Guadalupe “Lupe” Arriola Campaign Papers

Collection

Identifier: AR0448

Staff Only
No requestable containers

Scope and Contents

This collection contains documentation of the political campaign of Guadalupe “Lupe” Arriola for the Ft. Worth City Council in 2009. It includes campaign materials, campaign walk data, campaign maps, correspondence, financial records, receipts, news articles, a photograph, and books on political campaigns. It also includes two over-sized campaign posters that documents her list of supporters. The collection includes Tarrant County Precinct information designated by a four digit number, followed by A, B or C, as well as the number of households per Precinct, designated as a numeral followed by the letters "HH" (households). There are a total of 22 Precincts inventoried in this collection.

Dates

Creation: 2009-2011
Creation: Majority of material found in 2009
Acquisition: Date acquired: 07/23/2012

Creator

Arriola, Guadalupe (Guadalupe Arriola) (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is not restricted.

Conditions Governing Use

Reproduction and publication of materials in this collection are subject to the policies of the UNT Special Collections Department. Copyright restrictions may apply.

Extent

1.00 boxes

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

The Guadalupe “Lupe” Arriola Political Campaign Papers is comprised of materials from Arriola’s bid for City Representative for Fort Worth, Texas in 2009. Arriola was the first Latina to run for City Council. Arriola was an owner of two McDonald franchises in Ft. Worth.

Arrangement Note

The collection is organized by campaign materials, campaign walk data, campaign maps, correspondence, financial records, receipts, news articles, a photograph, and books on political campaigns. Includes two over-sized campaign posters, one with host committee of campaign contributors.

Physical Access Requirements

This collection is stored off-site and requires a minimum of 24 hour notice prior to use.

Custodial History

Collection created from political materials created by Guadalupe Arriola that she gave to Celina Vasquez after her campaign. Ms. Vasquez donated the collection to UNT Archives and Rare Books.