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The Brazoria County News Photography Collection consists of the physical photography files kept by this weekly community newspaper based in West Columbia, Texas in Brazoria County since 1962. Collection materials date from 1962 through 2018.

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A collection of ambrotypes, cartes de visite, and correspondence belonging to Charles Deforest Fredricks.

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This collection contains the papers, family letters, and photographs of Clarence A. Tripp, a Denton native, photographer, psychologist, and sex researcher who studied under Alfred Kinsey. Collection materials date from 1933 to 2003.

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This collection contains the photographic archive of the Clark Family: Joseph Benjamin Clark (Joe Clark) and his son Joseph Wade Junebug Clark (Junebug Clark). The collection contains predominantly photographic prints and negatives, as well as advertisements, business records, scrapbooks, clippings, publications, and personal writings.

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El Resumen Colección de ambrotipos, cartes de visite y correspondencia pertenecientes a Charles Deforest Fredricks.

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El Resumen La Colección Samuel Marino contiene una colección de publicaciones, medios de comunicación, fotografías y artefactos que documentan los logros y las actividades de los italoamericanos.

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The business and historical records of the UNT Laboratory School.

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The Gary Husa Planetary Photograph Collection is comprised of one box, that holds 9 letter size yellow archival folders.

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This Collection contains a scrapbook that documents the members and activities of Golden Key at UNT.

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A collection of documents, photographs, and personal papers that were donated to the former museum on the University of North Texas campus that was known as the Historical Collection.  The collections have various donors.

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Collected materials from James Richard (J. R.) Compton's photography career and work with various publications and newspapers, his influence in the Dallas art scene in the 1980s and 1990s, and his personal life.

Abstract This collection consists of primarily textual materials documenting the legal, political, judicial, and activist career of Sarah Tilghman Hughes (1896-1985). Among her accomplishments, Hughes practiced law in Dallas, served in the Texas House of Representatives (1931-1935), was appointed as the first female state district judge in Texas (1935-1961), was the first woman to serve as a federal district judge in Texas (1961-1975; senior status until 1982), and championed various human and...

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This digital collection available in the Portal to Texas History contains photographs from the University of North Texas and of the city of Denton, Texas during the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 academic years.

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This collection contains photo documentation for show horses, quarter horses and cutting horses. Starting from the 1960s and moving up through 2004, Ray Bankston and his company, Dalco, shot the images in this collection. The images provide a history of horse events and they tell the stories of many of the people involved, including some celebrities and wealthy Texans.

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The Samuel Marino Collection contains a collection of publications, media, photographs, and artifacts that document the achievements and activities of Italian-Americans.