Descriptive Summary
Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,
The University of Texas at Austin
Wright, William P.,
Jr.
Wright, (William P., Jr.)
Papers,
1880 - 2007
97-297; 2007-184
9 feet
The William P. Wright,
Jr. papers contain correspondence, photographs, photographic proofs and contact
sheets, research materials regarding the Kickapoo and Tigua tribes,
manuscripts, edited drafts, interviews, newspaper clippings, video and audio
tapes, invoices and other business documents documenting his career as a
photographer and writer. Materials
are in English.
Scope and Contents
The William P. Wright, Jr. papers contain correspondence, photographs,
photographic proofs and contact sheets, research materials regarding the
Kickapoo and Tigua tribes, manuscripts, edited drafts, interviews, newspaper
clippings, video and audio tapes, invoices and other business documents
documenting his career as a photographer and writer.
Biographical NoteWilliam (Bill) Wright is a photographer
and writer whose work depicts the culture of the Southwest, specifically two
Native American tribes living in Texas, the Tiguas and Kickapoo. He has written
four books, one of which won the Border Book Award, and has contributed his
photographs to numerous publications and gallery exhibits. His work can be
found in the collections of many public institutions including the British
Library, the National Museum of American Art, the Smithsonian Institute, the
Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, as well as many others.
Preferred Citation
William P. Wright Jr. Papers, 1880-2007, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,
University of Texas at Austin.
Inventory
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Unknown, “The Captivity and sufferings of Mary
Smith”
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Kickapoos of Couhuila (American Indian
Hobbyist)
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Unknown, The Lost Tribe of American
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U.S. Government, Treaties and Bills
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Hearings, Affairs of the Mexican Kickapoo Indians, Vol.
III
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A Guide to the Indian Tribes of Oklahoma
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Ikwai Force, Kickapoo Reference Grammar
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Kickapoo Articles:
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1900-1975
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1976-1977
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1978
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1979
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1980
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1981
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1982-1985
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1986-1989
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1994
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Newspaper,
1996
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Undated
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Kickapoo bibliographies
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Kickapoo duplicate articles
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Worland, Wyoming Interviews,
1994
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Joe Hernandez, Interview with Bill,
1994
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Frank Barriertas, Interview,
August 21, 1992
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Kickapoo notes, articles
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Photocopies of photographs
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Kickapoo articles, reference book citations
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Photocopies of photographs,
1994
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Kickapoo miscellaneous
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Kickapoo manuscript:
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First draft,
1994
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Gesick, manuscript
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Comments, revisions
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Drafts of dummy
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Tigua:
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Interviews, ITC
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Research notes
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Historic photos
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Photo print cards
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First manuscript
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Manuscript copies
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Brand, Ann, History of El Paso
County 1850-1950, El Paso Centennial
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Beckett, Corbett, Tortugas
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Bureau of American Ethnology:
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Indian Tribes of North America
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Burras, Rev. Ernest J., El Paso
Valley Missions A Tragic Interlude in the Reconquest of New
Mexico
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Calleros, Cleofas :
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Tigua Indians: Oldest Permanent
Settlers in Texas
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El Paso’s Missions and
Indians
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The Mother
Mission
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Corrections from Eva Candelaria
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Diamond, Tom:
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The Tigua Indians of El
Paso, including letters of Fontana, Report by Fewkes and
Hinton
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Response to final manuscript
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Personal Correspondence,
circa 1960’s
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State responsibilities for American Indians,
Texas
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Tigua photos
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Tigua documents, LBJ Library - UT
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Evans, Consuelo Therese, An Analysis
of Burials from the Old Socorro Mission
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Farah, Cynthia, “Accounts of Travels Through the Pass of
the North,” Password
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Fewkes, J. Walter:
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“The Pueblo Settlements Near El Paso”,
American Anthropologist,
January-March 1902
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Field Diary,
1901
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Fillmore, John, “Two Tigua Folk Songs”
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Gelo, Daniel J., response and forward
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Gerald, Rex:
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Tigua Indians of Yselta del
Sur, Report for Native American Rights Fund, Boulder, Colorado,
October 10, 1985
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Articles
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Green, Thomas:
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“Folklore and Ethnic Identity in Tigua Nativism,” in
"And Other Neighborly Names” Social Process and Cultural
Image in Texas Folklore, Folk History and Cultural
Reorganization
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“The Legends of the Tigua”
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Yo So Indio
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Hamilton, Nancy:
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Ben Dowell (El Paso’s first
mayor)
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Hammond and Rey:
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Casteneda’s History of the
Expedition (Coronado’s),
1940
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Harrington, John Peabody:
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“An Introductory Paper in the Tiwa Language, Dialect of
Taos, New Mexico”, American Anthropologist,
January-March 1910
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Notes
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Hendrick, John A.:
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“Investigations of Tigua Potters and Pottery at Ysleta
Del Sur, Texas”, The Artifact, Vol.9 No. 2,
1971
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Hinojosa, Gilberto:
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Texas-Mexico Border: A Turbulent
History
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Hinton, Edgar A.:
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“The Tigua Indians: A Sociological Study of a Minority
Group”,
Feb. 1996
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Hodge, Larry D.:
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“Hueco Tanks: Holy Place of the Tiguas”,
Texas Highways,
March 1996
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Houser:, Nicolas
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“Tigua Pueblo”, Handbook of North
American Indians,
1979
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Research Notes
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Correspondence: Witmer, Fontana, Diamond
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Notes on Bill’s book,
5-19-93
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Hunter, Rev. Fr. Alcuin:
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“Brief History of El Paso Missions”
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Institute of Texan Cultures:
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“The Tigua Indians”- Slideshow script,
1971
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Jarcho, Saul:
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“The Fielding H. Garrison Lecture: Some Observations on
Disease in Prehistoric North America”, Bulletin of the
History of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University Press,
January-February 1964
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Jenkins, Myra Ellen:
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“History and Administration of the Tigua Indians of
Yselta Del Sur During the Spanish Colonial Period”, Aboriginal Use and Occupation,
1974
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Jojola, Ted:
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Interview with Ted Jojola
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Miller , Myles R. and O’Leary, Beth Laura:
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“The Yselta Clinic Site: A Spanish Colonial Period
Native American Habitation in the Lower Valley of El Paso, TX”,
July, 1991
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Mooney, James:
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Letter: Thomas W. Southall to Bill Wright,
December, 1992
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1898 Report to Bureau of American Ethnology
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Montoya, Joe C.:
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“First Encounter with Pueblo-Isleta”,
Isleta Pueblo and the Church of St. Augustine,
1978
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Morrow, Herbert C.:
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“The Study of an Adobe Building in Ysleta, Texas: The
Alderete-Candelaria House”, The Artifact, Vol. 16, No.3,
1978
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National Archives:
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Note to Researchers, Researcher Application and
Identification Card
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Notes on reference locations, research
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Microfilm Publication: “Letters Received by the Office
of Indian Affairs, 1824-80”
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Handout-Regional Archives System
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Address: Laura Kreiss
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Letter from William T. Field, Re: The Buffalo Soldiers
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Microfilm Publication, Roll 566: "Letters Received by
the Office of the Adjutant General 1871-1880"
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Phillips, John:
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“History of Ysleta, Texas”
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Invoice for Photocopies and Shipping of
above
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Pinkard, Tommie:
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“The Tiguas of El Paso” Texas Highways (2 copies),
August 1986
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San Antonio Public Library Microfilm:
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1870 El Paso County Census: Ysleta
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Sando, Joe S.:
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The Pueblo Indians, tables,
lists, and appendix
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Schoolcraft, H.R.:
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“Information Respecting the History, Condition, and
Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States”,
March 3, 1847
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Schwein, Florence:
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“All Paths Rejoin’: The Tiguas of Yselta del Sur
Pueblo”, Texas Journal,
Spring/Summer 1989
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Smithsonian Institution:
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Tigua Research Findings: Photo Order Form, Smithsonian
Information, Map Photocopies
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Information Packets: American Indian Resources,
Smithsonian/Folkways Records, National Anthropological Archives
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Letters to Barbara Charles and Paula Fleming
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Stevens, Walter B.:
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Through Texas, a Series of
Interesting Letters; Compiled by the Missouri Pacific Railway,
1892
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Sun Father’s Way; The Kiva Murals of Kuana
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A Pueblo Ruin, Coronado State Monument, New
Mexico
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The Texas Indian Commission and American Indians in
Texas:
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“A Short History with Definitions and Demographics”,
1986
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Thomas, Joe Doan:
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Audiovisual Records Relating to Indians in the National
Archives,
1972
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Thomas, Laura:
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“A Short History of Ysleta, Texas”,
February 1966
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Timmons, W.H.:
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“The Columbian Quincentenary: The Spainish Census of
Ysleta in 1790”, Password,
Fall 1992
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“Census of 1841 for Ysleta, Socorro, and San Elizario”,
1988
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Tiwa Indians of Texas:
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Report to Accompany HR 10599 Transfer of Responsibility
to State of Texas”,
May, 27 1968
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Draft of HR 1344 to Restore Federal Trust Relationship of
Tigua Tribe to Federal Government,
February 28, 1985
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United States General Accounting Office:
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Proposal to Restore the Federal Trust Relationship with
Two Indian Tribes, GAO, for Senator Phil Gramm,
January 1987
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Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo and Alabama and Coushatta Indian
Tribes of Texas Restoration Act (Congressional Record,
July 23, 1987)
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Walden, Don:
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“The Wiede at Hueco Tauks”, Texas
Observer,
July 16, 1971
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Whittington, Zoe:
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“Ysleta” (History Department of Ysleta High
School-
November 1936)
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West, John O.:
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“Pueblos, Adobe, and El Paso’s Mission
Trail”
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Whiting, W.C.:
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“Exploration of a New Route From San Antonio de Bexar to
El Paso”, Western Journal,
July 1850
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Winfrey, Dorman:
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Texas Indian Papers
1846-1859,
1960
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Newspaper Articles:
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April 22, 1987-February 23, 1993
2.325/G157
Agoyo, Herman:
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"The Tricentenial Years in Pueblo Conciousness",
El Palachio
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Chavez, Thomas E.:
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"But Were They All Natives?", El
Palachio
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Kessell, John L.:
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"Esteban Clemente: Precursor of the Pueblo Revolt",
El Palachio
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Ortiz, Alfonso:
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"Popay's Leadership: A Pueblo Perspective",
El Palachio
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Simmons, Marc:
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"The Pueblo Revolt: Why Did it Happen?",
El Palachio
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Warren, Nancy Hamilton:
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"Images from the Pueblo Tricentennial",
El Palachio
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Photocopies:
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Tigua Show with captions "Photofest
1992"
2.325/G157
Tigua Project:
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Celebration of St Anthony, Photo Exhibition,
June 12-12, 1986
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Wright, William P.:
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letter to Douglas E. Barnett,
June 24, 1994
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"The Tigua Ysleat Del Sur Pueblo El Paso, Texas",
original manuscript for The Handbook of Texas
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Arch, Danny:
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Comments on black and white photos
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Hardbacked photos: Meeting of Texas Indian Commission,
Crawford Wertin(?), and Joe Christi,
February 1969
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Tiwa Survey Questionnaire, blank copy
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Tigua Indians:
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newspaper and magazine articles,
August 27, 1990-February 17, 1997
2.325/G157
unmarked folder (Miscellaneous photocopies of
articles)
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1992:
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newspaper articles
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1991:
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newspaper articles,
May 1, 1991-June 16, 1991
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1989:
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newspaper articles,
January 29, 1989-July 2, 1989
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1988:
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newspaper articles,
May 28, 1988- December 27, 1988
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1987:
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newspaper articles,
April 22, 1987- October 18, 1987
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1985:
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newspaper articles,
January 13, 1985- May 12, 1985
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1984:
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newspaper and magazine articles,
December 8, 1984
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1975:
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newspaper articles,
June 13, 1971- June 29, 1975
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1952:
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newspaper article,
January 20, 1952
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Tigua:
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miscellaneous reference lists
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"Tigua Story of Creation"
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outlines and reference printouts
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Tigua Computer Searches (search printouts)
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1990:
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newspaper articles,
February 20, 1990- November 25, 1990
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drawings of missions
2.325/G158
Bureau of Indian Affairs Documents:
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1989-1991
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1992
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Kickapoo
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Catalog of Materials
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Documents 1-7
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Documents 8-12
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Documents 13-26
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Documents 27-30
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Documents 31-32
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Documents 33-40
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Documents 41-43
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Documents 44-55
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Documents 56-72
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Documents 73-81
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Documents 82-88
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Documents 93-107
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Kickapoo Miscellaneous (2)
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Miscellaneous Information
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Batty, Thomas: A Quaker Among
Indians
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Bentley, Wm. J.: The Mexican Kickapoo, Smithsonian
Anthropology Archives,
February 21, 1906
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Kickapoo Research: Biggs, William: “Narrative of the
Captivity”
2.325/G158
Berlandier, Jean Louis: “The Indians of Texas in
1830”
2.325/G158
Britt, Wendy C.: “A Hint of Obliteration”
2.325/G158
Bureau of Indian Affairs: “Comprehensive Report of the
Mexican Kickapoo”
2.325/G158
DeShields, James: “The Battle with the
Kickapoos”
2.325/G158
Edmunds, Dave: History of Kickapoo in Illinois
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El Paso Independent School District (E.P.I.S.D):
Kickapoos: “Handbook for Teachers”
2.325/G158
Garza, Sabino: “Spirits in a Can”
2.325/G158
Kickapoo Research: Gesick, John: “The
Kickapoo…”
2.325/G158
Gesick, John: Where to From Here?
2.325/G158
Gesick, John: “Texas-Mexican Kickapoos at a Crossroads:
Where to From Here?”
2.325/G158
Gilberry, Loy: “Making Salt at the Neches
Saline”
2.325/G158
Kickapoo: Goetman, William: “Discovery
Explorers”
2.325/G158
Herring, Joseph B.: “Cultural and Economic Resilience
among the Kickapoo Indians of the Southwest,” Great Plains
Quarterly,
1986
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Hoad, Louise: Kickapoo Indian
Trails
2.325/G158
Hodge, F.W. editor: Handbook of
American Indians North of Mexico
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Kickapoo Research: Johonnet, Jackson “Remarkable
Adventures”
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Health and Happiness Pamphlet: Kickapoo Tribe
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Kristin, Richard (maps)
2.325/G158
Kuhlmann, Annetee: Collaborative Research among the
Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma
2.325/G158
Lasater, Annette: Two to
Mexico
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Latorre, Felipe and Dolores: Kickapoo Stories
2.325/G158
McLeod, James: “The Kickapoos-Migrants in Search of a
Home”
2.325/G158
Miner, Craig and William Unrau: The
End of Indian Kansas
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Moore, Jack: The Killough Massacre
2.325/G158
Nunley, Mary Christopher: The
Kickapoo Indians: Avoidance of Acculturation Through a Migratory
Adaptation
2.325/G158
Oprießnig, Christian: "The Kickapoo at the Emporer’s
Court…"
2.325/G158
Richard, Allen: “In the Shadow of the Santa
Rosas”
2.325/G158
Rolle, Andrew: The Lost
Cause…
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Kickapoo Research: Turpin, Solvieg A.: “Sin Nombre and El
Fortin…"
2.325/G158
Tyler, Ron: Research
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Tigua:
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first draft
2.325/G159
2 printed manuscripts
2.325/G159
research notes
2.325/G159
copies of photographs
2.325/G159
newspaper articles,
February 11, 1994- December 27, 1994
2.325/G159
newspaper articles,
1929-1969
2.325/G159
newspaper articles,
1971-1984
2.325/G159
newspaper articles,
1985-1994
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responses and queries
2.325/G159
general correspondence
2.325/G159
photo captions
2.325/G159
Houser, Nicolas P.
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bound copy of "From the Place of Beginning: An Analysis
of Land Transactions and Thier Effect on Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo, An
Anthropological Study and Interpretation." Volumes 1 and 2,
April 22, 1994
2.325/G159
Tigua Interviews
2.325/G160
The Texas Humanist,
March-April 1984, January- February 1985
2.325/G160
Historic Photos Sources
2.325/G160
Arizona State Musem, University of Arizona (invoices and
applications for photographic services)
2.325/G160
Southwest Collection, El Paso Public Library, Altman
Collection (invoices, requests,and lists for photographic
materials)
2.325/G160
Smithsonian Institution (requests, photo orders, and
contact sheets)
2.325/G160
Rio Grande Historical Collections, New Mexico State
University (correspondence, request forms, copies of photos)
2.325/G160
Museum of New Mexico:
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Sarber, Mary A.: "Southwestern Resources"
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references, order form, photo order
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National Archives (correspondence, order forms,
invoices)
2.325/G160
Southwest Museum (information sheet)
2.325/G160
Diamond, Tom:
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"Pueblo de la Ysleta del Sur Chronology and Related
Historical Material"
2.325/G160
Photocopies of Unused Historic Photos
2.325/G160
Reproductions of Black and White Photographs:
2.325/G160
photocopies and prints
2.325/G160
Wright, Bill:
2.325/G160
copies of photos sent to Princeton,
September, 1986
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copies of photos in Rijksmuseum, Leiden,
Netherlands
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Sources:
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form letter to inform source of photo use
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list of sources
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Historic Photos Source: Nick Houser
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request for photoduplication
2.325/G160
copies of photos
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research notes
2.325/G160
Historic Photos Source: Lee Cain
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prints
2.325/G160
Historic Photos Source: Rose Hernandez
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original (with plastic cover) and photocopy
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Historic Photos Source: Institute of Texan Cultures
Collection, Calleros Estate
2.325/G160
correspondence, invoices, contact sheets,
photocopies
2.325/G160
Special Collection U.S. Military Academy
Library:
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correspondence
2.325/G160
Historic Photos Source: Rijksmuseum Voor
Volkenkunde
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correspondence, photocopies
2.325/G160
Historic Photos Source: Debbie Martin
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letter, slide list
2.325/G160
Historic Photos Source: El Paso Centennial
Museum
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letter
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Phillips, R.W. (Bob):
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letter, photocopy of "The Legend of Ben Dowell",
November 27, 1975
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Hendricks, Rick:
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letter to Bill Wright
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Historic Photos:
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list with captions
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Tigua Cultural Center notations
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Quotes from Tribal Members
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Interview with Ray Apodaca,
October 8, 1991
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Results of Tigua Tribal Elections,
January 2, 1991
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Beiseslao Granillo to Antonio Silvas:
2.325/G160
oral account of the Battle of Sierra de la
Vieja
2.325/G160
Tiwa Scout:
2.325/G160
discharge papers of Fastias Gonzales, Fort Quitman,
Texas (photocopy),
September 21, 1880
2.325/G160
Pueblo Indian Scout:
2.325/G160
discharge papers of Beusislas Granio, Fort Quitman,
Texas,
September 21, 1880
2.325/G160
Texas Pueblo Indian Scouts (photocopy)
2.325/G160
Tribal Officers
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Tigua:
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Ceremonial Days calendar
2.325/G160
Poetry Reading Project,
September 24-25, 1992
2.325/G160
Legal Position on H.R. 1344
2.325/G160
Indian Housing Agency Newletter
2.325/G160
Information from Visitor Center Exhibits
2.325/G160
Handbook of Texas Vol.
3
2.325/G160
“The Tiguas: A Short History”
2.325/G160
Postcards Project
2.325/G160
Informational Pamphlet “The founding of Ysleta del
Sur”
2.325/G160
Pat Farr, the Women of Ysleta del Sur
2.325/G160
Sacristy Lamp
2.325/G160
Book Cover, The Tigua Pueblo Indians
of Texas
2.325/G160
Chronology, Prehistory
2.325/G160
Text Outline, Prehistory
2.325/G160
Research Notes, US Period
2.325/G160
Duplicate photos, zeroxes of photos, maps,
cover
2.325/G160
Officer list, information from newspapers
2.325/G160
Officer list
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Chronology, El Paso Mission Trail Program
2.325/G160
Yselta Land Grant from Library of Congress
2.325/G160
Tigua research information
2.325/G160
Research
2.325/G160
Native American Rights Fund
2.325/G161
Video Cassettes:
2.325/G161
Tigua Indians:
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#1-6 (18:24),
April 13,-14, 1991
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#6-7 (18:24),
April 14, 1991
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Tiguas:
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#1-3,
June 4, 1991
2.325/G161
#4-6,
June 4, 1991
2.325/G161
#1-6
2.325/G161
#7-9,
June 5, 1991
2.325/G161
#7-12
2.325/G161
#10-12,
June 12, 1991
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#13-15,
June 13, 1991
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#13-18
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#16-18,
June 13, 1991
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#19-21
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#27-32 (15:00)
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#22-27 (15:00)
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Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico:
2.325/G161
#0-4,
July 12-13, 1990
2.325/G161
#5-8,
July 12-13, 1990
2.325/G161
Big City Trail: The Urban Indians of Texas
(27:55)
2.325/G161
Audio Cassettes:
2.325/G161
Danny Archuleta interview, South Loop Elementary School,
September 24, 1987
2.325/G161
Lecture: The Evolution of Southwestern
Pre-history
2.325/G161
Tigua Indian Interviews:
2.325/G161
Leo Garcia, Zeke Garcia
2.325/G161
General Discussion on Abuelos, Mike Pedraza, Govenor
of Tigua Tribe on transition to BIA
2.325/G161
Ramon Paz, Era Candeleria
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Era Candeleria (continued)
2.325/G161
Nellie Lopez, Antonio Silvas, Johnny Hisa
2.325/G161
#3-4
2.325/G161
#5-6
2.325/G161
Leo Garcia, Aileen Guriola
2.325/G161
Danny Archuleta
2.325/G161
Rosemary Hisa, Priscilla Hisa, Cory Apodala, Rose
Holguin
4Zd105
[2007-184]:
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Black and White Proof Prints (2 binders),
1986-1991
4Zd105
Place/Ritual
4Zd105
People
4Zd105
Tigua Show with Captions (1 binder)
4Zd105
Historic Tigua Prints (1 binder)
4Zd106
Kickapoo Historic Photographs
4Zd106
Fort Davis,
2007
4Zd106
Austin, UT Press Development Meeting,
2007
4Zd106
Kickapoo Files:
4Zd106
Color Slides
4Zd106
Museums of New Mexico
4Zd106
National Archives
4Zd106
Smithsonian Institution
4Zd106
Southwest Collection, El Paso Public Library
4Zd106
Southwest Museum (Los Angeles, CA)
4Zd106
University Library (Las Cruces, NM)
4Zd106
Bill Wright Contemporary Kickapoo
Photographs
4Zd106
Wright Collection
4Zd106
Ritchie, Michael Photograph Collection
4Zd106
The Gilcrease Museum (Tulsa)
4Zd106
Institute of Texas Cultures
4Zd106
Milwaukee Public Museum
4Zd106
Cataloging Cards (for photographs)
4Zd106
Photographs-Contact Sheets & Proofs
4Zd106
Milwaukee Museum (most photos taken when Papicuano was
Chief)
4Zd106
Alternate Historic Photographs, Kickapoo
4Zd106
Tigua Files
4Zd106
El Paso Community Foundation
4Zd106
Tigua Expenses for Project
4Zd106
Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
4Zd106
Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize (Duke
University)
4Zd106
The Kickapoo
(book)
4Zd106
Rabbit Story for Book
4Zd106
Kickapoo Article
4Zd106
Nunley, Mary Christopher - Foreward
4Zd106
Permission Release Forms Historic Photos
4Zd106
Letters Concerning Manuscript
4Zd106
“Revised”
4Zd106
Articles on Book
4Zd106
Correspondence
4Zd106
Web Page Responses
4Zd106
Kickapoo Newspapers from Latorre
4Zd106
Gesick, John Correspondence
4Zd106
Kickapoo Preface
4Zd106
Manuscript
4Zd106
Edited Manuscript
4Zd106
Photographic Captions
4Zd106
Kickapoo Project
4Zd106
Eagle Pass, Texas
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Exhibition
4Zd106
San Antonio, Institute of Texas Cultures
4Zd106
Contacts
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Miscellaneous
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M-AAA Fellowship
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Bound Manuscript
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Bound Manuscript
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Miscellaneous