A Guide to the University of Texas at San Antonio. Institute of Texan Cultures Records, 1965-2006


Descriptive Summary
	Creator:	University of Texas at San Antonio. Institute of Texan Cultures.
	Title:	University of Texas at San Antonio. Institute of Texan Cultures Records, 1965-2006
	Dates:	1965-2006
	Creator Abstract:	The Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC), a museum and campus of the University of Texas at San Antonio, was established in 1965 by the 59th Texas Legislature. Its first director was R. Henderson Shuffler, who served as director from 1965-1975. Originally housing the Texas Pavilion at HemisFair '68, it was designed to study the ethnic groups that settled in Texas. In addition to its 50,000 square feet of exhibits featuring twenty-seven cultures and ethnic groups, the institute hosts the Texas Children's Festival, Pioneer Sunday, the Texas Folklife Festival, and other events.
	Content Abstract:	The collection spans the years 1965 through 2006 and includes the administrative records of various Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) departments, including the office of director R. Henderson Shuffler. The collection also includes materials relating to HemisFair '68 that were collected by the ITC Library.
	Extent:	17.1 linear feet (about 12,800 items)
	Language:	Materials are in English.
	Repository:	Archives and Special Collections Department, Library, The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Historical Note

The Institute of Texan Cultures was established by the Fifty-ninth Legislature on May 27, 1965. The agency was directed to develop and implement an appropriate plan for the state's participation in HemisFair '68 to plan exhibits related to the history of Texas, its development, resources, and contributions; and to design and erect a building suited to housing these exhibits, giving due consideration to its utility for state purposes after the fair. The importance of this project was indicated by the allocation of additional revenues by the Sixtieth Legislature, bringing the total investment to $10 million. The institute, a permanent state agency located on HemisFair grounds in San Antonio, was designed to study the ethnic groups that settled in Texas. While not a museum, the institute displayed relics, artifacts, and personal memorabilia, but only those that had a direct connection with telling the story of the people in each ethnic group. The exhibits made use of sound, color, movement, and atmospheric design. R. Henderson Shuffler guided the research projects and formed the original staff.

The institute's continued function is to bring together, on loan, fragments of Texas history collections from museums and archives throughout the state, to produce filmstrips and slide shows on segments of Texas history, and to publish historical pamphlets and books. The Institute of Texan Cultures was put under the University of Texas System effective June 5, 1969, and its official title became the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio. In February 1973 the institute became, more specifically, a part of the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Upon the death of Shuffler in 1975, Jack R. Maguire was named director. Rex H. Ball was director of the institute in 1995. He was advised by the institute's development board and reported directly to the president of UTSA, Samuel A. Kirkpatrick. In 1995 there were 100 regular staff members and 450 volunteer workers. The institute was funded by biennial legislative appropriations, grants, contributions, and funds generated by the sale of publications, audiovisuals, other products, and the rental of the institute's facilities. In addition to maintaining 50,000 square feet of exhibits featuring twenty-seven cultures and ethnic groups, the institute hosts the Texas Children's Festival, Pioneer Sunday, the Texas Folklife Festival, and other events.

Source: Tiller, David C. "University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures," Handbook of Texas Online. http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/UU/kcu25.html (Accessed 16 November 2007).

Scope and Content Note

This collection spans the years 1965 through 2006 and includes two types of materials: records of various Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) offices that were transferred to the ITC Library, and materials relating to HemisFair '68 that were collected by the ITC Library.

Records of ITC offices include the administrative files of R. Henderson Shuffler, the first director of the Institute of Texan Cultures. Administrative files chiefly comprise incoming and outgoing correspondence. Other records document the history of the ITC and its relationship with HemisFair '68, as well as exhibit planning, instructional programs, and projects planned by or proposed to the ITC. These materials were transferred to the library to be stored temporarily; the library was never an official archive for ITC records, and the origin of most of these materials is unclear.

The collection also includes materials, collected by the ITC Library, relating to HemisFair '68. These materials do not pertain specifically to the ITC, but rather the fair as a whole or other aspects of the fair and fair planning. Some photographic and architectural materials relating to the planning of HemisFair '68 were transferred to the ITC by the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau in 1998.


Organization of Collection

		Series 1. General Files, 1965-2006
		1.1. Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) History
		1.2. Office Files of R. Henderson Shuffler
		1.3. Projects, Exhibits, and Proposals
		1.4. Instructional Materials
		Series 2. Collection of HemisFair '68 Materials, 1965-1994
		2.2. General Files
		2.3. Photographic Materials
		2.4. Printed Materials

Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Personnel files are closed.

Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when reviewing photographic materials.

Usage Restrictions

Please contact the UTSA Archives for further information about copyright issues and permission to publish items from this collection.


Index Terms

	Personal Names
		Shuffler, R. Henderson (Ralph Henderson), 1908-
	Organizations and Conferences
		University of Texas at San Antonio. Institute of Texan Cultures.
		University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio.
		HemisFair (1968 : San Antonio, Tex.)
	Subjects
		Architecture--Texas--San Antonio.
		Exhibitions--Texas--San Antonio--Planning.
		HemisFair Park (San Antonio, Tex.)
		Museum exhibits--Texas.
		Museums--Educational aspects.
		Museums--Texas.
		Texas--History--Exhibitions.
		Urban parks--Texas--San Antonio.
	Locations
		San Antonio (Tex.)--History--20th century.
	Genres/Formats
		Correspondence.
		Instructional materials.
		Photographs.

Related Material

San Antonio Fair, Inc. Records (MS 31), University of Texas at San Antonio Archives

Records of many ITC offices, including the Audiovisual Department, A-Team, Communications, Director's Office, Library, Production Department, and Texas Folklife Festival, have been transferred to the UTSA Archives and are unprocessed. Please contact the UTSA Archives if you are interested in accessing these materials.

Detailed Description of the Collection



General Files, 1965-2006
	Materials in this series were transferred to the Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) Library from various ITC departments. Materials include information of the planning and history of the ITC, as well as working files of first ITC Director R. Henderson Shuffler. The series also includes materials pertaining to various exhibits, curricula, and other projects of the ITC. A detailed history of the ITC, compiled in 2006 by Carolyn Kellner of the Office of the Executive Director, is located in Box 34.
	The series is arranged into four subseries: ITC History; Office Files of R. Henderson Shuffler; Projects, Exhibits, and Proposals; and Instructional Materials.
			Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) History, 1965-2006
		Materials documenting the inception and history of the Institute of Texan Cultures, including planning documents, correspondence, budget materials, essays, exhibit materials, and other materials.
		Arranged chronologically.
Box	Folder
1	1			Legislation and legal materials, 1965-1989
	2			HemisFair budgets and exhibits, 1966-1968 and undated
	3-7			HemisFair planning documents, 1966-1995 and undated
	8			Henderson Shuffler (first ITC director), 1966-1971
	9			Planning correspondence, 1966
	10			Planning documents, miscellaneous, 1966-1984 and undated
Box	Folder
2	1			Proposal, "Exhibition Requirements for HemisFair 1968 and for the Permanent Future of the Institute," circa 1966
	2			Dome: Film proposal and story board, 1967
	3			Texas Pavilion history, 1967-1968
	4			Philosophy, 1967-1973 and undated
	5			Publicity, 1967-1996 and undated
	6			Construction and design, circa 1966
	7			Gordon Ashby/Usher-Follis information kit, circa 1968
	8			Purpose and justification of ITC, circa 1970
	9			Student papers on ITC, 1975-1981
	10			HemisFair 20th anniversary exhibit materials, 1988
	11			Invitations to ITC dedication and dance honoring Governor John Connally, undated
	12			Miscellaneous, 1966, 1978, and undated
Box	Folder
34	14			History of the Institute of Texan Cultures, 1960s-2000s, compiled by Carolyn Kellner (Office of the Executive Director), 2006
			Office Files of R. Henderson Shuffler, 1966-1979
		R. Henderson Shuffler was the first director of the Institute of Texan Cultures. This subseries is chiefly comprised of correspondence.
		Arranged alphabetically by subject or last name of correspondent. Shuffler's outgoing correspondence is primarily located at the end of the series, in Boxes 14-16.
		Personnel files are closed.
		Original order and folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.
Box	Folder
2	13			Appropriations, 1969-1975
	14			Audit report, 1968
	15			Audio typescripts, undated
	16			Austin report, 1970-1971
	17			Baker, O.T., 1969-1973
	18			Balch Institute, 1974
	19			Barbed wire sources, 1969-1971
	20			Bay City school project: Folk Fair, 1972
	21			Belgian colony in San Antonio, 1967-1971
	22			Bexar Archives, 1971-1973
Box	Folder
3	1			Bicentennial, American Revolution, 1976
	2			Bicentennial (American Revolution) Commission, 1970-1973
	3			Blodgett, Terrell (Exec. Dept.), 1966-1968
	4			Bobbitt, Brite, Bobbitt, & Allen [attorneys], 1968
	5			Boston Tea Party Chest, 1975-1977
	6			Brandes collection, 1967
	7			Briscoe, Dolph, Governor, 1973
	8			British Consul, General (Roy Fox), 1974
	9			Burnham gift, 1971-1972
	10			Bybee, Charles, 1970-1971
	11			Cámara Barbachano, Fernando, 1973-1974
	12			Carter, Kathryn Turner, 1968-1971
	13			Cassell, L.J., 1968-1970
	14			Cisneros, Jose, 1969-1973
	15			City of San Antonio (Mayor John Gatti), 1968-1974
	16			Constitution Show, The, 1974
	17			Clark, Edward, 1968-1974
	18			Collector's Institute, 1971-1973
	19			Conger, Roger N., 1967-1974
Box	Folder
4	1			Connally, John, 1970-1972
	2			Correspondence (various senders), 1969-1970
	3			Cosmonaut visit, 1974
	4			County Historical Survey Committee Chairmen, undated
	5			Crawford, Ann Fears, 1968-1969
	6			Czech Texans, The, 1972-1973
	7			"D," 1968-1974
	8			Dallas County Heritage Society, 1969
	9			Dallas Historical Society, 1971-1973
	10			Daughters of the Republic of Texas, 1968-1974
	11			Davis, Bob (Waco), 1968-1974
	12			Del Valle Independent School District, 1967
	13			Development Board, 1970-1971
	14			Education Service Center, 1969
	15			Emery Air Freight Corporation, 1968
	16			Ethnic food recipe sources, undated
	17			Ethnic heritage study grants, 1972
	18			Ethnic maps, undated
	19			Elliott, Keith, 1967-1968
	20			Ewing, Halsell, 1971
	21			Ferguson, Charles W., 1971-1973
	22			Federal Building - parking, 1972
	23			Finck, Bill, 1969-1971
	24			Floor plans, 1970
	25			Foundations, undated
	26			Fredericksburg Historical Society, 1968
Box	Folder
5	1			Freymann, Carlos, 1970-1974
	2			Galveston Medical Branch - Old Red, 1973
	3			"G" general correspondence, 1973
	4			German Movies - Guenther Geisler, 1972
	5			German trip - correspondence, 1974
	6			German visitor - Kurt Klotzbach, 1972-1975
	7			Girl Scouts - Corpus Christi, 1970
	8			Good Neighbor Commission, 1972
	9			Grayson County Historical Survey Commission, 1970
	10			Greene, Victor, 1969
	11			Grimes County Chamber of Commerce, 1971
	12			Gifts and requests, 1971
	13			History textbook adoptions, 1970
Box	Folder
14	4			Hogg, Ima, 1969-1972
	5			Houston Endowment correspondence, 1967-1975
Box	Folder
5	14			Houston Endowment, Inc., 1972
	15			Institute pamphlets (reviews), undated
	16			Invitation lists, 1970
Box	Folder
14	8			Johnson, Lady Bird, 1968-1974
Box	Folder
5	17			Kallison, Mrs. Perry, 1966-1970
Box	Folder
14	6			Keitz & Herndon, 1968
	7			King Ranch, 1967-1969
Box	Folder
5	18			"L" general correspondence, 1970-1974
	19			La Bahia Awards, 1970-1974
	20			Land Commissioner, 1972
	21			Lea, Tom, 1970
Box	Folder
14	9			LBJ Library Austin, undated
Box	Folder
6	1			Leal, Carmela, 1971-1973
	2			"The Legacy of the Land," undated
	3			Lewis, Fenn, Sr. (Harrison County Historical Society), 1971-1973
	4			Lively, Kenneth, 1971
	5			Lomax, John, 1968
	6			Lost cannon in Lavaca River, 1971
	7			Malina, Frank, 1971-1974
	8			Malina, Frank - biographical, 1971-1972
	9			Mathis school project, 1971
	10			Mead, Ben Carlton, 1971-1974
	11			Memo - John Davis, 1969-1975
	12			Memo - Bill Field, 1970
	13			Memo - Sue Flanagan, 1971
	14			Memo - Juan Garcia, 1973
	15			Memos - Al Lowman, 1971
	16			Memos - Joe Perry, 1970-1975
	17			Memos - R. Henderson Shuffler, 1967-1974
	18			Memos - Laura Simmons, 1974
	19			Memo - Bob Smith, 1970
	20			Memos - Staff, 1975
	21			Memo - Marion Travis, 1974
	22			Memos - Washington, 1970
	23			Mexican museum visit, 1968
	24			Mexican Texans, The, 1971
	24			Microfilm reader, 1969
	25			Middagh, John J., 1970
Box	Folder
7	1			Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation, 1971-1975
	2			Mist, 1968
	3			Mizell, undated
	4			Moody Foundation, 1971-1975
	5			Moore, Harvin C., 1969-1971
	6			Moses, Tad (Star Route Silver Creek), 1969-1972
	7			Murals, historical, 1970
	8			Murphy, Audie, 1968-1974
	9			Museums [in Texas, list of], undated
	10			McClure, Boone, 1968-1971
	11			McCombs, Holland, 1968-1970
	12			NASA exhibit, 1969
	13			National Council on the Arts, 1972
	14			National Commission on Libraries, 1974
	15			National Parks Service Project, 1974
	16			Negro newspapers (C.W. Grose research), 1971
	17			News picture exhibit, 1968
	18			Nurnberg Opera, 1974
	19			"N," 1968-1970
	20			"O," 1969-1970
	21			Oliver, Frank, 1972
	22			Outside employment (UT), 1971
	23			Pamphlets, 1971
	24			Pape Foundation (Mrs. G.H. Pape), 1970
	25			People - newsletter, 1973
	26			Permanent Assets [of Institute of Texan Cultures], 1968
	27			Perry, Joseph A., 1975
Box	Folder
RESTRICTED				CLOSED: Personnel, 1973-1975
Box	Folder
7	28			Peruvian Press Group, 1971
	29			Pinckney, Pauline, 1966-1971
	30			Pirtle, Caleb, 1970
Box	Folder
8	1			Polish Texans, The, 1972
	2			Porter, R.H., 1970
	3			Presentation Industries, 1968
	4			Provence, Harry, 1974
	5			Public reaction excerpts, 1970
Box	Folder
14	10			Publications, 1970-1973
Box	Folder
8	6			Randel, Mrs. Ralph, 1968-1971
	7			Ranch Headquarters - Texas Tech, 1969-1971
	8			REA Express, 1968
	9			Reader's Digest, 1972-1973
	10			Requests for information and publications, 1970-1971
	11			Relics from Mexico, 1967
	12			Restoration of paintings, 1970
	13			Rice University, 1971
	14			Sid Richardson Foundation, 1968-1974
	15			"S" correspondence, 1970-1979
	16			Sa Kowitz, 1969-1970
	17			San Antonio Archives and Research Center, 1973
	18			San Antonio Art League, 1970
	19			San Antonio Bicentennial Committee, 1973-1974
	20			San Antonio Camera Club, 1969
	21			San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, 1970-1974
	22			Santos, Richard, 1968-1969
	23			San Antonio Conservation Society, 1968-1975
	24			San Antonio School District, 1971-1973
	25			San Felipe Slide Show, 1972
	26			San Antonio Water Board, 1969-1971
	27			Santerre, George, 1969-1971
Box	Folder
9	1			Sanyo - Texas Youth Leadership Institute, 1973
	2			Schiwetz, Buck, 1970-1972
	3			Shepperd, John Ben, 1973
Box	Folder
14	13			Smith, Dudley, 1968-1974
Box	Folder
9	4			Smithsonian letters to Texas delegates, 1968
	5			Smithsonian traveling exhibits, 1974
	6			Southern Methodist University, 1972
	7			Sons of the Republic of Texas, 1970-1974
	8			Southern Living, 1973
	9			Southwest Foundation, 1970
	10			Southwest Research Institute, 1974
	11			Southwestern Bell Telephone Conference, 1967-1968
	12			Spanish Texans, The, 1972
Box	Folder
10	1			Speaker's Room, undated
	2			Shuffler speeches, 1969-1974
	3			Speeches made, 1969-1974
	4			Spiva, Dr. R.V., 1968
	5			Sports Hall of Fame, 1970
	6			Stark, J. Wayne, 1968-1973
	7			Sterling Mansion, 1973
	8			Sterling, Walter, 1971-1974
	9			Sterling, Mrs. W.W., 1969-1974
	10			Strake, George W., Jr., 1973-1974
	11			Suggestions, 1973-1974
	12			Suspense file (requests for publications, information, etc.), 1969-1970
	13			Television proposal - KLRN, undated
	14			Texas A&M University, 1971-1975
	15			Texas Academy of General Practice, 1969-1970
	16			Texas Almanac, "The People of Texas," undated
	17			Texas and the American Revolution for the Texas Almanac, 1975
Box	Folder
14	11			Texas Antiquities - rules and regulations, 1968-1969
Box	Folder
10	18			Texas art, 1968
	19			Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities, 1972-1973
	20			Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, 1970
	21			Texas Daily Newspaper Association, 1972-1975
Box	Folder
11	1			Texas Fine Arts Commission, 1969
	2			Texas Institute of Letters, 1970-1975
	3			Texas Education Agency - correspondence, 1969-1973
	4-5			Texas Education Agency - reports and other materials, 1968-1972
Box	Folder
12	1			Texas Education Agency - reports and other materials, 1969-1972
	2-5			Texas Folklife Festival, 1972-1975
	6			"J" [correspondence relating to Texas Folklife Festival], 1968-1974
	7			Texas Folklife Festival preliminary report, 1972
	8			Texas Folklife Festival - comments, clippings, and other materials, 1972
	9			Texas Folklife Festival - grants and publicity, 1974
	10			Texas Highway Department, 1973-1974
	11			Texas Highway Department signs, 1973
	12			Texas Highways magazine article: "Texas Throws a Party," 1973
	13			Texas historical organizations [directory], 1974
	14			Texas Inter-Americas Development Subcommittee, 1972
	15			Texas law exhibit, 1967
	16			Texas magazine, 1968-1971
	17			Texas Observer, 1972
	18			Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, 1970
	19			Texas Press Association, 1971
	20			Texas Rangers (former association and commemorative commission), 1973
	21			Texas Rangers Museum, 1968
	22			Texas Rangers show, 1974
Box	Folder
13	1			Texas school visits, 1970
	2			Texas State Historical Association, 1969-1974
	3			Texas State Historical Society, "Book Collecting and Collections," 1973
	4			Texas State Historical Survey Committee, 1967-1973
	5			Texas State Library, 1970-1974
	6			The Texas Star, 1973
	7			Texas Surplus Property Agency, 1969
	8			Texas Tourist Development Agency, 1968
	9			Texians and Texans comments, 1971
	10			Thank-you letters, 1971-1975
	11			Thirty-sixth Division museum relics, 1972
Box	Folder
14	12			Time/Life, 1974
Box	Folder
13	12			Tolbert, Frank ( Dallas Morning News), 1970-1975
	13			Transportation information, 1973-1974
	14			Travel regulations, 1968
	15			Traveling exhibits, 1970
Box	Folder
14	1			Cora Tullis Prize, 1975
	2			"W" correspondence, 1968
	3			WACO Foundation, 1968
	14			Shuffler - biographical data, 1968
	15			Shuffler personal correspondence, 1968-1983
	16-17			Shuffler correspondence, 1966-1968
Box	Folder
15	1-6			Shuffler correspondence, 1968-1971
Box	Folder
16	1-5			Shuffler correspondence, 1972-1975
			Projects, Exhibits, and Proposals, 1971-2003
		This subseries documents various projects and curricula proposed or developed by the ITC. Also included are related materials, such as incoming letters from organizations interested in developing exhibits, and outgoing letters to Texas teachers regarding the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills (TAAS) test. The materials appear to have been created by the offices of various ITC Directors (R. Henderson Shuffler, Jack R. Maguire, and Rex H. Ball), as well as the office of the Director of Research.
		Arranged alphabetically by subject or name of project or exhibit.
		Original order and folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.
Box	Folder
16	6			Academy of Texas, 1980-1984
	7			Adobe video, 1989
	8			Anglo-Texan Society, 1980
	9			Alabama - Coushatta Indian Reservation, 1991-1994
Box	Folder
17	1			The Alamo: Questions of Evidence, 1999
	2			American Cowboy, The, 1982-1984
	3			American Indian Institute, 1999
	4			Americans All: A National Multicultural Education Program (People of America Foundation), 2000
	5			Americanos, 2000
	6			AT&T project, 1996-1998 and undated
Box	Folder
18	1			Audiovisuals, 1980-1991
	2			Aviation education programs, 1985
	3-4			Aviation exhibit, 1984-1986
	5			Aviation exhibit opening, 1985
	6			Aviation news and information, 1985
Box	Folder
19	1			Barbara Stanush, 1993-1994
	2			Barn, 1982-1984
	3			Bexar Archives Name Index, 1985-1986
	4			Bicentennial exhibit, 1975
	5			Bowie Street Blues, 1992-2002
	6			Buck Schiwetz photos, 1971
	7			Buck Schiwetz, UT Press, 1972
	8			Canary Island anniversary, 1979-1980
	9			Capitol exhibit, 1997
	10			Capitols of Texas, 1974
	11			Celebrate Native Americans, 1992
	12-13			Children's Festival, 1991-1998
	14			Chinese Texans, 1977-1980
	15			Civil rights exhibit, 1993
Box	Folder
20	1			Connally Center dedication, 1989
	2			Cowboy traveling trunk, 1984
	3			Disabled Texans, 2000
	4			Elderhostel, 1990-1992
	5			Family day, 1995
	6			Fannie Lou Spelce exhibit, 1977-1978
	7			Fiesta Centennial, 1991
	8			Film festival, 1977
	9			First Arrivals, 1983
	10			Fort, 1980-1981
	11			French Connection, The, 1999
	12			German Texans, 1981-1982
	13-16			Grand Prix, 1986-1991
	17			Henderson Shuffler memorial, 1975-1978
Box	Folder
21	1			Herman Lugkweitz, 1981
	2			Hertzog, Carl, 1991
	3			History Channel, 1999
	4			Hot wells, 1986-1987
	5			Honky Tonks, Faulk, 2000
	6			Hungarian Texans, 1995
	7			Indian Area, 1984-1990
	8			International Day of Child, 1979
	9			Janet Shook exhibit, 1980
	10			Japanese Texans, 1981-1989
	11			Jesse Trevino, 1997
	12			Jewish Texans, 1998
	13			Journey to Pleasant Hill, 1979-1984
	14			La Belle, 1998
	15			Las Paices de la Musica Tejano, 1996
	16			Legacy of Africa, 1998
	17			Kickapoo video, 1995
	18			"Last Migration: European Folk Islands," 1981
Box	Folder
22	1-2			Kinetic Art exhibit (Frank Malena), circa 1971
	3			Lifetimes, 1992-1995
	4			Log House, 1992-1993
	5			Longhorn video, 1984
	6			Los Caminos del Rio, 1992-1994
	7			Mansbendel exhibit, 1977-1978
	8			Mexican Americans in Texas History symposium, 1991-1993
	9			Mikvah project, 2002
	10			Mini-museum at Capitol, 1979
	11			Music exhibit, 1979-1981
Box	Folder
23	1			Multicultural conference series, 1991-1994
	2			Negro Texans, 1974
	3			Newspaper microfilming, 1980-1981
	4			Norwegians, 1985-1987
	5			Outreach ideas, 1977
	6			Panna Maria: The Heart of Polish Texans video, undated
	7			"Pass It On" - Texas Folklife research exhibit, 1994
	8			Post Office exhibit, 1981-1990
	9			Reflections on Texas, 1977-1979
	10			Rockdale exhibit (tornado), 2002
	11			Rose Hickey sculpture and graphics, 1971
	12			Sam Houston, 1971
	13			Saturday schools, 1979
	14			Schoolhouse, 1990
	15			"See Us through Our Imaginations," 1991
	16			Six Flags in Space, 1991
	17			Smithsonian American Folklife Festival, 1968
	18			Spanish art, 1992
	19			Spanish shipwreck, 1977-1980
	20			State Fair of Texas, 1985-1989
	21			Student interns, 1991-1992
	22			Sutton/Whittier plaques, 1978
Box	Folder
24	1			Swedish Texans, 1979-1989
	2			TAAS study kit, 1994
	3-4			Teach the Teachers, 1984-1990
	5			Tejano Music Archive, undated
	6			Tejano Archives, 1995
	7			Tejano Gallery Theater, 1992
	8			Texas Bankers Association, 1981-1985
	9			"Texan Cultures" video, 1980
	10			Texas Cultural Alliance, 1979
	11			Texas missions and landmarks, 1978-1980
	12			Texas Originals - Bordens, 1978
Box	Folder
25	1			Tibetan exhibit, 2001
	2			Tigua video, 1992
	3			UTSA Archives, 1994-1998
	4			UTSA correspondence regarding library in HemisFair Park, 1988-1990
	5			Victoria Ethnic Archives, 1981
	6			Videotopic, 2003
	7			Videotaping, 1978-1979
	8			Vietnam photos, 2002
	9			Valero Multicultural Communities, 1990
	10			Walter O. Evans exhibit, 1992-1993 (folder 1 of 2)
Box	Folder
26	1			Walter O. Evans exhibit, 1992-1993 (folder 2 of 2)
	2			Web sites, 2000
	3			Winter holiday extravaganza, 1987-1988
	4			Women in Texas, 1977-1982
	5			Women legislators videos, 1998
	6			World War Two exhibit, 1991-1992
	7			Zachry Plaza dedication and HemisFair 20th anniversary, 1988
	8			Zintgraff photo, 1987-1992
	9			Miscellaneous, 1990-2000
			Instructional Materials, 1993-1996
		Materials created by the Institute of Texan Cultures for instructional purposes, including mock-ups of handouts and packets of instructional materials, with inventories of the museum objects of archival documents used in each lesson.
Box	Folder
27				Handouts and inventory sheets
			Each folder contains multiple instructional packets; packet titles are listed below.
	9				Assorted Inventory sheets
	9				Carry Nation
	9				William Gebhardt
	9				Jingu Family
	9				Elisabet Ney
	9				Osjetea Briggs
	10				Anthony Griffin: Allies in Legal Combat?
	10				Jaston Williams: The Biggest Fish Story Ever: Political Satire? (2 copies)
	10				Emma Tenayuca: Dignity and Justice for All? (2 copies)
	10				Isamu Taniguchi: A Threat to America? (2 copies)
	10				Amado Peña Jr.: A Top Dog or Underdog?
	10				Henry O. Flipper: Can an Embezzler be Assistant to the US Secretary of Interior?
	10				Clara Driscoll: More than a Savior?
	10				Norris Wright Cuney: The Best of Both Worlds?
Box	Folder
28	1				Henry Cohen: Beyond Religion: A Humanitarian?
	1				John Romulus Brinkley: Was He a Charlatan or a Real Doctor?
	1				Baron de Bastrop: Scoundrel or Dreamer?
	1				Bill Pickett: What Color Are Cowboys?
	1				Huddie Ledbetter: The Homicidal Harmonizer?
	1				Jean Lafitte: Was He a Pirate or a Patriot?
	1				Don Pedrito Jaramillo: Folk Medicine: Helpful or Harmful?
	1				Frank Hamer: A Hired Gun or Peacemaker?
	1				Amado Peña Jr.: Who Am I...Mexican, Indian, Mestizo?
	2				George Foreman: A Criminal Turned Preacher?
	2				Charles Siringo: A Cowboy Detective?
	2				Hendrick Arnold: Was He White or Black?
	2				Hallie Stillwell: A Product of Her Times?
	2				Louis Juchereau de St. Denis: A Smuggler or a Colonizer?
	2				Chipita Rodriguez: A Legal Lynching?
	2				Selena Quintanilla Pérez: More Famous in Death?
	2				Bessie Coleman: An Issue of Racism or Sexism?
	2				Lady Bird Johnson: She Paid Her Dues?
	3				Babe Didrikson Zaharias: The World's Greatest Athlete? (2 copies)
	3				Jesse Treviño: Can Bad Luck Be Good Luck? (2 copies)
	3				Gregorio Cortez: Was He a Thief or a Victim?
	3				Mollie Bailey: Foolish Adventurer or Woman Who Dared?
Box	Folder
26				Additional Related Materials
			These materials were not included as part of the instructional packets, but relate to the subjects of the instructional lessons.
	10				Ledbetter, Huddie, 1996
	11				Pena, Amado, Jr., 1996
	12				Perez, Selena Quintanilla, 1994-1996
	13				Pickett, Bill, 1996
	14				Rodriguez, Chipita, 1993-1996
Box	Folder
27	1				Siringo, Charles, 1996
	2				St. Denis, Louis Juchereau, 1996
	3				Stillwell, Hallie, 1996
	4				Taniguchi, Isamu, 1996
	5				Tenayuca, Emma, 1996
	6				Threepersons, Tom, 1996
	7				Trevino, Jesse, 1996
	8				Zaharias, Babe Didrikson, 1996



Collection of HemisFair '68 Materials, 1965-1994
	This series includes materials about HemisFair '68 that were collected, through various means, by the Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) Library. Materials do not pertain specifically to the ITC, but rather the fair as a whole or other aspects of the fair and fair planning. Materials pertaining to the ITC may be found in the Institute of Texan Cultures History subseries of Series 1: General Files.
	The series is divided into three subseries: General Files, Photographic Materials, and Printed Materials.
			General Files, 1965-1994
Box	Folder
28	4			Attendance, 1968
Box	Folder
29	1			Binder, 1965-1967 and undated
Box	Folder
30	1			Booklets, 1968
	2-4			Ephemera
	5			Essay, "Recuerdos of HemisFair," by Mary Ann Noonan Guerra, undated
	6			General and Special Rules and Regulations: International Exposition of 1968, 1965
	7			News clippings, 1965-1968
Box	Folder
31	1			News clippings, 1968-1969
	2			News clippings, 1986-1988
	3-5			Pavilions material, 1968
	6			Planning, 1965-1968 and undated
	7			"Sculpture, Murals, and Fountains at HemisFair '68" booklet, 1968
	8			Souvenir guidebook, 1968
	9			Student paper, "HemisFair '68: San Antonio World's Fair: Research Strategy," by T. Matthew DeWaelsche, 1994
			Photographic Materials, 1965-1968
		Comprises photographic materials relating to the planning of HemisFair '68, particularly the architectural and physical features of the world's fair and park area. Materials are primarily architects' renderings of proposed sites and features of the HemisFair Park area, including many photographs of three-dimensional mock-ups and models dating from the earliest stages of the Park's development in 1965. Formats include black and white and color negatives and prints of various sizes, 35 millimeter transparencies, contact sheets, and mounted prints and drawings. Included are drawings depicting the Tower of the Americas and the Institute of Texan Cultures in conceptually different ways. There are also some photographs depicting people, pavilions, and events after the opening of HemisFair '68. The materials were transferred to the Institute of Texan Cultures Library from the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau in 1998.
		Original folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.
Box	Folder
32	1			Assorted HemisFair photographs [some items removed to Oversize Materials, box OM1], 1968 and undated
	2			The Business of Living, 1968
	3			Complete [site plans], 1966
	4			Construction sites [some items removed to Oversize Materials, box OM1], circa 1967
	5			Federal Pavilion plan view, circa 1966
	6			First model, 1965
	7			Folklore study model, contacts, black & white, 1966
	8			ICASALS exhibit "Man's Thirst," circa 1966
	9			IHT National Sector contacts, black & white, undated
	10			International Sector and foreign nations modules, circa 1966
	11			International Sector: Australia model, color and black & white, 1966
	12			Isometric in color, 1965
	13			Italy and Japan [Pavilions?], 1967
	14			Letter from photographer Jerry Bragstad to HemisFair Site Development Department, 1965
	15			Midway - crowd shots, [1968]
Box	Folder
OM1				Organization chart, undated
Box	Folder
32	16			"Our Cities," plans, circa 1966
Box	Folder
33	1			Pavilion exhibits, circa 1966
	2			Peery, Al [Allison Peery, architect] portrait, undated
	3			Photographs for advertisements, undated
	4			River drawings [Photostats] by Cy Wagner [some items removed to Oversize Materials, box OM1], circa 1966
	5			San Antonio character pictures, undated
	6			San Antonio Little Theater, San Pedro Park: plans, undated
	7			Site models, 1966
	8			Site models (Robert Gersin), circa 1966
	9			Site models (Robert Gersin): mounted photographs from slides, circa 1966
Box	Folder
34	1			Site models: Science, transportation displays, circa 1966
	2			Site models and plans, assorted, 1965 and undated
	3			Slides (untitled), circa 1966
	4			Study drawings on agricultural exhibits, undated
	5			Study model full site, Winter 1965
	6			Study model "5166," 1966
	7			Study drawings on exhibit buildings, 1965
	8			Tower model, 1965
	9			Transparencies: buildings and sites, undated
	10			Transparencies: figures, undated
	11			Transparencies: logos and promotional materials [some items removed to Oversize Materials, box OM1], undated
	12			Untitled Photostat, undated
	13			Westinghouse suggested model layout, undated
Box
OM2			Printed Materials, 1965-1968, 1981-1991
		Copies of periodicals containing articles on HemisFair '68. Periodicals include the San Antonio Express and News, the New York Times, San Antonio Light, Houston Chronicle, San Antonio Express, Ford Times: The Ford Owner's Magazine, Chevron USA, and the San Antonio Express-News Magazine.