer County, 1973-1975

Pecos County, 1973-1974

Polk County, 1973-1976

Potter County, 1973-1975

Presidio County, 1973-1974

Rains County, 1974-1975

Randall County, 1973-1975

Reagan County, 1973-1974

Real County, 1973-1974

Red River County, 1973-1974

Reeves County, 1973-1974

Refugio County, 1973-1975

Roberts County, 1973-1974

Robertson County, 1973-1974

Rockwall County, 1974

Runnels County, 1972-1974

Rusk County, 1973-1975

Sabine County, 1972-1974

San Augustine County, 1973-1974

San Jacinto County, 1973-1974

San Patricio County, 1973-1976

Box

2000/021-34

San Saba County, 1973-1975

Schleicher County, 1974

Scurry County, 1973-1975

Shackelford County, 1973-1974

Shelby County, 1973-1974

Sherman County, 1973-1975

Smith County, 1973-1974

Somervell County, 1974

Starr County, 1973

Stephens County, 1973-1974

Sterling County, 1974

Stonewall County [empty]

Sutton County, 1973-1974

Swisher County, 1973-1975

Tarrant County, 1973-1974

Taylor County, 1973-1974

Terrell County, 1973-1975

Terry County, 1973-1975

Throckmorton County [empty]

Titus County, 1973-1974

Tom Green County, 1973-1974

Travis County, 1972-1975

Trinity County, 1973-1974

Tyler County, 1972-1974

Upshur County, 1973-1974

Upton County, 1973-1975

Uvalde County, 1973-1975

Val Verde County, 1973-1975

Van Zandt County, 1973-1975

Victoria County, 1973-1974

Walker County, 1973-1974

Waller County, 1973-1975

Ward County, 1973-1975

Washington County, 1973-1974

Webb County, 1973-1974

Wharton County, 1973-1975

Wheeler County, 1973-1974

Wichita County, 1973-1975

Wilbarger County, 1973-1975

Willacy County, 1973-1974

Williamson County, 1973-1975

Wilson County, 1973-1974

Winkler County, 1973-1974

Wise County, 1973-1975

Wood County, 1973-1975

Yoakum County, 1973-1974

Young County, 1973-1974

Zapata County, 1973-1974

Zavala County, 1973

County files, A-V, 1971-1979 (bulk 1975-1978)

Most counties do not have individual files. Materials within the files are alphabetical by county.

Box

2000/021-34

A, 1975-1978

B, 1974-1979

C, 1975-1978

Box

2000/021-35

Dallas County:

1978

1977

1976

1975

D, 1975-1979

E, 1975-1978

F, 1975-1978

G, 1971-1978

Grayson County, 1975-1978

Harris County, 1975-1979

Harris County, 1978

H, 1975-1979

J, 1975-1979

K, 1975-1978

L, 1975-1979

Box

2000/021-36

M, 1973-1978

N, 1975-1978

O, 1975-1978

P, 1975-1978

R, 1975-1978

S, 1975-1978

Tarrant County:

1978

1977

1976

1975

Travis County, 1975-1978

T, 1975-1978

U, 1975-1978

V, 1975-1978

County files, 1977

Annual reports of counties:

1975

1976

1977

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County historical committee program files, 1965-1974,
0.47 cubic ft.

These files include correspondence, memos, questionnaires, meeting schedules, notes, and various checklists. Dates covered are 1965-1974. The files reflect various levels of interaction between the staff of the Texas State Historical Survey Committee (TSHSC) (later the Texas Historical Commission (THC)) and county historical committees. Correspondents include staff of TSHSC/THC, usually field operations staff or the executive director; members of county historical committees, often the county chairmen; and county judges. Topics include surveying inactive historical committees to encourage participation of the committee with the state, informal visits and regional meetings with county committees by TSHSC/THC staff, notifying county chairman of materials needed for county chairman's activity reports, county budgets, and distinguished service awards.

Arrangement

Files are arranged by type of record.

Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), County historical committee program files, Records, History Programs Division, Texas Historical Commission. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Accession Information

Accession number: 2000/020

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Historical Commission on September 28, 1999.

Processed by

Laura K. Saegert, March 2004

Box

2000/020-10

Inactive counties questionnaires, 1966
[2 folders]

County budgets, 1969-1974
[2 folders]

County chairman's activity reports memos, 1967-1968

Travel correspondence, 1972
[3 folders]

Regional meetings, 1965-1968

Distinguished service awards, 1973
[2 folders]

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Historical marker program administrative files, 1955-1984 (bulk 1961-1966),
3 cubic ft.

Records consist of correspondence, logs, maps, notes, drawings, photographs, purchase orders, contracts, and bids and specifications, dating 1955-1984, the bulk dating 1961-1966. These are administrative files of the historical marker program operated by the History Programs Division of the Texas Historical Commission (THC) and its predecessor, the Texas State Historical Survey Committee (TSHSC). Correspondents include TSHSC/THC staff, the State Building Commission, the State Board of Control, county historical societies, local officials, firms building or repairing historical markers or monuments, and the general public. Topics include the construction, erection and repair of historical markers; text of marker inscriptions; and administration of the historical marker program. There is a separate group of folders for Confederate and Texas War for Independence markers and monuments. In addition to state historical markers, files are also present concerning Confederate markers in other states that have a significance to Texas. Of special note is a log of memorial markers in Texas (mostly for Confederate sites), giving the name of the marker and the dates received, approved, and erected. Filed with the log are individual sheets on each marker (title, location, contact source, text of inscription on marker). Also worth noting are lists of historical markers in most Texas counties (giving the topic and description of marker) and a survey of grave locations for Texas War of Independence veterans. This survey contains the name, site of grave, source material, and notes. Some material on 1936 Centennial markers is also present. There is a small amount of correspondence that discusses other programs within the TSHSC, mostly correspondence with the State Building Commission about wages and other administrative costs.

Arrangement

The files remain arranged as received from the agency. Within the files, the records are generally in reverse chronological order.

Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Historical marker program administrative files, Records, History Programs Division, Texas Historical Commission. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Accession Information

Accession numbers: 2001/087, 2002/103

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Historical Commission on January 8, 2001 and February 7, 2002.

Processed by

Laura K. Saegert, March 2004

Box

2001/087-1

Marker program historical files:

March-April 1956, June 1957,

July 1957-February 1958

ca. June 1957

December 1956-June 1957

ca. January 1957

Re: Confederate markers in the State Cemetery, 1963
[2 folders]

[Log] - Inscriptions, metal tourist markers, 1964-1965:

Log and correspondence

A-C

C-H

H-S

S-V, 2 maps

Metal tourist markers, general correspondence and specifications (includes purchase vouchers), 1962-1963
[3 folders]

General correspondence, Texas State Historical Survey Committee:

Box

2001/087-3

1965-1966

1964-1965

1963-1964

Box

2001/087-1

1962-1963

1961-1962

1956-1961

Survey of Texas War for Independence grave locations, 1956

1955-1956

Specifications for forty-four monuments at various locations in Texas..., December 1961

[Two copies, both annotated]

Report on Memorials and Markers included in Budget request of State Building Commission, 1963

[Two sets, both with original photos. One sent to the state legislature, the other to the governor]

State Supreme Court Building (as Confederate marker), photos, [1960s]

State Supreme Court Building (as Confederate marker), correspondence, 1956-1966

Master list - Confederate information markers and Texas War for Independence markers, ca. 1966

Confederate marker program, 1965

Confederate marker program, State Building Commission correspondence, 1964-1966

Confederate marker program, request correspondence, 1969-1971

JBS (John Ben Shepperd) source material, ca. 1963

Texas Confederate generals, 1962-1963

Civil War, descendents lists, Hancock (research), ca. 1964

Changeover of marker account, 1980-1981

Value statistics, tips, etc., ca. 1970

Texas landmarks, guidelines, 1964

Master list, State matching fund markers:

1968-1973

ca. 1971

1969

1965-1967

Law enforcement officers grave markers, 1965-1974
[4 folders]

Box

2001/087-2

Steen-Committee approved list (and subsequent notes), 1968-1969

Marker repairs, 1973-1974, 1982

Marker repair contract, project no. 3-002-803, 1972-1973

State financed markers:

Board of Control no. 13869, 1973-1974
[3 folders]

Board of Control no. 20302, 1974-1976
[3 folders]

Board of Control no. 18533, 1975-1976
[2 folders]

Board of Control no. 09811, 1976-1977
[3 folders]

[Fort Sam Houston plaques,] 1974

Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks, 1965-1966

Specifications and Drawings for State of Texas Memorial Markers, State Building Commission, 1970-1973

RAMPS (Record, Appreciate, Mark, Preserve and Survey Texas history) - goals and guidelines, 1962-1965

County landmarks list, ca. 1965:

[landmark lists are not present for all counties]

Introduction, Aransas-Bee

Bell-Caldwell

Calhoun-Cherokee

Childress-Crosby

Culberson-Duval

Eastland-Floyd

Foard-Gregg

Grimes-Haskell

Hays-Hudspeth

Hunt-Kaufman

Kendall-Live Oak

Llano-Marion

Martin-Motley

Nacogdoches-Parmer

Pecos-Refugio

Roberts-Shelby

Out of state Confederate markers:

Change proposals, project 6311, 1963

Construction estimates, project 6311, 1963-1964

[Inscriptions, location sheets, etc.,] 1963-1964
[2 folders]

Inscriptions and specifications, project 6311, 1963-1964
[2 folders]

Box

2001/087-3

[Correspondence, plans, contracts, etc.,] 1963-1964
[2 folders]

Photographs, 1964

General specifications, Texas State Memorial, Vicksburg, ca. 1961

Vicksburg and Gettysburg monuments, 1977-1984

Box

2001/087-2

Pea Ridge correspondence, 1969-1970

Box

2001/087-3

San Jacinto Monument, drawings and materials data (photos, etc.), 1955-1964
[3 folders]

Monument erection program [empty]

Veterans grave markers - tracings, 1964

General correspondence and specifications, State Cemetery monuments, project 6218 and 6310, 1962-1965
[3 folders]

Bronze Texas history markers:

Project 6504, general correspondence and contract, ca. 1965
[3 folders]

Project 6338, general correspondence and contract, 1965-1966
[2 folders]

Project 6338, general correspondence, 1965-1966
[2 folders]

Confederate and Texas War for Independence (T.W.I.) markers, project 6102:

[Correspondence, contracts, change orders, etc. - mostly re: Confederate markers]:

March 1964-December 1965

October 1964-March 1964

June-October 1963

February-June 1963

December 1962-January 1963

May-December 1962

Inscriptions and specifications for T.W.I. markers:

1962-1963

1962

ca. 1962

1956-1957, 1961-1962

General correspondence, T.W.I. markers:

1962-1965

1962

1961-1962

1959-1961

Gettysburg - all south memorial marker, 1964

Gettysburg - all south memorial marker, 1963-1964

Metal tourist markers, project no. 6338, construction estimates, Southwell Contract:

1965

1964-1965

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County historic photographic projects, [ca. 1880]-1989, undated (bulk [ca. 1900]-[ca. 1930]),
0.96 cubic ft.

These are copy photographs, negatives and a few original photographs received from the Texas Historical Commission documenting county historic photograph projects. Dates of the images, based on the original photo date supplied, range from circa 1880 thru 1988, and undated, the bulk dating from circa 1900 thru circa 1930. Dates of documents submitted with the photographs are 1987-1989. According to documents found in the files these are photos sent to the Texas Historical Commission (THC) by county historical commissions as part of the qualifying process for the THC's Distinguished Service Award. This qualification process included visual documentation of local history by submitting several copies of historic photographs, such as from collections in a local museum or county archives. Items filed with the photographs include inventories of photographs in collections or in a museum and descriptions of the collections or of individual photographs. Inventories are not present for all counties submitting photographs. Files are present for only a few counties. Preceding the set of county files is a folder of photographs used by the THC in its publications. Specific publications are not noted.

The bulk of the photographs are black and white and range in size from 3 by 5 inch snapshots to 8 by 10 inch prints. A few color snapshots are present for one county.

Arrangement

These records are arranged alphabetically by county, following a folder of THC publication photographs.

Restrictions on Access

None.

Restrictions on Use

Researchers are required to use gloves when viewing photographs in the Archives.

Box

1990/138-1

Historical Commission publication files, ca. 1900-ca. 1961, undated

Bosque County, historic photographs, 1925, 1985-1988

Brazoria County, historical photographs, ca. 1890-1938

Calhoun County, historic photographs, ca. 1890-1975, undated
[3 folders]

Cameron County, historic photographs, ca. 1900-1939

Cameron County, historic photographs, ca. 1895-ca. 1912

Cherokee County, historic photographs, undated

Cherokee County, historic photographs, 1887-ca. 1911

Box

1990/138-2

Crosby County, historic photographs, 1911-1912

Hutchinson County, historic photographs, 1926-1928, undated

Jefferson County, historic photographs, 1896-1929, 1986-1987

Midland County, historic photographs, 1895, ca. 1987
[2 folders]

Newton County, historic photographs, ca. 1910-ca. 1940

Nueces County, historic photographs, ca. 1900-1940, undated

Box

1990/138-3

Nueces County, historic photographs, ca. 1910-1943, undated

Orange County, historic photographs:

#2, 1892-1921

#2, 1900-1932

#3, ca. 1900-1922

#4, ca. 1890-ca. 1920

#5, ca. 1880, undated

#5, 1885, undated

#8, undated

Box

1990/138-4

Travis County, historic photographs, undated

Wharton County, historic photographs, undated
[2 folders]

Williamson County, historic photographs, ca. 1900-1916, undated

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