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Title: Two unidentified men in the southern U.S. in the late 1930s to early 1940s, Two unidentified men in the southern U.S. in the late 1930s to early 1940s
Identifier: e_lfp_0035
Topic: Music
Dates: circa 1939-1943
Resource: John Avery Lomax family papers
Description: Photograph enclosed in a letter to John A. Lomax from Ruby Pickens Tartt

Title: University of Texas Press Club circa 1911-12, University of Texas Press Club circa 1911-12
Identifier: e_lfp_0051
Dates: circa 1911 - 1912
Resource: John Avery Lomax family papers

Title: [untitled] Coahuila and Texas (Mexican state). Gobernador (August 30, 1834-March 12, 1835), (Juan José Elguezábal)
Identifier: BC_0222
Creator: Coahuila and Texas (Mexican state). Gobernador (August
Topic: Coahuila and Texas (Mexico)--History--Sources
Dates: 1834-08-30-1835-03-12
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [Text begins:] En la ciudad de Monclova capital del Estado libre de Coahuila y Texas, á las doce de la noche del día seis de noviembre de mil ochocientos trienta y cuatro...[Agreement to suspend hostilities until the differences existing between the departments of Leóna Vicario, Parras and Monclova have been adjusted by the president of the Republic. Signed at end:] Juan José Elguezábal,--Lic. Juan Vicente Campos, --Ignacio de Arizpe,--J. Antonio Padilla, Srio.

Title: [untitled] Coahuila and Texas (Mexican State). Laws. (January 13, 1834)
Identifier: BC_0225
Creator: Coahuila and Texas (Mexican State). Laws. (January 13,
Topic: Coahuila and Texas (Mexico)--History--Sources
Dates: 1834-01-13
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [With heading:] Gobierno Supremo del Estado libre de Coahuila y Tejas. [Decree of the Congreso constitucional, not in Kimball, promulgated on January 13, 1834, by Francisco Vidaurri y Villaseñor, "regulating the civic militia in the proportion of one for every hundred souls, agreeably to the census of the towns of the state." Dated and signed at end:] Dado en la Ciudad de Monclova á 13 de Enero de 1834. Francisco Vidaurri y Villaseñor. José Miguel Falcón. Secretario. [Decorated with patterns as design elements.]