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1850s and 1860s Hotel and Restaurant Menus
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1911 Houston Society with Gladys Ewing
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Architecture Retail Pamphlet Collection
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Blanche Espy Chenoweth, Her Life, Her Times
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Book of Hours, Use of Reims
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DJ Screw Photographs and Memorabilia
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Frontier Fiesta
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Galveston 1915 Hurricane Photographs
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Harry Walker Photographs
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Havana, Cuba, The Summer Land of the World
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Historic Houston Photographs
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Historic Maps
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Houston and Texas Feminist and Lesbian Newsletters
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Historic Texas Postcards
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Houston Fire Department
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Houston the Magnolia City
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Houston Negro Hospital
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Houstonian Yearbook Collection
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India Illustrated
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Israel Shreve Revolutionary War Letters, 1768-1894
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Jagdish Mehra Audio Collection
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KUHT Highlights
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Kenneth Franzheim Collection
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Lt. Robert B. Fulton USS Houston Letters
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Luis Marquez Photographs
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Marine Bombing Squadron (VMB-613) Photographs
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Mary Ellen Ewing vs the Houston School Board
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Minnie Fisher Cunningham Papers
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Moderner Volkskunst Zierat
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Mrs. Anson Jones Letters
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Oral Histories from the Houston History Project
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The Park People Annual Awards Dinner Invitations
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Scenes from the Middle East
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Selections from the Alonso S. Perales Papers
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SEM Collection (1914 – 1925)
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Shamrock Hotel Collection
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Sheet Music of Flute and Violin Duets, 1790s-1850s
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Ship Channel Collection
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Ship of Fools Woodcuts
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Student Art Exhibit
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Texas City 1947 Disaster Photographs
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Theodor de Bry's America
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Topsell's The History of Four-footed Beasts and Serpents Woodcuts
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University of Houston Buildings
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University of Houston People
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University of Houston Campus Life
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University of Houston Women’s Studies Living Archives Recordings
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USS Houston Blue Bonnet Newsletters
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William Slough USS Houston Letters
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Women Are Going to be on School Board
May 12, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Press.
102.
Congratulatory Letter from John Dickson
May 12, 1913
Letter from Houston.
103.
School Board Remains Purely Stag Affair
May 13, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Press.
104.
We Shall Yet Win, Says Mrs. Ewing to the Mayor
May 13, 1913
Clipping from the Houston Chronicle.
105.
Woman Lose in Appeal for School Posts
May 13, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Post.
106.
Leader of Women Sounds ..Death-Knell of Mayor .. Campbell
May 13, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Press.
107.
Letter to Mrs. Ewing from De Witt C. Dunn at Hotel Galvez
May 14, 1913
Letter from Galveston.
108.
Mayor Criticized by Mrs. Ewing
May 14, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Daily Post.
109.
Parent Teacher Club Divides Into Factions
May 16, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Telegram.
110.
Parent Teachers Body is Divided at Houston
May 16, 1913
Clippings from the Galveston Daily News.
111.
Women Bolt [from PTA] and Form New Mothers Club
May 16, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
112.
Continues along with by law changes
May 16, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Telegram.
113.
Militants Bolt from Parent-Teachers Assn.
May 16, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Telegram.
114.
Mrs. Ewing Gives Her Reasons for Walking Out of Meeting
May 16, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Press.
115.
New Club Will Keep Up Fight
May 16, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Daily Post.
116.
Women on the School Boards
May 17, 1913
Clippings from the State Topics.
117.
Why Women Are Needed
May 19, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Post.
118.
Encouraging Letter by Annie James
May 19, 1913
Letter from Houston.
119.
Mother's Clubs Remain Active
May 19, 1913
Clipping from the Houston Press.
120.
Humane Workers Disagree Over Money of Old Society
May 21, 1913
Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
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