Texas Sketches,

urn:taro:utarl.00163 A. C. Greene Papers: A GuideFinding aid prepared by Chris Ohan, August 1999, Revised 2002. Finding aid encoded by SPI Content Sciences Inc., June 2003. Finding aid written in English. August 9, 2009Encoding updated by Ann E. Hodges.November 23, 2008Encoding updated by Ann E. Hodges.November 14, 2008Encoding updated by Claire C. Galloway. Descriptive Summary Greene, A. C. A. C. Greene Papers 1848-1998 1925-1997Alvin Carl Greene was born in 1923, in Abilene, Texas. He was a newspaper columnist and editor for the Abilene Reporter-News, the Dallas Times Herald, and the Dallas Morning News, author, teacher, bookstore owner, musician, poet, and radio and television talk show host. Greene is best known for his numerous books and articles, both fiction and nonfiction, about or set in Texas. He served in the Navy during World War II. In 1968, he left the newspaper business to write full time although he did continue to write columns for the Dallas Morning News. Winning the prestigious Dobie-Paisano Fellowship from the University of Texas at Austin in 1968, Greene completed and published his first book, A Personal Country. Greene was the first successful heart transplant patient at St. Paul’s Medical Center in Dallas, Texas, in 1988, after which he wrote Taking Heart. The papers include correspondence, diaries, biographical information, manuscripts, essays, financial records, legal documents, photographs, oral histories, awards and certificates, reviews, essays, posters, newspapers, clippings, scrapbooks, book covers, publications, maps, printed materials, research materials, notes, sound and video recordings, and memorabilia, including his green mailbox. The papers reflect Greene’s creative and historical writing; business transactions; newspaper, radio, television, and teaching careers; and personal and family life. AR40945.0 linear ft. Materials are in English. Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library Biographical Note

Alvin Carl Greene was born in 1923 in Abilene, Texas, the son of Alvin Carl and Marie Cole Greene. According to family tradition, when born, Greene was taken for dead and tossed onto a pile of newspapers in the make-shift delivery room. The rest is, of course, history. Committing Greene to a specific occupation is difficult at best. He has served as a Marine, a Navy corpsman, a newspaper columnist, newspaper editor, writer, bookstore owner, professor, musician, and poet.

Greene spent his childhood in Abilene. During his formative years he came under the influence of his maternal grandmother, Maude Cole, who was not only the librarian at the Carnegie Public Library in Abilene, but also a published author. Greene, in fact, called the library his "babysitter." After serving in the navy during World War II, where Greene ran a Chinese brothel for the U.S. Marines in Tsing-tao, Shantung Province, he worked as Entertainment Editor and sports writer for the Abilene Reporter-News. In 1950 he married Hardin-Simmons graduate, Betty Dozier, a writer for the Living section of the Reporter-News. Three years later Greene left the Reporter-News and bought a bookstore in Abilene. By 1960 he and his growing family moved to Dallas where he became book editor and, eventually, editor of the editorial page for the Dallas Times Herald. As editor of Dallas' "liberal" newspaper, Greene received correspondence from a diverse group of individuals, including members of the John Birch Society and even Lee Harvey Oswald.

In 1968 Greene left the newspaper business, enrolled in the American Civilization Program at UT-Austin, and began writing. Winning the prestigious Dobie-Paisano Fellowship from the University of Texas in 1968, Greene completed and published his first book, A Personal Country. Since then, more than 27 other books have followed, including Living Texas, The Last Captive, The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, Dallas: The Deciding Years, A Christmas Tree, Views in Texas, A Place Called Dallas, The 50 Best Books on Texas, The Highland Park Woman, Dallas USA, A Town Called Cedar Springs, Texas Sketches, Taking Heart, Joy to the World, 50+ Best Books on Texas, 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, and The Five States of Texas. Often called the "Dean of Texas Letters," Greene, who never finished his Ph.D., is a fellow of both the Texas State Historical Association and the Texas Institute of Letters and is one of the most respected authorities on Texas in the nation.

Although Greene left the full-time newspaper business, he began writing his column, Texas Sketches, for the Dallas Morning News in 1983. In addition, he has written and hosted programs such as Historic Moments on KAAM/KAFM in Dallas and served as essayist/book reviewer for PBS's MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour.

To many in Texas, however, Greene is more than author or media personality. Since the 1960s he has been called the authority on Dallas. By his own admission, he "learned Dallas first, right after World War II, by driving a Coca Cola truck." His books on Dallas, Dallas: The Deciding Years, A Place Called Dallas, and Dallas USA, are regarded by some as the definitive works dealing with the history and culture of the city. His personal collection, in fact, includes a document with the signature of Dallas founder John Neely Bryan, as well as other early documents from the city's past.

One of the constants in all of Greene's work is the personal element. Whether writing about his youth in Abilene, his experiences in the Far East during World War II, his reflections on the Kennedy assassination, or his own life and death encounters, there is always a personal perspective. For example, in 1988 Greene was the first successful heart transplant patient at St. Paul's Medical Center in Dallas. His 1989 book, Taking Heart, is not only the story of a transplant patient, it is also the story of Greene's new life. He writes, "It is almost a rebirth. The life you lived before seems to be someone else's life. And you seem to have lost a great deal of interest in him and it."

The year after his heart transplant, Greene's wife of 39 years, Betty, died of cancer. According to a family friend, Greene "was terribly lonesome …. He was going around the house still talking to her." Greene's four children, Geoffrey, Elliot, Mark, and Meridith, had already left home. In 1990 he married Judy Dalton Hyland, who had been a friend of the family. Greene writes, "I had seen her with this one guy several times, getting in and out of his Cadillac. And so when I found out she was no longer getting in and out of his Cadillac, I thought, "Hey, this is my opportunity."

Shortly thereafter Greene retired as professor and Co-Director of the Center for Texas Studies at the University of North Texas. In 1992, Greene and his wife, Judy, left Dallas and moved to Salado, Texas, where he continued to write. Greene died on April 5, 2002.

Sources:

AR409: A.C. Greene Papers, Box 1, Folder 7, articles about Greene, 1970-1989.AR409: A.C. Greene Papers, Box 1, Folder 8, articles about Greene, 1990s.AR409: A.C. Greene Papers, Box 43, Folder 21, Library Babysitter, A.C. Greene, Taking Heart (New York: Simon Schuster, 1990). Scope and Contents

The collection, in 80 legal-size document boxes, 4 index-card boxes, and 8 oversize boxes, is composed of personal and research material collected by A.C. Greene as journalist and Texas author/historian. Included are correspondence, newspaper clippings, original documents, maps, photographs, oral history interviews, newsletters, brochures, articles, notes, manuscripts, journals, and artifacts dating from the late 19th century through the mid-1990s.

The collection is organized into fourteen series. The first series, Introduction, serves as an introduction into the life and work of A.C. Greene. It contains papers written about Greene, various clippings by and about him, obituaries written by him, and Greene oral history transcripts.

The second series, Personal, contains information about Greene's personal life; family, friends, education, finances, military service, and health. Also included here is all of Greene's personal correspondence (see Series VII for professional correspondence). In addition, there is extensive information about Greene's parents and youth in depression-era Abilene. Researchers using this series should also see both Greene and Maude Cole's scrapbooks in Series XIV. The final part of the series contains a subseries of early books owned by Greene as well as an appointment book.

The Maude E. Cole series is the third. It contains personal scrapbooks (see also Series XIV) with clippings and manuscripts of Cole's writing and poetry. Also included is her personal correspondence with her daughter, Marie (A.C. Greene's mother) as well as the diaries and notes of her friend and colleague, Silvia Wittmer, a Texas writer in the 1920s and 1930s. This series provides a glimpse of the frontier literary scene in Texas during the 1920s and 1930s. Researchers using this series should also see Maude Cole's scrapbook in Series XIV.

The fourth series is Newspaper. The information in this series will be most useful to those who want to investigate Greene as journalist. Contained here are clippings from Greene's writing at the Abilene Reporter-News, the Dallas Times Herald, as well as clippings from articles written for the Dallas Morning News. Also included are articles written by Betty Dozier Greene, editor of the Women's Department of the Reporter-News.

Researchers interested in the political climate of Dallas in the 1960s will want to pay close attention to the correspondence files in this series. Most are written to Greene during his tenure as Editor of the Editorial Page. Those wanting information on Dallas' response to the Kennedy assassination will be disappointed, however. Greene retains most of these correspondence files in his personal possession. Finally, there is information in the series regarding Greene's acquisition of Times-Mirror stock and a lawsuit that challenged his ownership of that stock.

Greene's book manuscripts make up the fifth series in the collection. Greene is, by his own admission, the only Texas writer who was born, raised, educated, and writes in Texas who has been accepted on a national scale. This series, which contains manuscripts for all of his books through the mid-1990s, is extensive. For each manuscript there are usually notes, various drafts, corrected proofs, correspondence with both publishers and the general public, and reviews. The manuscripts include An Affair, Bosom of Fire, It's Been Fun, A Personal Country, A Place Called West Texas, Living Texas, I am a Stranger, The Goy Boy, The Last Captive, The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, The Deadly Season (screenplay for Santa Claus), A Christmas Tree, Growing Up in Texas, Dallas: The Deciding Years, Confession, Pep Purifoy's Confessions, Views in Texas, Talley, A Place Called Dallas, Elephants in Your Mailbox, The 50 Best Books on Texas, The 50+ Best Books on Texas, Highland Park Woman, Dallas USA, I Can't Forget, A Town Called Cedar Springs, Texas Sketches, Taking Heart, 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, Joy to the World, Kinfolks, They Are Ruining Ibiza, Christmas Memories.

The sixth series, Other Publications, includes the various essays and articles written by Greene between 1945 and 1998. Many of the essays later became part of his books. The series is arranged alphabetically by topic and includes autobiographical articles such as Library Babysitter, general essays as well as historical articles dealing primarily with Texas.

Correspondence makes up the seventh series in the collection. It is divided into three subseries: general, organizations, and people. Of particular interest is the correspondence with Robert Hill, one of the Santa Claus Bank Robbers; Angus Cameron of Knopf, which published Greene's first book; as well as influential teachers, notable figures, and Texas writers. While this series is rather comprehensive regarding the correspondence received by Greene, it is lacking much of the communication he sent. At the beginning of the series, however, are carbon copies of some of the correspondence sent by Greene from the 1960s through the early 1990s.

The eighth series of the collection is the Vertical Files. Arranged into six subseries--Handbook of Texas A-Z, Texas ABC, General vertical files, Dallas Information, Cassette Recordings, and Video (VHS)--most of this material retains Greene's arrangement and categorization. The Handbook of Texas information was collected by Greene in the early 1980s as he worked on an Oxford Companion to Texas (see Series XI). Texas ABC is a collection of notes dealing with Texas. The General files should be referenced when dealing with any part of the collection. This comprehensive grouping covers topics such as Abilene, the American Nazi Party, Paisano, South Fork Ranch, as well as the vast amount of railroad information collected by Greene. The subseries dealing with Dallas is composed mostly of clippings gathered by Greene as he worked on his book, Dallas USA (see also the index cards in Series XIII). Of interest here is the information dealing with the Kennedy assassination and improving Dallas' image in the aftermath of that event. The final part of this series contains Greene's cassette and video tapes. While many of the cassettes are interviews conducted by Greene, Making a Living by the Written Word is a talk given by Greene in 1989. The video tapes contain not only some of his television appearances, but also taped tributes to Greene on his 70th birthday in 1993.

Series nine, Texas Institute of Letters, contains correspondence, meeting programs and minutes, clippings, and newsletters of the TIL. Greene had a close association with the group in the late 1960s and 1970s, serving in leadership positions, and was ultimately named a fellow. See series XIV for TIL photographs.

The tenth series is Television/Radio. Throughout the 1960s-1980s, Greene had various radio and television presentations, even hosting his own shows. Greene was one of the original members of Newsroom and made several appearances on the MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour in the 1980s. This series contains scripts and copy material used for many of those shows. One of the more interesting parts of this collection is Greene's commentary from his show on KAAM from 1979-1981. See Series VIII Cassette and Video for a small sampling of his work in this field, and Series XIV for related photographs.

Projects is the eleventh series in the collection. It includes various projects undertaken by Greene, such as the Crow Sites in which he provided historical background for the various Trammell Crow properties in downtown Dallas, and the Perot Group project, which gives the historical background for the present-day site of Alliance Airport. This series also contains the manuscripts for some of Greene's talks and speeches as well as the files relating to his teaching experience at Southern Methodist University and the University of North Texas.

The Other Manuscript series is made up of various manuscripts acquired but not authored by Greene. Many of the manuscripts deal with either Dallas or general Texas history and literature. Of importance for Dallas history are both the Frank Cuellar, Sr. interview and Barrot Sanders' La Reunion manuscript.

Series thirteen, Index Cards, are four boxes that contain two sets of alphabetically-arranged cards that contain notes on the railroad, Dallas, and general Texas history. These cards were accumulated by Greene during research on his books on Dallas.

Oversize is the final series in the collection. Housed in nine oversized boxes and one folder in box 148B, most of the collection's photographs are here. There are also two scrapbooks; one belonging to Maude Cole (see Series III) and another belonging to Greene. There is also a variety of maps and drawings in this series. For example, there is an 1883 map of Abilene and an 1897 General Land Office Map of Denton County. These were acquired by Greene in the course of various research projects. Many of the awards received by both Greene and his wife, Betty, are here as well as posters advertising Greene's books. Also housed here are the Greene artifacts, such as the Coca-Cola employee badge worn by Greene in the 1940s and printing plates for the banners of Greene's columns in the Abilene Reporter-News. Finally, the series includes various historical editions of papers such as The Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Press, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and the Abilene Reporter-News. Diaries, 1959-1989, are restricted until June 1, 2022.

Many of the newspaper clippings were photocopied onto acid-free paper. Some, however, such as those within albums, were not recopied. Also, the historical editions of newspapers in Series XIV are quite fragile and should be used only when not available in another format. The collection has been ordered by the processing archivist. Only the information in Series VIII remains in the same order as received.

The A.C. Greene Papers are diverse. The material within can be used to investigate several topics including, but not limited to, the Texas literary scene in the early 20th century, family life during the depression in Abilene, the importance of newspapers and print media during the period 1950-1970, the social climate in Dallas during the 1960s, and the making of a Texas historian and writer.

Access

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Acquisition

Gift and purchase, 1977, 1993, 1998, and 2002.

Accessioned as number 93-49.

All of the materials included in the A.C. Greene Papers were in his possession until they were officially donated/sold to The University of Texas at Arlington.

In 1977 and 1978 Greene donated some of his papers which consisted of letters, newspaper clippings, typescripts, proof sheets, and scripts from the period 1961, 1963-1977. The donation of this material was acknowledged by James Martin, Director of Special Collections, on October 19, 1977, and July 21, 1978. This material, originally housed in GA 49-55, has been incorporated into AR409.

The bulk of the collection came in 1993 and 1998. It consisted of material from approximately 1900 to 1998 and was donated/sold to The University of Texas at Arlington in 1993 and 1998. The A.C. Greene Papers were transferred to The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries Special Collections Division on September 29, and November 11, 1993. The donation/purchase of the materials was negotiated by Gerald Saxon, Director, Special Collections; Marcelle Hull accessioned the collection. The collection was acknowledged by Dr. Gerald Saxon, on November 22, 1993; March 23, 1998; and March 17, 1999.

Dairies, 1959-1989, part of the original donation/purchase, were received after A.C. Greens's death on April 5, 2002, by Gerald Saxon from Mrs. Greene, May 7, 2002. Greene requested that they be given to Special Collections and restricted until June 1, 2022.

Citation

A. C. Greene Papers, AR409, Box Number, Folder Number, Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library.

Processing Information

This finding aid was made possible by a grant from the A. H. Belo Corporation Foundation of Dallas, Texas.

Related Material

Unprocessed mss. 2005-2: A. C. Greene Papers, 1870s-2002

Separated Material

AR423: Frances S. Mossiker Papers (approximately 1887-1985)

AR420: Geo. E. Dilley & Son Founders and Machinists Records, 1881-1931

Unprocessed mss. 98-1: Papers, 1911-1987 (Alex Spence material and WWI: 36th Division AEF Papers that were given to Greene by Mrs. Alex Spence)

Organization

The papers are organized into fourteen series:

Series I. Introduction, 1970-1998. 0.4 linear ft. (1 document box).

Series II. Personal, approximately, 1850-1995. 3.75 linear ft. (9 document boxes).

Series III. Maude E. Cole, 1925-1960. 2.1 linear ft. (5 document boxes).

Series IV. Newspaper, 1949-1991. 3.3 linear ft. (8 document boxes).

Series V. Book Manuscripts, 1969-1997. 7.5 linear ft. (18 document boxes).

Series VI. Other Publications, 1945-1998. 3.3 linear ft. (8 document boxes).

Series VII. Correspondence, 1930-1997. 3.75 linear ft. (9 document boxes).

Series VIII. Vertical Files, 1848-1993. 5 linear ft. (12 document boxes).

Series IX. Texas Institute of Letters, 1956-1997. 0.4 linear ft. (1 document box).

Series X. Television/Radio, 1970-1994. 1.25 linear ft. (3 document boxes).

Series XI. Projects, 1907-1995. 1.7 linear ft. (4 document boxes).

Series XII. Other Manuscripts (not by A.C. Greene), 1902-1995. 2.5 linear ft. (6 document boxes).

Series XIII. Index Cards, undated. (4 boxes).

Series XIV. Oversize, 1875-1994. (9 oversize boxes, and folder in Box OS 148B).

Note to the Researcher

Most of the material in the collection is in very good condition. There are, however, some items that need special care. The scrapbooks in OS333 contain valuable information regarding Maude Cole's publishing and A.C. Greene's military service but are very fragile. Also, the newspapers in OS340 and 341 are quite brittle. Microfilm/fiche should be used when available.

A.C. Greene's advice regarding the use of archival records: "Don't depend solely on the indexes. Remember, the indexer and the archivist did not set up the reference files with you solely in mind." (AR409-74-9)

Index Terms

These materials are indexed under the following headings in the catalog of The University of Texas at Arlington Library. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Persons Greene, A. C., 1923- --Archives.Cole, Maude--Archives.Dozier, Betty--Archives. Subjects Authors, American--Texas--Archives.Journalists--Texas--Archives. Alternate TitlesHistorical Manuscripts Collection. Container List Series I. Introduction 1970-19980.4 linear ft. (1 document box)

Arranged alphabetically by topic. Overview of Greene's life and career. Information on his views on Abilene, writing, and heart transplant. Also included are his vita, a copy of a self-written obituary, his own list of research subjects for which this collection may be used, and transcribed interviews with Greene from 1995 and 1996.

1 1 A.C. Greene and Abilene, 1981 1 2 A.C. Greene and heart transplant, 1988 1 3 A.C. Greene and history, 1990, 1998:

Papers by Gerald Saxon and Chris Ohan.

1 4 A.C. Greene and Paisano, 1968 1 5 A.C. Greene and writing, 1982, 1988 1 6 Articles about A.C. Greene, 1970-1989 1 7 Articles about A.C. Greene, 1990s 1 8 Autobiographical, vita, profiles, 1972-1995 1 9 Greene's obituary, 1988, 1995 1 10 Greene papers, research subject list, 1991 1 11 Transcribed Interview with A.C. Greene, part 1, November 10, 1995 1 12 Transcribed Interview with A.C. Greene, part 2, November 10, 1995 1 13 Transcribed Interview with A.C. Greene, December 15, 1995 1 14 Transcribed Interview with A.C. Greene, January 19, 1996 1 15 Transcribed Interview with A.C. Greene, March 5, 1996 Series II. approximately, 1850-19953.75 linear ft. (9 document boxes)

Arranged alphabetically by topic. This series includes information on Greene's parents, brother, wives, and children. Included is information on Greene's education, finances, health, military service, as well as his personal correspondence. The final part of the series contains a subseries of early books owned by Greene as well as an appointment book.

2 1 Abilene 2 2 Abilene Bookstore, 1952-1957:

Documents of sale, financial reports.

2 3 Abilene Christian College 2 4 Abilene Christian College, campus calendar, 1947 2 5 Abilene Christian College, calendar with poetry by A. C. Greene, 1948 2 6 Abilene Christian College, A. C. Greene student at, 1940s 2 7 Abilene Christian College, Horizons by A. C. Greene, 1951 2 8 Abilene Christian College, The Optimist scrapbook, 1941-1942 2 9 Abilene Christian College, The Optimist, 1943, 1948 2 10 Abilene Christian College, sport programs, 1950-1954 2 11 Abilene Christian University, inaugural address, 1982 2 12 Abilene, Fair Park Extension, 1850-1927 2 13 Abilene High School, report cards, 1936-1940 2 14 Abilene High School Class of 1940, 50th Anniversary Reunion, 1990 2 15 Abilene Preservation League 3 1 American Studies course, UT Austin, 1973:

Program poster.

3 2 American Studies course, UT Austin, 1973 3 3 Artifacts

(see also OS 342)

3 4 Awards 3 5 Calendars, 1982-1995 3 6 Camp, Charles, 1955 3 7 Children: Mark (1955) and Geoffrey (1952) hospital birth certificates, Correspondence. 3 8 Children, Geoff Greene's case, 1971 3 9 Commencement program, Austin College, 1992:

Doctor of Humane Letters presented to A.C. Greene.

3 10 Education: Elementary School Certificate, school paper on the Quakers, Grade Reports: Abilene High School, 1943, University of Texas 1968-1970; Graduate Record Examination, 1969. 3 11 Fair Park School, Abilene, Texas, approximately 1935:

Program, drawings.

3 12 Fair Park School, Abilene, Texas, 1979:

Greene speaks at 50th Anniversary of the school.

3 13 Financial, Anderson Joint Venture, 1972-1976 3 14 Financial, Box-Pogue Joint Venture, 1971-1976 3 15 Financial, income/tax information, 1980s 3 16 Financial, personal expenses, 1986-1987 3 17 Greene, A.C., numerology profile, 1993 3 18 Greene, A.C. (father) and Marie (mother), Birth certificates, Social Security cards. 3 19 Greene, A.C. (father) and Marie (mother), correspondence, 1960 4 1 Greene, A.C., (father) personal expenses, 1961-1968

(see also Parents, The Frame Shop, below)

4 2 Greene, A.C. (father) and Marie (mother), 1936, 1945, 1950,

Warranty deeds.

4 3 Greene, Betty (wife) 4 4 Greene, Betty, wedding to A. C. Greene, 1950 4 5 Greene, Betty, correspondence with A. C. Greene, 1958, 1972,

Dallas, Abilene, Israel.

4 6 Greene, Betty, correspondence on death of, 1989 4 7 Greene, Betty, condolence letters (A-G), 1989 4 8 Greene, Betty, condolence letters (H-M), 1989 4 9 Greene, Betty, condolence letters (N-Z), 1989 4 10 Greene, Betty, notes, poetry, undated 4 11 Greene, David (brother), correspondence with A. C. Greene, 1960-1989 4 12 Greene, David, correspondence with A.C. Greene, 1990-1995 4 13 Greene, David, juvenile court, 1964 4 14 Greene, David, report cards, 1950-1952 4 15 Greene, Judy (Dalton/Hyland), correspondence with Greenes, 1981-1989 4 16 Greene, Judy (wife) 4 17 Greene, Judy, correspondence, 1992-1995 5 1 Greene, Mary, (David Greene's ex-wife) 1976:

Correspondence with A.C. Greene.

5 2 Health information, 1995 5 3 Heart transplant, 1987-1988 5 4 Heart transplant, clippings, 1987 5 5 Heart transplant, daily weight/blood pressure readings, 1988-89 5 6 Heart transplant, Cardiac Transplant Patient's Handbook 5 7 Heart transplant, Doctor-Patient Relationship symposium, 1990 5 8 Home, Abilene, 1953-1960 5 9 Home, 6246 Stefani, Dallas, 1961-1968 5 10 Home, 10640 Lennox Lane, 4934 Crooked Lane, Dallas, 1970s-1990s 5 11 Home, Salado, 1995 5 12 Kansas State Teachers College, 1940-1945 5 13 Military service, pictures, 1943-1945

(see also scrapbook in OS 333)

5 14 Military service, US Marine Corps Stationery, approximately 1944 5 15 Military service, Marines in Asia, 1944-1946

(see also newspapers in OS 339)

5 16 Military service, Marines, flight log, discharge information, 1946

(see also group photo in OS 333)

5 17 Military service, Philadelphia, Continental Distilling Corp., 1945 6 1 Military service, Philadelphia, 1944 6 2 Military service, promotion certificate, choir certificate, 1944 6 3 Military service, Skylines, April-October 1944,

Philadelphia Naval Hospital newsletter

6 4 Parents, condolence letters, 1964 6 5 Parents, The Frame Shop, Abilene, Texas, record books, 1954-1955 6 6 Parents, The Frame Shop, Abilene, Texas, record books, 1957-1958 6 7 Personal correspondence, 1940s 6 8 Personal correspondence, 1960s 6 9 Personal correspondence, 1970-1980s 6 10 Personal correspondence, 1991 6 11 Personal correspondence, 1992 7 1 Personal correspondence, 1993 7 2 Personal correspondence, 1994 7 3 Personal correspondence, 1995 7 4 Personal inventory, 1954-1962 7 5 Phillips University, Enid, Oklahoma, 1941-1942 7 6 Quartet, 1942

(see record in OS 335)

7 7 'Ubeidiya expedition (Israel), correspondence, 1972 7 8 'Ubeidiya expedition (Israel), excavation information, 1972 7 9 'Ubeidiya expedition (Israel), general information, 1972

Personal, Books

7 10 Appointment book, 1981 8 1 A Century in Texas, First National Bank, Cisco, Texas, 1950 8 2 Cheerful Chimes, 1931 8 3 The Child's World First Reader, 1917 8 4 The Child's World Second Reader, 1917 8 5 Fifty Trips to Thrills, 1950 8 6 Great Songs of the Church, 1937 8 7 Handbook for Boys, 1945 9 1 Holy Bible (Greene family bible), 1901:

listing of births and deaths inside front cover

9 2 Holy Bible (Marie Greene), 1917 9 3 Humorous Recitations for Children, 1927 10 1 Journalism and the School Paper, 1938 10 2 King Arthur for Boys, 1934? 10 3 The Primer, 1918 10 4 The Progressive Composition Letters, (Carl Greene), 1913 10 5 Spiritual Life Songs, 1937? 10 6 Texas, The Lone Star State, 1935 10 7 Young People's Church of the Air Hymn Book, undated Series III. Maude E. Cole 1925-19602.1 linear ft. (5 document boxes)

After some introductory information about Cole, this series is arranged topically. This series includes correspondence, manuscripts (article and book), clippings, and scrapbooks. Also included are several literary journals collected by Cole (1920s-1940s) as well as the journals of colleague Silvia Wittmer.

11 1 Miscellaneous personal information, pictures 11 2 Mary Longley (Cole's mother) information, 1936 11 3 Correspondence with children, approximately 1935-1941 11 4 Correspondence, 1925-1960 11 5 Correspondence with A. C. Greene, 1944-1960 11 6 Correspondence personal, 1929 11 7 Correspondence personal, 1946 11 8 Correspondence personal, 1948 11 9 Correspondence personal, 1949 11 10 Correspondence personal, 1950 11 11 Correspondence Greene, Marie, from Maude Cole, 1946 11 12 Correspondence Greene, Marie, from Maude Cole, 1950 11 13 Correspondence Greene, Marie, from Maude Cole, 1951 11 14 Correspondence Greene, Marie, from Maude Cole, 1952 11 15 Correspondence Greene, Marie, from Maude Cole, 1956 11 16 Correspondence Greene, Marie, from Maude Cole, 1960 11 17 Last Will and Testament, 1958 11 18 Marriage license, 1946 11 19 Scrapbook pages 11 20 Scrapbook

(see also Oversize box 333)

11 21 Clippings 11 22 Clippings of A. C. Greene, Maude E. Cole, Writing 12 1 The Use and Influence of a Public Library 12 2 Poetry information 12 3 Poetry, short stories 12 4 Poetry 12 5 Poetry 12 6 Articles on the Abilene Poetry Society 12 7 Wind Against Stove (Strange Music), 1940

Book contract with Lymanhouse Publishers.

12 8 Wind Against Stove, chapters 1-7 12 9 Wind Against Stove, chapters 8-end 13 1 Life With Hulda, chapters 1-7 13 2 Life With Hulda, chapters 8-end 13 3 Poetry of friends, undated,

Maude E. Cole, Journals

13 4 The Westminster Magazine, Old Boquet, 1954 13 5 Verse Forms Old and New, 1933 13 6 The Literary Digest, 1932 13 7 Journals collected by Cole, 1938-1943:

Ford Home Almanac, Pickwicker.

13 8 Kaleidograph book catalog, 1935 13 9 Kaleidograph, incomplete, 1929-1948 13 10 Kaleidograph, 1949 13 11 Kaleidograph, incomplete, 1950 13 12 Kaleidograph, incomplete, 1951 14 1 Kaleidograph, 1952 14 2 Kaleidograph, incomplete, 1953-1954 14 3 Southwester, incomplete, 1938 14 4 The Scho, 1930, 1932; Sonnet Sequences, 1929, 1930, 1933, 1952 14 5 Miscellaneous literary magazines: Harlequinade, 1929, The Torchbearer, 1929, The American Bard, 1960, Bozart and Contemporary Verse, 1932, Wings, 1936, Twilight, 1932, Versecraft, 1935, American Poetry Magazine, 1931, Quicksilver, 1952. 14 6 Scribbler scrap books, undated 14 7 Sylvia Wittmer (poet), diary, 1926 15 1 Sylvia Wittmer, diary, 1927 15 2 Sylvia Wittmer, diary, 1928 15 3 Sylvia Wittmer, yearbook, 1933 15 4 Sylvia Wittmer, yearbook, 1934 15 5 Sylvia Wittmer, Pagophila, 1943 Series IV. Newspapers 1949-19913.3 linear ft. (8 document boxes)

This series is arranged chronologically into three subseries: Abilene Reporter-News, Dallas Times Herald, and clippings. Each subseries is arranged alphabetically by topic. Included are both A.C. and Betty Greene's newspaper writing, the Times-Mirror lawsuit information, and Greene's correspondence as Book Editor and Editor of the Editorial Page for the Dallas Times Herald through the 1960s.

Subseries A. Abilene Reporter-News 1949-1961

See also oversize box 341 folders 3-6 for historic issues of the paper; oversize box 333 for scrapbook with A.C. Greene's clippings from the Abilene Reporter-News during the 1950s.

16 1 Abilene Reporter-News, A. C. Greene's Abilene Book Store, 1952-1956 16 2 Abilene Reporter-News, Amusements Editor, 1959 16 3 Abilene Reporter-News, The Book Cellar (column), 1950s 16 4 Abilene Reporter-News, book reviews, 1950s 16 5 Abilene Reporter-News, Calliope (column), 1952-1959 16 6 Abilene Reporter-News, feature articles, 1949-1952 16 7 Abilene Reporter-News, feature articles, 1949-1952 16 8 Abilene Reporter-News, feature articles, 1953-1959 16 9 Abilene Reporter-News, Greene, A.C., 1950s:

Clippings about, salary information.

16 10 Abilene Reporter-News, Greene, Betty, 1949-1950 16 11 Abilene Reporter-News, Greene, Betty, clippings, 1950s 16 12 Abilene Reporter-News, Greene, Betty, Texas A. P. Contest, 1957,

Woman's Department Writing.

16 13 Abilene Reporter-News, Greene, A. C., 1950s 16 14 Abilene Reporter-News, Hangar Fog (column), approximately 1949 16 15 Abilene Reporter-News, Headliner Award story, Miss Nellie Yunk (1960), 1961 16 16 Abilene Reporter-News, history series, 1975

(in oversize)

16 17 Abilene Reporter-News, miscellaneous information, 1949 16 18 Abilene Reporter-News, Seein' Red (sports column), approximately 1951 17 1 Abilene Reporter-News, sports record book/log, 1951 17 2 Abilene Reporter-News, sports stories, 1950-1951 17 3 Abilene Reporter-News, West Texas History, 1959 Subseries B. Dallas Times Herald 1945-1980

See also final edition 1991 in oversize box 340 folder 2. (Note: "clippings" does not necessarily signify that the selection is taken from the Dallas Times Herald.)

17 1 Dallas Times Herald, American Character pamphlets, 1962-1966 17 2 Dallas Times Herald, Bible, Associated Press story, 1961 17 3 Dallas Times Herald, Bible, notes 17 4 Dallas Times Herald, Calvalcade column mail, 1962-1963 17 5 Dallas Times Herald, car pass, 1960s 17 6 Dallas Times Herald, Christmas Books, 1961, 1961,

Christmas Book sections.

17 7 Dallas Times Herald, Civil War, undated,

Notes, photos, plate of Abraham Lincoln.

17 8 Dallas Times Herald, clippings 1961, 1962,

Dallas Times Herald and President Kennedy

17 9 Dallas Times Herald, clippings 1956, 1963,

Editorials, general news.

17 10 Dallas Times Herald, clippings 1964,

Editorials, general news.

17 11 Dallas Times Herald, clippings 1965,

Editorials, general news.

17 12 Dallas Times Herald, clippings 1967,

Vietnam, newspapers.

17 13 Dallas Times Herald, clippings (undated),

Editorials.

17 14 Dallas Times Herald, conservative politics, pamphlets, 1960s 17 15 Dallas Times Herald, conservative papers, 1964,

The Councilor, The Independent American.

18 1 Dallas Times Herald, Dallas, historical sections, 1966 18 2 Dallas Times Herald, Dallas, book history, 1955-1960s 18 3 Dallas Times Herald, Dallas, historical, 1960s 18 4 Dallas Times Herald, Dallas, historical, 1956,

Photocopy of Pioneers of Dallas.

18 5 Dallas Times Herald, Dallas Times Herald story, 1979 18 6 Dallas Times Herald, Editorial Censorship on black participation in Dallas, 1964. 18 7 Dallas Times Herald, Fenley, Robert, article on Texas (carbon), undated 18 8 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, clippings, 1963

Editorials.

18 9 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, clippings about, 1960-1991 18 10 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, carbons, undated,

Editorials.

18 11 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, carbon revisions, 1962,

Editorials.

18 12 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, November 21-30, 1963,

Editorials

18 13 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, 1960s,

Editorial notes.

18 14 Dallas Times Herald, Greene family, articles about, 1950-1960s 18 15 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, feature stories by, 1960s 18 16 Dallas Times Herald, Greene, goodbye letter to Times Herald, 1968 18 17 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Memorandum Briefs, undated 18 18 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Motion to Dismiss, February 27, 1967. 18 19 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Plaintiff's Original Complaint, June 5, 1967,

A. C. Greene, plaintiff; James F. Chambers, et. al. Defendants.

18 20 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Plaintiff's Original Petition, June 5, 1967. 18 21 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Plaintiff's Motion, April 18, 1968. 18 22 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Correspondence, 1968-1970 18 23 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Clippings, 1969 18 24 Dallas Times Herald, Greene v. Chambers Times Mirror escrow information, 1970-1974 19 1 Dallas Times Herald, history of Editorial Style book, 1945; story, 1951; report, 1954; supplement, 1979. 19 2 Dallas Times Herald, Johnson, Lyndon, approximately 1966 19 3 Dallas Times Herald, Kennedy Assassination clippings, 1963 19 4 Dallas Times Herald, Kennedy Assassination clippings, 1963-1964 19 5 Dallas Times Herald, The Masthead, 1964 19 6 Dallas Times Herald, News Map of Our Expanding World, approximately 1960 19 7 Dallas Times Herald, Oklahoma Court Scandal, Harlan Grimes, 1962-1965

Court records, correspondence, stories, pamphlets, notes.

19 8 Dallas Times Herald, photographs, early 1960s 19 9 Dallas Times Herald, political right, notes, 1960s 19 10 Dallas Times Herald, The Printed Page (book review column), 1960-1962 19 11 Dallas Times Herald, race-oriented flyers, 1960s 19 12 Dallas Times Herald, Religion, notes, 1950s-1980s 19 13 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, book editor, Decherd Turner, 1955-1957. 19 14 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, book editor, 1960-1962 19 15 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, book editor, 1963 19 16 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, book editor, 1964 19 17 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, book editor, 1965 19 18 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, book editor, undated 19 19 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, August 1961 20 1 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, books, handouts, pamphlets, 1962-1965 20 2 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, newsletters, miscellaneous printed matter, 1962-1965 20 3 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, newspapers, 1962-1965 20 4 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, January - March 1963 20 5 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, April 1963 20 6 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, May 1963 20 7 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, June-July 1963 20 8 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, August 1963 20 9 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, September 1-15 1963 20 10 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, September 16-30 1963 21 1 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, October 1963 21 2 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, November 1963 21 3 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, December 1963 21 4 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, undated 1963 21 5 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, January-February 1964 21 6 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, March-April 1964 21 7 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, May-June 1964 21 8 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, July-September 1964 21 9 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, October 1-15 1964 21 10 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, October 16-31 1964 21 11 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, November 1-15 1964 21 12 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, November 16-30 1964 21 13 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, December 1964 22 1 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, Beatty, Mrs. Eugene E., 1964 22 2 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, Ramona Americanism Council, 1964 22 3 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, Williams, Ruth, 1964 22 4 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, undated, 1964 22 5 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, 1965 22 6 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, undated, 1965 22 7 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, 1966 22 8 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, 1967 22 9 Dallas Times Herald, correspondence, February, March-April 1968 Subseries C. Miscellaneous clippings, 1970-1990s

Most of the clippings in the series are by or about A.C. Greene.

22 10 Clippings, 1970s 22 11 Clippings, 1980 22 12 Clippings, 1981 22 13 Clippings, 1982 22 14 Clippings, 1983 22 15 Clippings, 1984 22 16 Clippings, 1985 23 1 Clippings, 1986 23 2 Clippings, 1987 23 3 Clippings, heart transplant and early stories, 1987 23 4 Clippings, 1988 23 5 Clippings, 1989 23 6 Clippings, 1990 23 7 Clippings, 1990,

Speech, Abilene Reporter-News, Betty Greene.

23 8 Clippings, End of Dallas Times Herald, 1991 Series V. Book Manuscripts 1969-1997 7.5 linear ft. (18 document boxes)

This series is arranged chronologically according to original date of manuscript. Many of the manuscripts are accompanied by revisions, proofs, post-publication reviews, and correspondence with publishers. Not all manuscripts have been published.

23 9 An Affair, revision pages, 1959 23 10 An Affair, revision pages, 1959 23 11 Bosom of Fire, typescript pages, pp. 1-68, 1959 24 1 Bosom of Fire, typescript pages, pp. 69-end, 1959 24 2 It's Been Fun, correspondence, 1960, 1984 24 3 It's Been Fun, typescript (with Sandefer), 1960 24 4 A Texas Abecedary, information, 1966

Book contract with Lon Tinkle.

24 5 A Personal Country, Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. information, 1966-1989 24 6 A Personal Country, notes, 1966 24 7 A Personal Country, notes, 1967 24 8 A Personal Country, notes and early rejected pages, 1968 24 9 A Personal Country, correspondence, post 1969 24 10 A Personal Country, reviews, post 1969 24 11 A Personal Country, book party, 1969 24 12 A Personal Country, editorial changes for second printing, 1978 24 13 A Personal Country, prologue, 1969 24 14 A Personal Country, chapters 1-8, 1969 24 15 A Personal Country, chapters 9-13, 1969 25 1 A Personal Country, chapters 14-16, 1969 25 2 A Personal Country, advance proofs, 1969 25 3 A Personal Country, 1969:

Envelope in which A.C. Greene received first copy.

25 4 A Personal Country, proof copy, 1969 25 5 A Place Called West Texas, miscellaneous typescript pages, 1969 25 6 Living Texas, correspondence, flyer, 1969 25 7 Living Texas, typescript drafts, 1969 25 8 Living Texas, drafts, notes, 1969 26 1 I am a Stranger, typescript titled Messiah, 1970 26 2 I am a Stranger, chapter 1, 1959 26 3 I am a Stranger, chapter 2, 1959 26 4 I am a Stranger, chapter 3, 1959 26 5 I am a Stranger, chapters 1-3, 1959-1960 26 6 I am a Stranger, chapters 2-14, 1959-1960 26 7 I am a Stranger, chapters 4-12, 1959-1960 26 8 I am a Stranger, chapters 13-23, 1959-1960 26 9 I am a Stranger, revised carbons, 1960 26 10 The Goy Boy, sources, articles, 1969-1992 26 11 The Goy Boy, original manuscript, 1969 26 12 The Goy Boy, edited manuscript, 1969-1992 27 1 The Goy Boy, edited manuscript, 1969-1992 27 2 The Last Captive, correspondence, 1970-1972 27 3 The Last Captive, reviews, post 1972 27 4 The Last Captive, notes, 1969 27 5 The Last Captive, unbound final proofs, 1972 27 6 The Last Captive, defective copy 27 7 The Last Captive, screenplay, 1985-1990 28 1 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. correspondence, 1971-1972. 28 2 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, post publication letters, 1972-1973 28 3 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, reviews, 1972-1993 28 4 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, notes, 1969-1970 28 5 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, information, 1993 28 6 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, typescript of abstract, 1969-1970 28 7 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, incomplete typescript, 1969-1970 28 8 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, original manuscript, pp. 1-109, 1969 28 9 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, original manuscript, pp. 109-end, 1969 28 10 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, corrected first manuscript, pp. 1-159, 1969 28 11 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, corrected first manuscript, pp. 160-end, 1969 29 1 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, last manuscript and layout, pp. 1-159, 1970 29 2 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, last manuscript and layout, pp. 160-end, 1970 29 3 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, proof sheets, 1969-1970 29 4 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, corrected proofs 29 5 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, unbound final proofs, pp. 1-148, 1969-1970 29 6 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, unbound final proofs, pp. 149-267 29 7 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, production proposals, 1970s 29 8 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, photographs, Cisco, 1972 30 1 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, fake script, 1976 30 2 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, script endings, 1976 30 3 The Deadly Season, screenplay for The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, pp. 1-124, 1976 30 4 The Deadly Season, screenplay for The Santa Claus Bank Robbery, pp. 125-end, 1976 30 5 The Deadly Season, edited screenplay, pp. 1-124, 1976 30 6 The Deadly Season, edited screenplay, pp. 125-end, 1976 30 7 The Deadly Season, shortened script, approximately1976 30 8 A Christmas Tree, manuscript, 1972-1973 30 9 A Christmas Tree, typescript, rough drafts, 1972-1973 30 10 A Christmas Tree, second version, 1972-1973 30 11 A Christmas Tree final version, 1972-1973 30 12 Growing Up in Texas, manuscript, 1972 30 13 Dallas: The Deciding Years, publicity, review, 1973 30 14 Dallas: The Deciding Years, correspondence, 1974 30 15 Dallas: The Deciding Years, notes, 1973 31 1 Dallas: The Deciding Years, manuscript, 1973 31 2 Confession, early manuscript, 1974 31 3 Confession, manuscript, 1974 31 4 Confession, edited manuscript, 1974 31 5 Pep Purifoy's Confession, manuscript, 1974 31 6 Views in Texas, letters, notes, 1974-1975 31 7 Views in Texas, manuscript, 1974-1975 31 8 Talley, rejected manuscript, pp. 1-157, 1975 32 1 Talley, rejected manuscript, pp. 158-299, 1975 32 2 Talley, rejected manuscript, pp. 300-426, 1975 32 3 Talley, rejected manuscript, pp. 427-end, 1975 32 4 A Place Called Dallas, first draft, 1976 32 5 A Place Called Dallas, revised first draft, 1976 32 6 A Place Called Dallas, final version, 1976 32 7 Elephants in Your Mailbox, agreement between Greene and Horchow, approximately 1978 32 8 Elephants in Your Mailbox, correspondence, 1978 32 9 Elephants in Your Mailbox, Horchow speech, 1976 32 10 Elephants in Your Mailbox, clippings, notes, information, 1977-1978 32 11 Elephants in Your Mailbox, interviews, 1978-1979 33 1 Elephants in Your Mailbox, incomplete manuscript, 1978 33 2 Elephants in Your Mailbox, Greene and Horchow revisions, 1978 33 3 Elephants in Your Mailbox, manuscript with revisions, pp. 1-151, 1978 33 4 Elephants in Your Mailbox, manuscript with revisions, pp. 152-end, 1978 33 5 The 50 Best Books on Texas, letters and reviews, 1982-1985 33 6 The 50 Best Books on Texas, notes, 1980-1981 33 7 The 50 Best Books on Texas, manuscript, 1981 34 1 The 50 Best Books on Texas, manuscript with revisions, 1981 34 2 The 50 Best Books on Texas, galley prints, 1981 34 3 The 50 Best Books on Texas, manuscript, 1983 34 4 Highland Park Woman, correspondence, 1987-1990 34 5 Highland Park Woman, reviews, 1983 34 6 Highland Park Woman, September Ride manuscript, 1948 34 7 Highland Park Woman, An Evening Out manuscript, 1959 34 8 Highland Park Woman, The Highland Park Woman original manuscript 34 9 Highland Park Woman, book cover, galley prints, 1983 34 10 Highland Park Woman, publicity picture, 1983 34 11 Highland Park Woman, Highland Park Women and Me…and You speech, 1984 34 12 Dallas USA, requests to quote, 1984-1988 34 13 Dallas USA, reviews, 1984-1985 34 14 Dallas USA, Arbor House (Arnold Ehrlich) 34 15 Dallas USA, introduction, outlines 34 16 Dallas USA, prologue, 1982 34 17 Dallas USA, epilogue 34 18 Dallas USA, notes, clippings, 1982-1983 34 19 Dallas USA, Leadership (chapter section), 1983 34 20 Dallas USA, City as Place (chapter section), 1983 34 21 Dallas USA, Cult (chapter section), 1983D 34 22 Dallas USA, Geography (chapter section), 1983 34 23 Dallas USA, Dinner Parties of Dallas (chapter section), 1983 34 24 Dallas USA, Assassin (chapter section), 1983 35 1 Dallas USA, Development (chapter section), 1983 35 2 Dallas USA, Schools (chapter section), 1983 35 3 Dallas USA, Crime (chapter section), 1983 35 4 Dallas USA, Weather (chapter section), 1983 35 5 Dallas USA, Sports (chapter section), 1983 35 6 Dallas USA, Hunts (chapter section), 1983 35 7 Dallas USA, TV aka Dallas on Dallas (chapter section), 1983 35 8 Dallas USA, Old Order New Changes (chapter section), 1983 35 9 Dallas USA, Hero Mold (chapter section), 1983 35 10 Dallas USA, Inside City Hall (chapter section), 1983 35 11 Dallas USA, City Government (chapter section), 1983 35 12 Dallas USA, Arts (chapter section), 1983 35 13 Dallas USA, Future City (chapter section), 1983 35 14 Dallas USA, original manuscript, 1982 35 15 Dallas USA, original manuscript, 1982 35 16 Dallas USA, original manuscript, 1982 35 17 Dallas USA, original manuscript, pp. 1-105, 1983 35 18 Dallas USA, original manuscript, pp. 106-250, 1983 36 1 Dallas USA, original manuscript, pp. 251-end, 1983 36 2 I Can't Forget, galley prints, 1983 36 3 I Can't Forget (Llewellyn), contract with Greene, 1983-1985 36 4 I Can't Forget (Llewellyn), manuscript, 1983 36 5 I Can't Forget (Llewellyn), manuscript revisions, 1983 36 6 I Can't Forget (Llewellyn), galley prints, 1984 36 7 I Can't Forget (Llewellyn), galley prints, 1984 37 1 A Town Called Cedar Springs, manuscript, 1984 37 2 Texas Sketches, notes, review, publisher information, 1985 37 3 Texas Sketches, numbers 1-299, 1983-1997 37 4 Texas Sketches, numbers 300-718, 1983-1997 37 5 Texas Sketches, art for book, undated 37 6 Taking Heart, post publication correspondence, 1994 37 7 Taking Heart, heart research, clippings, 1989-1991 37 8 Taking Heart, Robert Dedman speech, 1988 37 9 Taking Heart, reviews, 1990 37 10 Taking Heart, early typescript pages, titles, 1988 37 11 Taking Heart, first finished manuscript, undated 37 12 Taking Heart, corrected manuscript, 1990 38 1 Taking Heart, index, 1990 38 2 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, agreement, 1981, Pressworks Publishing, Inc. 38 3 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, notes, review, 1994 38 4 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, correspondence, post 1994 38 5 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, Guide to Texas Historical Markers, 1996 38 6 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, uncorrected printouts, undated 38 7 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, Original manuscript with hand corrections, undated 38 8 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, early typescript pages, undated 38 9 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, Early draft Butterfield Trail Across Texas, undated 38 10 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, uncorrected proofs, pp. 1-119, 1994 38 11 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, uncorrected proofs, pp. 120-239, 1994 39 1 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, uncorrected proofs, pp. 240-end, 1994 39 2 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, corrected galleys, pp. 1-108, 1994 39 3 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, corrected galleys, pp. 109-end, 1994 39 4 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, final corrected galleys, pp. 1-240, 1994 39 5 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, final corrected galleys, pp. 241-end, 1994 39 6 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail, essay by Robert Duncan, 1996 39 7 Joy to the World, correspondence, reviews, 1995 39 8 Joy to the World, proof copies, edited pages, 1995 39 9 Kinfolks, articles, 1993 39 10 Kinfolks, notes, 1996 39 11 Kinfolks, rough drafts, approximately 1994 40 1 Kinfolks, rough drafts, approximately 1994 40 2 They Are Ruining Ibiza, novella form, 1997 40 3 They Are Ruining Ibiza, long form with corrections, 1996 40 4 Christmas Memories, reviews, 1996 Series VI. Other Publications 1945-19983.3 linear ft. (8 document boxes)

Arranged alphabetically according to title of essay; many of the writings are not dated. Also included are various book reviews by Greene.

(*the subject of a non-titled essay)

40 5 Abilene, notes, early typescripts, 1975 40 6 Alamo Myth 40 7 Albany Day in Irving, 1994 40 8 Always a First 40 9 Ancel Nunn, proof sheets, undated 40 10 Arid Land 40 11 Arise in Judgement 40 12 Ask the Man who Still Owns One, 1960 40 13 The B Lines, 1961 40 14 Beer Steak and Kahlua Chicken 40 15 Before Daylight 40 16 Best Damn Pitcher in the American League 40 17 A Bit of Foreign Duty 40 18 Blues all Sound Alike, 1945 40 19 Bob Green* 40 20 Brandy Miracle (published as a miniature book by Stanley Marcus in 1998) 40 21 Buffalo Guns and Barbed Wire By Don H. Biggers, introduction by A.C. Greene, 1991. 40 22 Joe Camp, 1976, For Texas Monthly. 40 23 A Cherished Design: The Creation of the University of Texas, script, 1981 41 1 A Cherished Design, program, 1981 41 2 Children on the Shadow, 1974 41 3 The Chisholm Trail Through Salado, 1994

(magazine also contains other historical information about Salado)

41 4 Christmas Shopping 41 5 The Christmas Train, 1993 41 6 Cloudwalkers, 1997 41 7 Coach's Wife 41 8 Concert Pitch 41 9 The Corners of Dallas History 41 10 Cotton Patch 41 11 Crenshaw newspaper 41 12 The Critic Art 41 13 Cutting the Tree 41 14 Dallas history* 41 15 Dallas history and legends, speech* 41 16 Dallas: Big D for Dynamic - correspondence, 1976 41 17 Dallas: Big D for Dynamic - typescript, 1976 41 18 Dallas: Big D for Dynamic - revised typescript, 1976 41 19 Dallas: Big D for Dynamic - final typescript, 1976 41 20 Dallas: City Different 41 21 Dallas: Five Years After - correspondence, notes, 1968 41 22 Dallas: Five Years After - typescript, 1968 41 23 Dallas is Losing its History--Losing it or Giving it Up? 41 24 Dallas Leadership - correspondence, 1974 41 25 Dallas Leadership - clippings, 1974 41 26 Dallas Leadership - draft, notes 41 27 Dallas Leadership - typescript 41 28 Dallas Leadership - revised typescript, 1976 41 29 Dallas Rediscovered, introduction, 1978 41 30 Dallas: ten years after, 1973* 41 31 Dallas Times Herald Past 41 32 The Dancer 41 33 The Death Angel, approximately 1970 42 1 Death Met Me 42 2 Difference is Love, 1992 42 3 Distant Bugle - script, 1993 42 4 Distant Bugle - final form 42 5 Do They Still Sing The Old Rugged Cross? 42 6 Double Risk 42 7 The Durable Society: Austin in the Reconstruction - notes 42 8 The Durable Society: Austin in the Reconstruction - typescripts 42 9 The Durable Society: Austin in the Reconstruction - proofs, 1969 42 10 Dying Changed My Life 42 11 An Economical Matter 42 12 The Firepit 42 13 Fort Phantom Hill 42 14 Fortune Hunters 42 15 Frank Dobie Remembered 42 16 Friday Mountain Ranch 42 17 Funny Guy 42 18 Genteel Heart 42 19 A Ghost in the Cab, 1997 42 20 Gideon Lincecum, introduction 42 21 Girl at Cabe Ranch 42 22 The Grand Old Game (A Plaint at Poker) 42 23 The Highland Park Woman, correspondence, 1976 42 24 The Highland Park Woman, typescript, 1976 42 25 The Highland Park Woman, proofs, 1976 42 26 Harriet Has a Rotten Deal 42 27 Heartbreak Hotel 42 28 Hill Country, introduction, 1980 42 29 History, 1964* 42 30 History of Making a Region Succeed, 1987 42 31 History of the Merrell Cemetery, 1985 42 32 Hitchhiking* 43 1 Houston: The Lost City Blues - letters, 1978 43 2 Houston: The Lost City Blues - typescript proofs, 1977 43 3 Houston vs. Dallas, for Texas Monthly, approximately 1981 43 4 I'll Run Away (One Last Ride) 43 5 In a Dry Country 43 6 In the Mountains (A Weather's Wind) 43 7 The Indian Burial Grounds 43 8 Inn on the Creek, approximately 1991 43 9 The Invaders, 1956 43 10 Is the Book Losing its Moral, Cultural and Social Authority? 1980 43 11 It's Always Monday, 1962 43 12 Jack One-Man Band 43 13 JFK Assassination and Letters 43 14 John Birch Society, approximately 1963* 43 15 John Erik Jonsson 43 16 Joy to the World 43 17 A Lady in a Tent 43 18 The Least Jot and Tittle, 1977 43 19 Leather Money 43 20 Letters from Paisano 43 21 Library Babysitter 43 22 Like, 1959 43 23 Literary Ironies, 1995 43 24 Literary Texas 43 25 Lone Star Christmas - foreword, 1989 44 1 Lone Star Christmas - proofs, 1989 44 2 Long Hill 44 3 A Losing Game 44 4 Love Life of the Late Bill Longley 44 5 McMurtry Speech 44 6 Making a Will 44 7 Man at My Age, 1982 44 8 Mana 44 9 A Management Decision 44 10 A Matter of Experience 44 11 A Matter of Time 44 12 May I Trouble You for Your Slide Rule? 44 13 A Million Million Englishmen 44 14 Mistakes and Myths of Dallas History 44 15 A Misunderstanding 44 16 A Movie Man 44 17 My Chinese Christmas Miracle, 1975 44 18 My Father's House 44 19 My Frontier Granny, 1985 44 20 My Turn, approximatel 1977 44 21 A National Tribute to Lady Bird Johnson, 1977 44 22 Nantucketing 44 23 Newspapers and Media* 44 24 Newspaper Novel 44 25 No More Heroes 44 26 Ancel Nunn Portfolio, 1970 44 27 Nunn catalog introduction, Tyler Museum, 1972 44 28 The Old Indian 44 29 Old Man Lilus 45 1 One of the Pretty Ones 45 2 One of the Pretty Ones (opera), 1983 45 3 One Writer's Concern: Color Dooms Imagination, approximately 1995 45 4 Otis Dozier, undated* 45 5 Overturning the Stax, 1957 45 6 Paisano brochure, approximately 1968 45 7 Paisano typescript, approximately 1968 45 8 The Perfect Christmas, 1973 45 9 The Phantom Interurban of Rockwall County 45 10 The Pleasantest Place: A history of Austin, Texas, 1980 45 11 The Pleasantest Place: A history of Austin, Texas - correspondence, 1980 45 12 Railroads in Texas 45 13 The Rangers Raid on Happy Bottom Texas 45 14 Rostow at Home on the Range, 1969 45 15 The Royal Sons of the Hunt, approximately 1977 45 16 The Saming of America 45 17 Saturday Night is For Losers 45 18 Scorpio 45 19 Second Chance 45 20 The Separate State of Dallas - typescript, 1974 45 21 The Separate State of Dallas - letters, 1974 45 22 September Ride 45 23 A Seven-Day Week 45 24 The Sixth Floor: A Personal View, 1990 45 25 Social Contract 45 26 Social Kissing, 1977 45 27 Society: an introduction, typescript, notes 45 28 Someone with Class 45 29 The State Dobie Left Us In: Myth and Reality of Texas Letters, 1981 45 30 The Sunshine Special 45 31 Taking Heart manuscript for Dallas Life Magazine, 1988 45 32 Taking Heart proofs (Dallas Life Magazine), 1989 45 33 Taming Natural Laws 45 34 Texas: Five States of Wonder, introduction, correspondence, 1989 46 1 Texas: State of Myth or State of Mind? speech, 1986 46 2 Texas: When, Where, Why, introduction, 1985 46 3 The Texas Dobie Left Us, 1981 46 4 Texas Children's Books, introduction 46 5 Texas Hill Country, introduction, 1981 46 6 Texas Rangers* 46 7 Texas Writers, New York Times Book Review 46 8 They Called Them Interurbans, 1977 46 9 This New Math 46 10 Tom W is Afraid 46 11 The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 46 12 The Too-Big Christmas Tree, 1996 46 13 The Tools of the Trade 46 14 Tributes: Thelma Rawls Fletcher, John Graves, Bill Kraus, Juanita Tittle Pollard 46 15 Trolley 46 16 An Understanding 46 17 Union Terminal 46 18 The Use In 46 19 The Visitor 46 20 West of the Pecos, American West, 1988 46 21 West Texas Native 46 22 What is a Library? 46 23 With this Ring, Dallas Morning News Sunday Magazine 46 24 Witness to Oblivion, Foreward to Pictures of the Past, 1990 46 25 Wittliff Biblio: Introduction 46 26 The Worst Damn Newspaper 46 27 The Write Wait, Dallas Morning News Sunday Magazine 46 28 A Yellow Room, Other Publications, Book Reviews (by author and title) 46 29 Baxter, Gordon. Village Creek, 1980 46 30 Bohlender, Dorothy G. H.P.N. Gammel. Texas Bookman, approximately 1986 46 31 Carpenter, Liz. Getting Better all the Time 46 32 Fowler, Gene and Crawford, Bill. Border Radio 46 33 Helgesen, Sally. Wildcatters 46 34 Horn, Tom. The Shallow Grass, 1968 46 35 Humphrey, William. A Time and a Place, undated 46 36 Hurt, Harry. Texas Rich, undated 46 37 King, Larry. Of Outlaws, Con Men, Whores, Politicians, and Other Artists, 1980 46 38 Lavender, David. The Southwest, 1980 46 39 Leslie, Warren. The Starrs of Texas 46 40 McComb, David. Houston 46 41 McMurtry, Larry. Moving On, 1970 46 42 McMurtry, Larry. Streets of Laredo, 1993 46 43 McMurtry, Larry. Texasville 47 1 Michener, James. Texas 47 2 Miller, Perry. The Transcendentalists 47 3 Portis, Charles. True Grit, 1968 47 4 Rather, Dan. I Remember 47 5 Rechy, John. Rushes, 1980 47 6 Spence, Vernon Gladden. Judge Legett of Abilene, 1977 47 7 Texas Books in Review, book reviews by A.C. Greene, 1991-1996 47 8 Woods, Christopher. The Dream Patch, 1991 Series VII. Correspondence 1930-1997 3.75 linear ft. (9 document boxes)

This series is arranged into three subseries of correspondence: general, organizations, and people. Each subseries is arranged chronologically. While the bulk of the material is written to Greene, there are carbons of his correspondence at the beginning of the series.

Subseries A. Correspondence: General 1954-1997 47 9 Correspondence, Greene's carbons, 1960-1975 47 10 Correspondence, Greene's carbons, 1976-1990 47 11 Correspondence, Greene's carbons, 1990s 47 12 Correspondence, 1954 47 13 Correspondence, 1958 47 14 Correspondence, 1959 47 15 Correspondence, 1960 47 16 Correspondence, 1961 47 17 Correspondence, 1963 47 18 Correspondence, 1964 47 19 Correspondence, 1965 47 20 Correspondence, 1966 47 21 Correspondence, 1967 47 22 Correspondence, 1968 47 23 Correspondence, 1969 47 24 Correspondence, 1970 47 25 Correspondence, 1971 47 26 Correspondence, 1972 48 1 Correspondence, 1973 48 2 Correspondence, 1974 48 3 Correspondence, January - September 1975 48 4 Correspondence, October 1975 48 5 Correspondence, November - December 1975 48 6 Correspondence, 1976 48 7 Correspondence, 1977 48 8 Correspondence, 1978 48 9 Correspondence, 1979 48 10 Correspondence, 1980 49 1 Correspondence, 1981 49 2 Correspondence, 1982 49 3 Correspondence, 1983 49 4 Correspondence, January - July 1984 49 5 Correspondence, August - December 1984 49 6 Correspondence, January - September 1985 49 7 Correspondence, October - December 1985 49 8 Correspondence, January - February 1986 49 9 Correspondence, March - December 1986 50 1 Correspondence, January - May 1987 50 2 Correspondence, June - December 1987 50 3 Correspondence, January - May 1988 50 4 Correspondence, June - December 1988 50 5 Correspondence, January - March 1989 50 6 Correspondence, April - December 1989 50 7 Correspondence, January - June 1990 50 8 Correspondence, July - December 1990 50 9 Correspondence, January - August 1991 50 10 Correspondence, September - December 1991 51 1 Correspondence, January - May 1992 51 2 Correspondence, June - September 1992 51 3 Correspondence, October - December 1992 51 4 Correspondence, January - March 1992 51 5 Correspondence, April - December 1992 51 6 Correspondence, January - March 1994 51 7 Correspondence, April - June 1994 51 8 Correspondence, July - September 1994 51 9 Correspondence, October - December 1994 51 10 Correspondence, January - March 1995 51 11 Correspondence, April - June 1995 52 1 Correspondence, July - September 1995 52 2 Correspondence, October - December 1995 52 3 Correspondence, 1996 52 4 Correspondence, 1997 Subseries B. Correspondence: Organizations 1968-1991 52 5 Correspondence, American West, 1985-1981 52 6 Correspondence, Amon Carter Museum, 1967-1986 52 7 Correspondence, Atlantic Monthly Press, 1960-1983 52 8 Correspondence, Book Club of Texas, 1990-1991 52 9 Correspondence, CHIC Magazine, 1977 52 10 Correspondence, Christian Science Monitor, 1986-1987 52 11 Correspondence, D Magazine, 1975-1986 52 12 Correspondence, Neiman Marcus, 1985

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52 13 Correspondence, Dallas County Heritage Society, 1975-1981 52 14 Correspondence, Hendrick-Long Publishing Company, 1969-1984 52 15 Correspondence, Newsroom, 1969 52 16 Correspondence, publishers, 1968-1989 52 17 Correspondence, Texas Library Association, 1986 52 18 Correspondence, Texas Literary Tradition, 1982-1983 52 19 Correspondence, Texas Monthly, 1980-1992 52 20 Correspondence, Texas Observer, 1968-1969 52 21 Correspondence, Texas State Historical Association, 1968-1971 52 22 Correspondence, University of Texas at Arlington, 1980-1991 52 23 Correspondence, University of Texas (Austin), 1980-1986 52 24 Correspondence, University of Texas at Dallas, 1978 53 1 Correspondence, University of Texas Press, 1984-1986 53 2 Correspondence, Western Writers of America, 1968-1988 Subseries C. Correspondence: People 1959-1994 53 3 Correspondence, Texas Writers A-G 53 4 Correspondence, Texas Writers H-L 53 5 Correspondence, Texas Writers M-S 53 6 Correspondence, Texas Writers T-Z 53 7 Correspondence, Bar-Yosef, Ofer, 1972-1982 53 8 Correspondence, Bennett, Pat, 1979-1993 53 9 Correspondence, Broyles, Bill Texas Monthly, 1974-1979 53 10 Correspondence, Broyles, Bill Newsweek, 1982-1983 53 11 Correspondence, Buchanan, Larry, 1986 53 12 Correspondence, Clack, Tommie (Mrs.), 1973-1978 53 13 Correspondence, Clark, Ambassador Ed, 1986-1987 53 14 Correspondence, Cameron, Angus, 1961-1963 53 15 Correspondence, Cameron, Angus, 1964-1965 53 16 Correspondence, Cameron, Angus, 1966 53 17 Correspondence, Cameron, Angus, 1967-1968 53 18 Correspondence, Cameron, Angus, 1969 53 19 Correspondence, Cameron, Angus, 1970s 53 20 Correspondence, Cameron, Angus, 1980-1990s 53 21 Correspondence, Crim, Billy Bob, 1994 53 22 Correspondence, Dugger, Ronnie, 1979-1980 53 23 Correspondence, Fowler, Gene, 1993 54 1 Correspondence, Frantz, Joe, 1967-1978 54 2 Correspondence, Goetzman, Bill, 1970-1972 54 3 Correspondence, Gordon, Roxy, 1989-1994 54 4 Correspondence, Gouldon, Joseph, 1969-1990 54 5 Correspondence, Graves, John, 1969-1993 54 6 Correspondence, Green, Ben K., 1969-1971 54 7 Correspondence, Gressley, Gene, 1981 54 8 Correspondence, Hill, Robert and Gladys, 1975-1983

(One of the Santa Claus bank robbers)

54 9 Correspondence, Hunt, H.L., 1964-1965 54 10 Correspondence, Holmes, Jon, 1983 54 11 Correspondence, Jenkins, Johnny, 1972 54 12 Correspondence, Johnson, L.B., 1954-1957 54 13 Correspondence, King, Larry, 1969-1980 54 14 Correspondence, Lastelick, Jerry, 1979-1985 54 15 Correspondence, Lehrer, Jim and Kate, 1966-1995 54 16 Correspondence, Lincecum, Jerry, 1992-1996 54 17 Correspondence, MacAdams, Lewis Jr., 1966 54 18 Correspondence, MacNeil, Robin, 1984-1986 54 19 Correspondence, Marcus, Stanley, 1964-1981 54 20 Correspondence, Marcus, Stanley, 1982-1995 54 21 Correspondence, McMurtry, Larry, undated 54 22 Correspondence, Meyerson, Mort, 1980 54 23 Correspondence, Morris, Willie, 1967 54 24 Correspondence, Morris, Wright, 1960-1980 54 25 Correspondence, Mossiker, Frances S., 1969-1984 54 26 Correspondence, national writers, 1959-1987 55 1 Correspondence, Neighbors, Chuck, 1983-1995 55 2 Correspondence, notable persons, 1957-1975 55 3 Correspondence, Nunn, Ancel, 1968-1995 55 4 Correspondence, Parmenter, Ross, 1965-1983

(Writer of unusual books about Mexico; unusual series of letters.)

55 5 Correspondence, Porterfield, Bill, 1967-1995 55 6 Correspondence, Prejean, Jeanne, 1974 55 7 Correspondence, Pride, Charlie, 1983 55 8 Correspondence, Richards, Ann, 1965-1994 55 9 Correspondence, Richardson, Dr. Rupert, 1974-1974 55 10 Correspondence, Rudd, Hughes, 1985-1986 55 11 Correspondence, Smith, John, 1984-1985 55 12 Correspondence, Targ, Roz and Bill, 1985-1986 55 13 Correspondence, teachers, 1967-1974 55 14 Correspondence, Terry, Marshall, 1963-1995 55 15 Correspondence, Tinkle, Lon, 1968-1969 55 16 Correspondence, non-literary unusual and VIP letters, 1930-1990 55 17 Correspondence, Weems, Eddie, 1993 55 18 Correspondence, White, Theodore, 1961 55 19 Correspondence, Wittliff, Bill, 1967-1989 55 20 Correspondence, Yelvington, Ramsey, 1960-1974 Series VIII. Vertical Files 1848-1993 5 linear ft. (12 document boxes)

This series is arranged into six subseries: Handbook of Texas A-Z, Texas ABC, General Vertical Files, Dallas Information, Cassette Recordings, and Video (VHS). Most of the material is undated. Included is a diverse mix of topics, such as the railroad, the Kennedy assassination, taped television appearances, and tributes to Greene.

Subseries A. Vertical Files: Handbook (information) of Texas A-Z undated 56 1 C colleges, universities 56 2 C companies, items 56 3 C counties 56 4 C people 56 5 C topics 56 6 C towns, creeks, geography 56 7 Camps: WWI, WWII, Civil War, frontier 56 8 Cliburn piano 56 9 D places, things 56 10 Dallas architecture, arts 56 11 E 56 12 F 56 13 F people 56 14 F Fort (Camp) Wolters 56 15 F Fossils (metroplex) 56 16 G 56 17 H 56 18 I 56 19 J 57 1 K 57 2 L 57 3 Legends 57 4 M 57 5 N 57 6 Nature, parks (metroplex) 57 7 O 57 8 P 57 9 P people 57 10 P places, geography 57 11 R 57 12 R cities, places 57 13 R people 57 14 Railroads nicknames, facts 57 15 Rodgers, Calbraith (aviator) 57 16 S 57 17 S people 57 18 S topics 57 19 S San Antonio 57 20 T 57 21 T people 57 22 Texas Studies 57 23 UT Arlington, Austin 57 24 V 57 25 W 57 26 W people 57 27 Y 57 28 Z Subseries B. Vertical Files: Texas ABC undated 58 1 Texas ABC, miscellaneous notes 58 2 Texas ABC, A 58 3 Texas ABC, B 58 4 Texas ABC, C 58 5 Texas ABC, D 58 6 Texas ABC, E 58 7 Texas ABC, F 58 8 Texas ABC, G 58 9 Texas ABC, H 58 10 Texas ABC, I 58 11 Texas ABC, J 58 12 Texas ABC, K 58 13 Texas ABC, L 58 14 Texas ABC, M 58 15 Texas ABC, N 58 16 Texas ABC, O 58 17 Texas ABC, P 58 18 Texas ABC, Q 58 19 Texas ABC, R 58 20 Texas ABC, S 58 21 Texas ABC, T 58 22 Texas ABC, U 58 23 Texas ABC, V 58 24 Texas ABC, W 58 25 Texas ABC, X 58 26 Texas ABC, Y 58 27 Texas ABC, Z 58 28 Texas ABC, others Subseries C. Vertical Files: General 1848-1997 58 29 Abilene and West Texas history notes 58 30 Abilene exhibit photos for Amon Carter Museum, 1967 58 31 Abilene, West Texas Genealogical Society, 1969 58 32 Albany, Texas: Fort Griffin, Robert Nail. 58 33 American Express travel brochure, 1921 58 34 American Nazi Party, approximately 1960 58 35 Anson Jones print, undated 58 36 Austin business, 1979 58 37 A.H. Belo Corporation, correspondence, 1978-1980 58 38 A.H. Belo Corporation, general information, 1978-1992 58 39 A.H. Belo Corporation, Jackson v. Belo, 1978 58 40 A.H. Belo Corporation, shareholder information, 1978 59 1 Chautauquan, March 1896

(FRAGILE) Literary and scientific magazine, T.L. Flood Publishing House, Meadville, PA.

59 2 Chautauquan, April and May 1896

(FRAGILE)

59 3 Chautauquan, June and July 1896

(FRAGILE)

59 4 Dallas County Pioneer Association, 1995-1996 59 5 Dallas Press Club, 1960, 1972:

Directory of members.

59 6 Dobie, J. Frank, 1978 59 7 El Chico, 1986-1987

(see also Frank Cuellar, Sr. interview, 1978 in AR409-76-1)

59 8 Fletcher, Thelma Rawls, Fletcher's Bookstore, Salado, Texas, 1995

(see also Tributes in AR409-46-14)

59 9 Flyer for Pictorial History of America, 1848 59 10 Football, AEF, 1919 59 11 Forney Messenger Centennial Edition 1874-1974, 1974 59 12 Friends of the Dallas Public Library, 1975 59 13 John Graves, 1995 59 14 Grayson County (Sherman) 60 1 The Golden Book Magazine, 1927, 1934

(FRAGILE)

60 2 S. Glatstone, New York, hat catalog, 1900 60 3 Houston Symphony, 1942 60 4 Junior League of Plano Texas History in the Hall of State, 1985 60 5 Las Colinas, 1980 60 6 Marcus, Stanley, 1991 60 7 Neiman-Marcus, undated:

75th Anniversary Gala invitation.

60 8 North Texas State Teachers College, choir tour, 1939 60 9 Paisano, 1968:

Fellowship information.

60 10 Philosophical Soceity of Texas, 1941-1971:

Annual meeting programs.

60 11 Railroad clippings 60 12 Railroad correspondence, approximately 1965 60 13 Railroad information from DeGolyer library, 1967 60 14 Railroad history 60 15 Railroad maps, U.S. 1965, Houston & Texas Central Railroad Co., undated, Texas (hand drawn), undated, PTC map of Philadelphia, 1944. 61 1 Railroad Moscow, Camben & San Augustine timetable, 1959 61 2 Railroad pamphlets, 1950-1960s 61 3 Railroad printed material: Faulkenbery, Gathering the Past, undated, The Traction Farris Directory, 1948; Stowe, Rails to Possum Trot, approximately 1968, The Reading, 1958. 61 4 Railway Age Centennial, 1956 61 5 Republic of Texas, 1997 61 6 Roosevelt, Theodore, 1905:

Dallas banquet program.

61 7 Rostow, W. W. (economist), approximately 1968

Articles, The Stages of Economic Growth, 1968.

61 8 South Fork Ranch, 1983 61 9 Southern Methodist University, Notes from the Underground, 1967:

"Unofficial" student paper.

61 10 Southwestern University (Georgetown, Texas) and Ladies Annex, approximately 1885 61 11 Taft, William H., 1909:

Dallas banquet program.

61 12 Texas Under Six Flags, pamphlet, undated 61 13 Travis, William B. (print) 61 14 UT Austin history, Fifty Years on Forty Acres, 1933 61 15 UT Austin history, notes 61 16 UT Austin history: Enabling celebration of signing of legislation in 1881 (address), 1981. 61 17 West Texas Post Marks and Post Offices, approximately 1971 Subseries D. Vertical Files: Dallas Information 1956-1993

Much of the information in this section is composed of clippings. See also Series XIII, index cards relating to Dallas history.

62 1 Dallas, arts 62 2 Dallas, assassination of J.F.K., 1975-1981:

Clippings.

62 3 Dallas, assassination articles in Saturday Review Dec. 1961; The Dallas Image Unveiled, Nov. 1963; Public Opinion Dallas Blame in the 1963 Kennedy Assassination, 1966. 62 4 Dallas, assassination and Dallas' image, November, 1963:

Raymond Nasher.

62 5 Dallas, assassination, Dallas, After All, Texas Observer, 1964 62 6 Dallas, assassination, Let Us Search Our Hearts, Nov. 23, 1963:

Greene's Dallas Times Herald article.

62 7 Dallas, post-assassination 62 8 Dallas, The Book of Dallas, signed page, undated 62 9 Dallas, John Neely Bryan, 1993 62 10 Dallas, business, executives and pay, 1980 62 11 Dallas, business, international, 1979-1984 62 12 Dallas, business, local, 1979-1981 62 13 Dallas, business, national, 1979-1981 62 14 Dallas, census, growth, 1979-1981 62 15 Dallas, City Performance Report, 1985, 1986 62 16 Dallas, city planning: +7 Goals for Dallas, 1972; A Look at Past Planning for the City of Dallas, 1956. 62 17 Dallas, city planning, roads, 1957 63 1 Dallas, comparisons, approximately 1980 63 2 Dallas, comparisons, 1979-1980 63 3 Dallas, comparison survey, 1980 63 4 Dallas, contrasts, Houston, approximately 1981 63 5 Dallas, contrasts, Houston, notes, clippings, approximately 1981 63 6 Dallas, crime, approximately 1980 63 7 Dallas, cultural, approximately 1980 63 8 Dallas, cultural notes, 1981 63 9 Dallas, cultural policy, 1985 63 10 Dallas, Dallas County Community Colleges, 1975:

El Centro demolition correspondence

63 11 Dallas, Dallas/Fort Worth aerospace, 1985 63 12 Dallas, Dallas Historical Society, history of, 1982 63 13 Dallas, Dallas Pioneers, 1956, 1958 63 14 Dallas, Dallas Public Library: Words that Changed the World, 1970s. 63 15 Dallas, Dallas television show, 1980-1981 63 16 Dallas, downtown Dallas: Cultural Resources Inventory of the Central Business District, 1980. 63 17 Dallas, education, 1974, 1981 63 18 Dallas, fashion, 1980-1981 63 19 Dallas, fashion, people, modeling, 1980-1981 63 20 Dallas, First Baptist Church of Dallas, 1968 64 1 Dallas, Folk Festival, 1991 64 2 Dallas, future city, 1981 64 3 Dallas, Genealogical Society, 1972 64 4 Dallas, government, 1980-1981 64 5 Dallas, growth, approximately 1980 64 6 Dallas, growth, 1979-1981 64 7 Dallas, history, 1978-1979:

Clippings, 1978 manuscript.

64 8 Dallas, Hunts, 1978-1981 64 9 Dallas, Kessler Park, approximately 1927 64 10 Dallas, Ku-Klux-Klan, 1946:

Letter containing 1860 story.

64 11 Dallas, minorities, 1980-1981 64 12 Dallas, mythology, 1980-1981 64 13 Dallas, name of city, 1972 64 14 Dallas, neighborhoods, 1980-1981 64 15 Dallas, North Dallas, 1980 64 16 Dallas, notes 64 17 Dallas, notes (outdated), approximately 1979 64 18 Dallas, notes (typed), 1980 64 19 Dallas, Old City Park: Brochures 1976, 1983. 65 1 Dallas, people, 1979-1980 65 2 Dallas, politics, 1970s 65 3 Dallas, postcards, 1963-1964 65 4 Dallas, publications, 1980s:

Dallas/Ft. Worth Relocation Guide, 1980; 150 Years in Business (Dallas Magazine), 1986.

65 5 Dallas, scrapbook of Homer and Florene Wyatt, 1930s:

Newspaper clippings (fragile).

65 6 Dallas, sesquicentennial art show, 1991 65 7 Dallas, sports, approximately 1981 65 8 Dallas, statistics, 1980 65 9 Dallas, streets, Dallas County Pioneer Association newsletter, 1995 65 10 Dallas, sunbelt, 1981 65 11 Dallas, Texas chic, approximately 1981 65 12 Dallas, Texas myth and reality, approximately 1980 65 13 Thompson & Knight brochure, 1984

Information on Dallas history and history of law firm.

65 14 Dallas, weather Subseries E. Vertical Files: Cassette Recordings 1978-1991 66 1 Dallas race story, 1991 66 2 Book discussion, 1979 66 3 Roger Horchow, interview, 1978 66 4 Roger Horchow, interview, 1978 66 5 Roger Horchow, interview, 1978 66 6 Jim Mabry, undated 66 7 Bess Duvall, undated 66 8 Mary Ann, Allen Rushing, 1978 66 9 Dozier 66 10 SRH (S. Roger Horchow), 1979 66 11 SRH (S. Roger Horchow), 1978 66 12 Making a Living by the Written Word, 1989 Subseries F. Vertical Files: Video (VHS) 1986-1993

70th Birthday videos, cards, notes. See AR409-66-1 for birthday cards and letters.

66 1 A.C. Tribute, 1993 66 2 Bob Findlay, Jim and Kate Lehrer, Ray Nasher, Dan Witt, Duuya Bean, 1993 66 3 The Coopers, 1993 66 4 Lee Cullum, 1993 66 5 Simon Boccaneggra, Placido Domingo, Kiri Tekanawa 66 6 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour, July 8, 1986:

A.C. Greene essay, Texas Sesquicentennial.

66 7 Social issues talk, 1990:

Guest: A.C. Greene.

66 8 Literary conference: Texas Novel and the Present. 66 9 Southwest Organ Bank PSA, approximately 1990

A.C. Greene and Bob Morgan.

66 10 Duffy Conference, Nov. 13, 1990:

A.C. Greene.

67 1 J.D. Hickey, 1993 67 2 Bob Meyers, 1993 67 3 Norma Whitefield, 1993 67 4 Lee Cullum, 1993 67 5 Ann and Bill Kraus, 1993

(Bill performed Greene's heart transplant in 1988.)

67 6 Fran Vick, Oct. 18, 1993,

University of North Texas Press.

67 7 Billy Bob Hill, 1993,

Former student.

67 8 Jackie McElhaney, 1993 67 9 James Ward Lee, 1993 67 10 Mike Hennech, Oct. 14, 1993 67 11 The Britts, 1993 67 12 Roger Horchow, 1993

(use converter to VHS)

67 13 Tom and Taina Dozier, 1993

(use converter to VHS)

Series IX. Texas Institute of Letters 1956-1997 0.4 linear ft. (1 document box).

Arranged alphabetically according to topic. This series includes correspondence as well as various printed material from the TIL.

See also AR409-OS332-18 for photographs.

68 1 Annual meeting programs (incomplete), 1956-1997 68 2 Clippings, news, 1980-1986 68 3 Greene, A.C., awards, 1988 68 4 Meeting minutes, 1987-1996 68 5 Membership lists, 1989 68 6 Miscellaneous information 68 7 Newsletter, 1969-1991 68 8 Newsletter, 1992-1997 68 9 Newsletter under A.C. Greene, 1982 68 10 Paisano Ranch, approximately 1966 68 11 Pictures, approximately 1985 68 12 Correspondence, 1964-1971 68 13 Correspondence, 1972-1981 68 14 Correspondence, 1982-1991 68 15 Correspondence, post 1991 Series X. Television/Radio 1970-1994 1.25 linear ft. (3 document boxes)

This series is arranged topically and has scripts of Greene's appearances on various television and radio programs. It also contains correspondence.

69 1 TV/Radio, Buffalo Bill & the Wild West Channel 13, 1970 69 2 TV/Radio, Channel 13 copy, undated 69 3 TV/Radio, Channel 13, questions/comments from viewers, undated 69 4 TV/Radio, Dallas Sesquicentennial TV Special, David Orr, 1991 69 5 TV/Radio, Election Special Eddie Marcus Channel 13 copy, approximately 1977 69 6 TV/Radio, Free Lance, Schedule and programming memos Channel 13, correspondence, 1970. 69 7 TV/Radio, MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour, scripts Channel 13, 1983-1988 69 8 TV/Radio, Newsroom original cast information, 1970 69 9 TV/Radio, Newsroom editorials Channel 13, 1970 69 10 TV/Radio, Nooks & Crannies, Channel 13, 1971 69 11 TV/Radio, Personal Country miscellaneous info Channel 13, 1970-1971 69 12 TV/Radio, Personal Country programming memos, 1970-1971 69 13 TV/Radio, Personal Country, Channel 13, correspondence, 1971 69 14 TV/Radio, Personal Country TV copy, 1970-1971 69 15 TV/Radio, Personal Country Amon Carter script, undated 69 16 TV/Radio, Crown Production and David Orr Productions, Texas 150, 1991 69 17 TV/Radio, KAAM brochures, 1979-1981 69 18 TV/Radio, KAAM commentaries, 1979 69 19 TV/Radio, KAAM commentaries, 1979 70 1 TV/Radio, KAAM commentaries, 1979-1980 70 2 TV/Radio, KAAM commentaries, 1980 70 3 TV/Radio, KAAM commentaries, 1980 70 4 TV/Radio, KAAM commentaries, 1980-1981 70 5 TV/Radio, KERA, 1970 70 6 TV/Radio, KERA radio commentary/editorials, approximately 1975 71 1 TV/Radio, KERA radio spots, 1975-1977 71 2 TV/Radio, KLIF editorials, approximately 1977 71 3 TV/Radio, NBC film script, Dallas, 1984 71 4 TV/Radio, Texas Authors and Books, 1994:

TV listing in Abilene Reporter-News.

71 5 TV/Radio, WFAA radio, Looking Back at Dallas, 1980 71 6 TV/Radio, WFAA radio, A. C. Greene's Historic Moments, 1982-1983 Series XI. Projects 1907-1995 1.7 linear ft. (4 document boxes)

Arranged alphabetically according to project. This series includes various research projects such as Texas 150, the Crow Sites in Dallas, and the Oxford Companion to Texas. It also contains information on the Center for Texas Studies, talks given by Greene, as well as his teaching at the University of North Texas.

71 7 ArchiTexas project, Paris, Texas, 1984:

Correspondence, notes, brochures.

71 8 Patrick Bennett interview with ACG, 1978:

Correspondence.

71 9 Center for Texas Studies (UNT), correspondence, 1983-1994 71 10 Center for Texas Studies (UNT), events, 1986-1993 71 11 Center for Texas Studies (UNT), general information, 1986 71 12 Center for Texas Studies (UNT), meeting minutes, constitution, 1988-1994 71 13 Center for Texas Studies (UNT), newsletters, 1987-1995 72 1 Conversations with Texans, Smithsonian project, 1987 72 2 Crow Sites, miscellaneous information, 1984-1985 72 3 Crow Sites, Collin County site, 1985:

Correspondence, notes, maps.

72 4 Crow Sites, Dallas directory pages, 1907 72 5 Crow Sites, Bryan Tower 72 6 Crow Sites, Diamond Shamrock Tower 72 7 Crow Sites, LTV Tower and San Jacinto Tower 72 8 Crow Sites, Oak Lawn: Clippings, notes. 72 9 Crow Sites, Ross Avenue: Clippings, notes, maps. 72 10 Crow Sites, Ross Tower: Clippings, notes. 72 11 Crow Sites, San Jacinto Street and Tower: Clippings. 72 12 Dallas Area Rapid Transit, 1985:

Contract for Historic Research Impact Analysis.

72 13 English Advisory Committee, 1962 72 14 Guest Informant, 1991 72 15 Jubilee Dallas, 1991:

Correspondence, clippings, Dallas Times Herald Jubilee Dallas special section, Oct. 27, 1991.

72 16 Jubilee Dallas, Dallas: Growing a City, 1991,

Dallas Times Herald supplement section.

72 17 Log Cabin Project, 1978 72 18 Mulberry Square, 1978:

Clippings on Joe Camp, correspondence, script.

72 19 Mulberry Square, 1978,

One-Armed McDonald, Mitsu's manuscript (script, notes)

72 20 Oxford Companion to Texas, 1980,

Fort Worth Star-Telegram article.

73 1 Oxford Companion to Texas, handwritten pages, undated 73 2 Oxford Companion to Texas, typewritten pages, undated 73 3 Oxford Companion to Texas, typewritten pages, 1983 73 4 Perot, biography project, 1985,

Simon and Schuster.

73 5 Perot project, proposal, 1985 73 6 Perot Group project, Alliance, 1987 73 7 Perot Group, Alliance brochure, 1988 73 8 Perot Group project, notes, 1987 73 9 Perot Group project, The History of Making a Region Succeed, 1987 73 10 Programs/talks, 1960-1970s:

Clippings, brochures

73 11 Programs/talks, 1980-1990s:

Clippings, brochures

73 12 Programs/talks, undated:

Brochures

73 13 Programs/talks, correspondence 73 14 Programs/talks, photographs, 1959-1985 74 1 Programs/talks, geography, undated 74 2 Programs/talks, heart speeches, approximately 1989 74 3 Programs/talks, library speeches, undated 74 4 Programs/talks, history, undated 74 5 Programs/talks, Making a Living by the Written Word, undated 74 6 Programs/talks, miscellaneous speeches, undated 74 7 Programs/talks, Texas literature speeches, undated 74 8 Programs/talks, True Education in Daily Education, 1990 74 9 Programs/talks, The Use of Archival Records, undated 74 10 San Saba painting, Dorothy Sloan, 1982-1990:

Correspondence, print.

74 11 Teaching, Southern Methodist University, assignment cards, 1976 74 12 Teaching, University of North Texas, creativity, approximately 1992:

Lecture notes.

74 13 Teaching, University of North Texas, general information, 1986-1991 74 14 Teaching, University of North Texas, Goodbye to a River: Feminist critique, 1989 74 15 Teaching, University of North Texas, Southwest and Texas Writers, approximately 1990 74 16 Teaching, University of Texas, American Studies Course: General information, 1973. 74 17 Teaching, University of Texas, American Studies Course: Notes, 1973. 74 18 Texas 150, sesquicentennial, correspondence, 1985-1986 74 19 Texas 150, sesquicentennial, correspondence, 1985-1989 74 20 Texas 150, article manuscripts, approximately 1985 74 21 Texas Writers Roundup, 1972:

Mention of Greene's Last Captive and Santa Claus Bank Robbery.

Series XII. Other Manuscripts (not by A.C. Greene) 1902-1995 2.5 linear ft. (6 document boxes)

This series is arranged alphabetically according to author. Most notable in this series is Barrot Sanders' unpublished manuscript dealing with the La Reunion Colony in Dallas. There are also various manuscripts dealing with Dallas and Texas history.

75 1 Acreneaxu, Wilton, The Last Comanchie Chief 75 2 Almon, Bert, Taking Possession, 1981 75 3 Barnhart, Joseph, Haunted Body, chapters 1-8, 19840 75 4 Barnhart, Joseph, Haunted Body, chapters 9-18, 1985 75 5 Barnhart, Joseph, Haunted Body, chapters 19-29, 1985 75 6 Barnhart, Joseph, Haunted Body, chapters 30-40, 1985 75 7 Barnhart, Joseph, Haunted Body, chapters 41-end, 1985

(see below AR409-80-7 for Beacham (Beckett) Growing Up in Dallas)

75 8 Biggers, Don, Pictures of the Past: History that will Never Be Repeated: Photocopy, 1902. 75 9 Brown, Charlie, A pretzel is but a breadstick described by a lawyer, 1982 75 10 Cope, Millard, The Texas Press 1813-1836, 1954 75 11 Cravens, Chris, Edwin A. Walker and the Right Wing in Dallas, 1960-1966. 75 12 Duncan, Robert J, Christmas in Salado, 1993:

Subject: A.C. Greene.

76 1 Frank Cuellar, Sr. interview, 1978

(see also El Chico, 1986-1987 in AR409-59-7)

76 2 Fitzgerald, Frances, subj: Jerry Falwell, undated 76 3 Fitzhugh, Lester N., Texas Colonels and Generals Confederate States Army 1861-1865, 1964 76 4 Gonzalez-Gerth, Miguel, Borges and Texas: Farwell to an Old Friend, 1986 76 5 Gordon, Roxy, miscellaneous columns, 1992-1993 76 6 The Great State Fair of Texas, proofs, undated 76 7 Green, Ben, The Shield Mares, galley proofs, undated 76 8 Hill, Billy Bob, Anthology of Texas Poetry: Original manuscript selections, approximately 1994. 76 9 Jacobs, Thornwell, Christmas poetry, 1955 77 1 Knaggs, John R, Commemorative address at the 158th Anniversary of the Goliad Maassacre, 1994 77 2 Lee, James Ward, The Return of Jesse James, undated 77 3 Lincecum, Jerry, Introduction to Frontier Intellectual: The Autobiography of Dr. Gideon Lincecum 1793-1874, 1992 77 4 Mayfield, Don, dog fights/gaming dogs, 1993 77 5 Platt, Michael, A Long Day West, 1988 77 6 Ratcliffe, Sam D., The Middle Border: Two Sons and a Daughter, 1979 77 7 Renfro, Mike, Under the X in Texas, 1995 77 8 Roach, Joyce, This Place of Memory, A Texas Perspective, 1992 77 9 Rushing, Jane Gilmore, Starting from Pyron, undated 77 10 Russell, Noel Ray, Ashes of the Red Heifer, pp. 1-192, undated 77 11 Russell, Noel Ray, Ashes of the Red Heifer, pp. 193-end, undated 77 12 Sale, Richard, The White Buffalo, uncorrected proofs, 1975 77 13 Sanders, Barrot Steven, Dallas, Her Golden Years, 1989 78 1 Sanders, Barrot Steven, Founding of the City of Louvain, undated 78 2 Sanders, Barrot Steven, La Reunion, typescript pages, undated 78 3 Sanders, Barrot Steven, La Reunion, typescript pages, undated 78 4 Sanders, Barrot Steven, La Reunion, typescript pages, undated 78 5 Sanders, Barrot Steven, La Reunion, typescript pages, undated 79 1 Sanders, Barrot Steven, La Reunion, typescript pages, undated 79 2 Sanders, Barrot Steven, La Reunion, typescript pages, undated 79 3 Sanders, Barrot Steven, La Reunion, typescript pages, undated 79 4 Scarborough, Jewel Davis, The Georgia Battalion in the Texas Revolution, 1960 79 5 Terry, Marshall, Dallas Stories, undated 80 1 Terry, Marshall, Tom Northway, 1991 80 2 Tiemann, Andy, miscellaneous essays, undated 80 3 Tips, Martha L., Tips family history, 1968 80 4 White, Theodore, The Making of the President 1964, 1965 80 5 Why Famous? chapter, 1992 80 6 Wittliff, Bill, Tattoo, (script) undated 80 7 Beacham (Beckett) Growing Up in Dallas, uncorrected galleys, 1985 Series XIII. Index Cards undated(4 boxes)

Two sets of alphabetically-arranged cards. These served as notes for writing books dealing with Dallas history. There are also many cards dealing with general Texas history and railroad history.

These cards were compiled at different times and contain similar information. The first has more of a Dallas emphasis, while the second contains a more comprehensive overview of Texas.

81 ABC of Texas, people, places, things 81 A-Mc 82 M-Z 83 ABC of Texas, people, places, things 83 A-L 84 M-Z Series XIV. Oversize 1875-1994 (9 oversize boxes, and folder in Box OS 148B)

The material in this series is organized by size into 9 boxes. It includes diaries, scrapbooks, photographs, posters, maps, and artifacts relating to the collection. Specific items in this series are referenced throughout the other series of the collection. Dairies, 1959-1989, in OS Box 381 are restricted until June 1, 2022.

Only numbered items are in folders. Other items are loose in the box.

OS 332 1-18 OS 332 1 Designs for Dallas, City Planning, approximately 1978 OS 332 2 Life, contains photographic essay, Texas: A Giant State Stirs Itself, April 10, 1939. OS 332 3 A Proposal for the Restoration of Ft. Griffin, Texas, 1966 OS 332 4 The Last Captive book jacket and picture, approximately 1972 OS 332 5 Greene photographs, approximately 1935-1948 OS 332 6 Greene photographs, approximately 1960-1994 OS 332 7 Greene family photographs, approximately 1930s-1950s,

Parents, David Greene.

OS 332 8 photographs, Betty Greene, 1950-1971,

Abilene Reporter-News.

OS 332 9 Photographs, A.C. with Betty, 1965-1987 OS 332 10 Photographs, Greene children, 1952-1973,

Baby footprints, Mark (1955), Geoffrey (1952), Meredith (1962).

OS 332 11 Photographs in Abilene, approximately 1950s,

First televised wedding, 1954.

OS 332 12 Photographs in Austin, 1969-1972,

Paisano, San Cristobal, Mrs. J. Frank Dobie.

OS 332 13 Photographs, with high school teachers, 1969

Book party.

OS 332 14 Photographs, Abilene Reporter-News, approximately 1949-1960 OS 332 15 Photographs, Dallas Times Herald, approximately 1960-1969 OS 332 16 Photographs, KAAM/KAFM, 1979 OS 332 17 Photographs, heart transplant, approximately 1992 OS 332 18 Photographs, Texas Institute of Letters, 1971-1983 OS 333 1-3 Scrapbooks OS 333 1 Greene in military, 1943-1945 OS 333 2 Maude E. Cole scrapbook, 1930s-1950s,

Clippings, photographs

OS 333 3 Greene clippings, book posters, 1950s-1990 OS 334 1-2 Channel 13 Pictures OS 334 1 Freelance Channel 13 photos, Greene and guests, 1970 OS 334 2 Photographs for Autumn show OS 335 1 Maps: Abilene, 1883; Literary Map of Texas, 1955; railroad map, Dallas/Fort Worth/Waco/Denton area, undated; Flower Mound, Denton County (General Land Office), 1897, 1947. OS 335 2 Maps, Dallas, 1875, 1892 OS 335 3 Map, Phantom Hill, approximately 1881 OS 335 4 Map, Bird's Eye view of Dallas (copy), 1872 OS 335 5 Map, Texas counties, undated OS 335 6 Awards

AP awards, Greene and Betty; Texas Council of Teachers of English, 1973; Texas Historical Commission award, 1984, 1986; Dallas County Pioneer Association, 1989; History in Action, 1991; A.C. Greene Award, Friends of the Dallas Public Library, 1989; National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1964.

OS 335 7 Art: Whitehead prints; Bill Wittliff photographs; A. Nunn print; Times Herald cartoons. OS 335 8 Book signing displays: Advertisement for "Historic Moments" on WFAA; Roads of Texas, 1988 used to retrace Butterfield Trail, July-November 1992, trail marked; "A Writer's Weekend" poster, 1983; Abilene Reporter-News article, May 20, 1990, "He has a new heart, new lease of life, new wife, and book.," LP, Kell Street Camp Meeting, approximately 1970, "Dinner and Joy on the Ground." OS 339 1 Automobile scrapbook pages OS 339 2 Newspapers, articles by A.C. Greene, 1986:

Texas 150, Social Kissing.

OS 339 3 Newspapers, articles about A.C. Greene, 1937-1990 OS 339 4 The Dallas Post Tribune, Black History edition, February 18, 1984 OS 339 5 The Austin American, Men Walk on the Moon, July 21, 1949 OS 339 6 People's Herald, Stars and Stripes (US armed forces in China) 1945-1946 OS 339 7 The Optimist (Abilene Christian College), 1942-1947 OS 339 8 The Raleigh Times, Death Takes Roosevelt, April 13, 1945 OS 339 9 Jefferson Jimplecute (Jefferson, Texas) Oil Anniversary edition, 1938 OS 340 1-2

Many of the items in this box are FRAGILE. Use microfilm when available.

OS 340 1 Dallas Morning News: July 5, 1925; October 1, 1935, Centennial, 50th Anniversary Edition (Fragile); April 11, 1942; February 29, 1976, Texas in the Bicentennial. OS 340 2 Dallas Times Herald: May 21, 1925; November 23, 1963, Kennedy Assassination; November 25, 1963, Kennedy Assassination; January 12, 1964; May 5, 1964; August 8, 1974, Nixon to Quit; August 9, 1974, Ford Becomes 38th President; March 7, 1982, Texas, its first 150 years; December 9, 1991, Final Edition. OS 341 1 Fort Worth Press, August 31, 1939,

War (FRAGILE)

OS 341 2 Fort Worth Star-Telegram, November 4, 1923 OS 341 3 Fort Worth Star-Telegram, October 30, 1949,

historical edition

OS 341 4 Abilene Reporter-News: April 5, 1936; March 9, 1943; August 14, 1945, Peace; August 15, 1945, World War II Ends. OS 341 5 Abilene Reporter-News 75th Anniversary of Abilene, 1956 OS 341 6 Abilene Reporter-News: November 22, 1963, Kennedy is Killed; November 23, 1963; November 25, 1963; November 30, 1963; February 9, 1964, Profile of a President (LBJ). OS 341 7 Abilene Reporter-News Bicentennial issues, 1975-1976 OS 342 Artifacts OS 342 Address book, approximately 1945 OS 342 Bluehorse notebook, undated OS 342 Boy Scout membership cards, 1936-1939 OS 342 Chinese money OS 342 Coca Cola badge OS 342 F&M National Bank Savings Book, 1955-1957 OS 342 Harmonica OS 342 Penworth notebook, approximately 1945 OS 342 Picture Cards from China OS 342 Picture Cards from Philadelphia and U.S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IL. OS 342 Plates OS 342 A.C. Greene OS 342 Betty Greene OS 342 By A.C. Greene OS 342 THE DALLAS TIMES HERALD OS 342 By Red Greene OS 342 Hangar Fog By A.C. Greene OS 342 The Printed Page (3) OS 342 Seein Red By A.C. Greene OS 342 Shoes from China: "Shoes I brought back from China (1946) They were actually worn from the person I bought from." OS 342 Taking Heart hearts OS 342 Texas with A.C. Greene picture, wall hanging OS 148B Large Oversize Material OS 148B "A.C. Greene Wore Khakis" (poster) OS 148B "Big Bend 1955" (print) 1991 OS 148B Dallas Times Herald Supplement, September 26, 1920 OS 148B Homesteader (print) OS 148B "Last Captive" (poster) OS 148B "Meet Author A.C. Greene" (Neiman Marcus flyer) OS 148B Old City Park, 1981 OS 148B "Taking Heart" (poster) OS 148B 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail OS 381 Diaries OS 381 A.C. Green's Diaries (33), 1959-1989.

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