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Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Don Mischer
Title
Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Don Mischer
Identifier
camh-dob-021545
Topic
Entertainment events, Entertainers
Resource
Don Mischer papers
Description
A photograph of Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Don Mischer.
Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Don Mischer
Title
Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Don Mischer
Identifier
camh-dob-021545
Topic
Entertainment events, Entertainers
Resource
Don Mischer papers
Description
A photograph of Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Don Mischer.
Willie Nelson in concert with Greezy Wheels
Title
Willie Nelson in concert with Greezy Wheels
Identifier
TPA_0005
Creator
Priest, Micael
Topic
Performing arts posters
Dates
1972
Resource
Texas poster art collection
Description
Weepy cowboy hearing "Hello, Walls" on a jukebox; important early Armadillo gig for recently relocated Nelson, signed by artist. Venue: Armadillo World Headquarters.
Willie Nelson Picnic
Title
Willie Nelson Picnic, Willie Nelson Picnic
Identifier
di_10637
Creator
Corter[?], Ronald
Dates
1979-07-04
Resource
Texas music collection
Description
A music band on a stage and spectators
Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic (7th)
Title
Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic (7th)
Identifier
TPA_0044
Creator
Garrett, Danny, and Guy Juke
Topic
Performing arts posters
Dates
1979
Resource
Texas poster art collection
Description
Features portraits of Willie Nelson, Leon Russell, and Ernest Tubb; collaborative work; Venue: Picnic site on Bee Creek Road
Wilmer, Harry, papers
Title
Harry Wilmer papers
Identifier
camh_voc_021408
"Wilson Seeks Funds for Utility Rate Probe"
Title
"Wilson Seeks Funds for Utility Rate Probe"
Identifier
e_rap_0504
Creator
Stromberger, Ernest
Topic
Politics and government
Dates
1969-11-16
Resource
Vertical files (biographical)
Description
Dallas Times-Herald article dated November 16, 1969, discusses Texas Representative Charles Wilson seeking money for a utility rate inquiry, and contains a photograph of Wilson
Wilson, Thomas, Sr., papers
Title
Thomas Wilson, Sr., papers
Identifier
camh_voc_026086
Wilson, Walter B., collection
Title
Walter B. Wilson collection
Identifier
camh_voc_026676
Wilson, Will Reid, Jr., papers
Title
Will Reid Wilson, Jr., papers
Identifier
camh_voc_026787
The Winds of Historical Doctrine; The Winds of Historical Doctrine
Title
The Winds of Historical Doctrine, The Winds of Historical Doctrine
Identifier
dv_00249
Creator
Hofstadter, Richard (Lecturer)
Contributor
Frantz, Joe B. (project director), Mischer, Donald L. (television director), Hendricks, Lyle (art, set, and titles), Radio/Television, The University of Texas (producer)
Dates
circa 1962-1963
Resource
KLRU-TEMP videotape collection
Description
To afford an insight into how historians work, Professor Hofstadter explains certain significant circumstances behind his two influential volumes, "The American Political Tradition" and "The Age of Reform." He relates how his publisher led him to make "The American Political Tradition" more pretentious than he planned, by suggesting an interpretive introduction that connected a set of disparate essays. This introduction suggested that "consensus," a common climate of opinion that supported property, individualism, and enterprise was more important than conflict between different groups. He says that this emphasis came because the previous generation of Beard and Parrington (for example) had overstressed conflict between different groups through American history. Ideally he would stress both in any analysis. He also disclaims that the "consensus" view has conservative implications, as some have charged, for descriptions of a consensus do not imply approval, but only an attempt to understand the reasons for it and the motives of reformist critics who attack it. To illustrate how the concerns of his times influenced his analysis, he contrasts the era in which "The American Political Tradition" (published in 1948) was written, with the climate surrounding "The Age of Reform" (published in 1955). The first was written in the afterglow of the New Deal consensus on reform, the second in the depressing atmosphere of McCarthyism and popular conservatism after World War II. "The Age of Reform," while assuming the basic merit of the liberal reform tradition, is less impressed with the wisdom of the "people" who behaved so disappointingly after World War II. Professor Hofstadter also cautions his readers to weigh his comic sense and his attraction to new and unorthodox contibutory explanations before assassinating his concepts. [Synopsis from "The History of American Civilization By Its Interpreters; A Student Guide to the Television Series" by James A. Bonar, Roger E. Willson, and The University of the State of New York]
The Windsor.
Title
The Windsor., The Windsor.
Identifier
e_ahpierce_029_pub
Creator
Pierce, Abel Head, 1834-1900
Dates
1885-09-11
Resource
Abel Head "Shanghai" Pierce papers
Description
Letter from A. H. Pierce to G. S. Hamilton about where to put the sick horses. Shows format 1 with open side vignette and open straight lettering. Vignette shows hotel building. Lettering is elegant but simple.
Winedale quilt collection
Title
Winedale quilt collection
Identifier
camh_voc_029273
Winegarten, Ruthe, papers
Title
Ruthe Winegarten papers
Identifier
camh_voc_025194
Winfield Land & Pasture Co.
Title
Winfield Land & Pasture Co., Winfield Land & Pasture Co.
Identifier
e_ahpierce_115_pub
Creator
Miller, Jos.
Dates
1893-04-29
Resource
Abel Head "Shanghai" Pierce papers
Description
Letter from Jos. Miller to A. H. Pierce regarding 54 cars of cattle. Shows format 13 with enclosed side vignette and open straight lettering. Vignette shows livestock grazing. Lettering is fairly elaborate with floral forms amongst the text.
Winnie Burkett Interview, Part 1 of 2
Title
Winnie Burkett Interview, Part 1 of 2, Winnie Burkett Interview, Part 1 of 2
Identifier
Burkett_Winnie_2062
Creator
Burkett, Winnie (interviewee), Todd, David (interviewer), Weisman, David (cameraman), Spalding, Gary (light and sound technician), Goldsmith, Lacy (transcriber), Johnson, Robin (transcriber)
Dates
1999-10-14
Resource
Conservation History Association of Texas, Texas Legacy Project records
Winnie Burkett Interview, Part 2 of 2
Title
Winnie Burkett Interview, Part 2 of 2, Winnie Burkett Interview, Part 2 of 2
Identifier
Burkett_Winnie_2063
Creator
Burkett, Winnie (interviewee), Todd, David (interviewer), Weisman, David (interviewer and cameraman), Spalding, Gary (light and sound technician), Goldsmith, Lacy (transcriber), Johnson, Robin (transcriber)
Dates
1999-10-14
Resource
Conservation History Association of Texas, Texas Legacy Project records
Winter day, early winter, [left to right] Robert Greenwood, Otto Haas, Joseph Daly
Title
Winter day, early winter, [left to right] Robert Greenwood, Otto Haas, Joseph Daly
Identifier
e_math_00461
Dates
1939
Resource
Robert E. Greenwood papers
Description
Winter day, early winter, [left to right] Robert Greenwood, Otto Haas, Joseph Daly
Witcover, Jules, papers
Title
Jules Witcover papers
Identifier
camh_voc_027314
"With a Change Here & There This Is a Pretty Darned Good Society"
Title
"With a Change Here & There This Is a Pretty Darned Good Society"
Identifier
e_rap_0339
Creator
Rapoport, Bernard, 1917-2012
Dates
1970-06-08
Resource
Bernard Rapoport papers
Description
Speech delivered by Bernard Rapoport to the Waco Rotary Club, dated June 8, 1970