urn:taro:utsa.00299 Inventory of the Eugenio Cortez Collection, 1893-1900, 1914-1918 and undated August 5, 2011Encoded in XMetal Author by Nikki Lynn Thomas according to instructions in TARO 2 EAD 2002 Editing Instructions. Finding aid is in English Descriptive Summary Cortez, Eugenio. Eugenio Cortez Collection Materials are in English and Spanish. MS 356 2 linear feet The University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections. The Cortez family moved from San Diego, Texas to San Antonio, Texas.The collection consists of 30 photographs documenting landmarks in San Diego, TX and San Antonio, TX as well as Eugenio Cortez's family members. Biographical Note

The Cortez family moved from San Diego, Texas to San Antonio, Texas.

 Scope and Content Note

The collection consists of 30 photographs documenting landmarks in San Diego, TX and San Antonio, TX as well as Eugenio Cortez's family members.

 Access Restrictions

This collection is housed at UTSA's Main Campus and must be accessed via the John Peace Library Special Collections reading room. To request access, please use the Collections Request Form.

 Usage Restrictions

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

 Related Materials

There are no known other archival collections created by Eugenio Cortez at the date of accessioning.

 Acquisition Information

Donated in July 2011 (2011-030).

 Processing Information

Collection encoded by Nikki Lynn Thomas, Manuscripts Curator.

 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Eugenio Cortez collection, MS 356, University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

 Index Terms Personal Names Cortez, Eugenio Locations San Antonio (Tex.) San Diego (Tex.) Genres/Formats Photographs. Local Subjects Photographs/Photography San Antonio History Eugenio Cortez collection OM1 Autograph album (San Diego, Texas), 1893-1894 OM1 "Humor" scrapbook of comics, undated OM1 Archie Gunn "If Wishes Came True" postcard, undated OM1 Photograph, ["Maggie and Ona", "San Pedro Park for a day's outing"], February 22, 1900 OM1 Photograph postcard [note from Mercedes Resendez to Cesilia Garza de Gonzales, pictured: Mercedes Resendez], August 29, 1914 OM1 Photograph postcard [pictured: Jose Garza Jimenez, 32 years, Maria de los Angeles 4 years, San Antonio], July 14, 1914 OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified couple [2 copies, 1 addressed to Cecilia G. de Garza and signed by Micaela G. de Jimenez, the other addressed to Maria Gonzalez and signed by Micaela G. de Jimenez], undated OM1 Photograph postcard [from Maria Queroga to Jose G. Jimenez, pictured: 13 year old daughter of Maria Queroga], May 15, 1917 OM1 Photograph postcard [pictured: Virginia, daughter of Jose and Virginia , 21 months], April 22, 1918 OM1 Photograph postcard[pictured: Roberto de los Santos y Esposato, 2 years 1 month], undated OM1 Tinted photograph [pictured: Carolina Peña], undated OM1 Unidentified family photograph [2 adults, 4 children], undated OM1 Unidentified family photograph, undated OM1 Unidentified work room photograph [Cream Meal packaging], undated OM1 Unidentified female portrait, undated OM1 Unidentified photograph [water tower in background], undated OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified woman, undated OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified adolescent girl, undated OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified man, undated OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified man, undated OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified man, undated OM1 Photograph postcard, two unidentified children, undated OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified infant, undated OM1 Photograph postcard, unidentified house [20 adults posed on porch and balcony], undated OM1 Unidentified men shaking hands under tree, undated OM1 Unidentified toddler, undated OM1 Unidentified toddler, undated 70 Unidentified family portrait, undated 70 Unidentified church photograph [possibly San Diego, TX] 70 Southern Cement Products Company photograph [hand-tinted panoramic of work or stock yard]