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Sandra Cisneros Papers
Clara and Rudolf Kirk papers
Clara Marburg Kirk, was an American author married to a professor at Southwest Texas State College (now Texas State University), Rudolf Kirk. This collection contains materials related to her book "Oliver Goldsmith" along with a small amount of personal papers.
Tamara Saviano Collection of Guy and Susanna Clark
Clyde Beatty and Cole Bros. Circus Posters
Collection of posters advertising the Clyde Beatty and Cole Bros. Circus performances that took place in San Marcos, Texas on September 15th, probably in the year 1964.
Commemorative Texas State University ornaments
A collection of university themed holiday ornaments, produced by the University Marketing department with proceeds supporting student scholarships.
Commencement records
This collection consists primarily of commencement programs. With a small amount of additional materials and recordings. Texas State University was established by the 26th Legislature in 1899 as the Southwest Texas State Normal School; 313 pupils were enrolled in 1903-04, the first year classes were held.
Common Experience Collection
Each year since 2004, the Common Experience events bring students together to read and engage with a powerful text, and explore related themes in University Seminar classes. Collection consists of background and planning materials, press releases, posters, calendars of events, as well as each year's book.
Robert Compton Papers
Constituting documents of Texas State University
This collection includes drafts of the House Bill 696 of the 26th Regular Session of the Texas Legislature (1899), which founded the normal school in San Marcos, Texas that is now Texas State University. It also includes copies of consitutional documents from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Christopher Cook Accessions
Archival materials following the career and personal life of writer, Christopher Cook, from 1953-2017. Majority of the materials are research and drafts for Cook’s works such as his Beaumont Enterprise columns; and drafts of Robbers and Screen Door Jesus.
Nancy Coplin Accessions
The archives of Austin music impresario Nancy Coplin comprises three boxes of personal papers, photographs, press clippings, event programs, posters, and awards, most spanning the early ’80s up to 2020. The accession documents Coplin’s four decades of service working behind the scenes to promote not just the Austin music scene but Austin tourism as a whole, including her role in Austin adopting its official slogan as the “Live Music Capital of the World.”
Kay Council Papers
The papers of journalist and folk arts researcher Kay Council.
Mike Cox Accessions
Multiple accessions from author, Mike Cox, documenting his writing career as well as his decades of reviewing books for The Austin-American Statesman.
Craddock oral history project records
This collection consists of fifty-nine oral history interviews conducted by Dr. Emmie Craddock and her students as part of her graduate seminar. Topic vary widely and pertain to the local and regional history of San Marcos and the surrounding area, families and genealogy as well as experiences working or attending the at the university.
James E. Crisp Accessions
Correspondence, awards,reviews and legal documents pertaining to the personal life and career of James E. Crisp
Elizabeth Crook Additions
Research notes, annotated typescripts, correspondence, photographs, and newsclippings from the literary career of Elizabeth Crook.
Elizabeth Crook Papers
Research notes, annotated typescripts, correspondence, photographs, and newsclippings make up the Elizabeth Crook papers, and relate mainly to Crook’s novels of historical fiction, Raven’s Bride (1991), and Promised Lands: A Novel of the Texas Rebellion (1994).
McCullough Collection of Hondo Crouch
James Crumley Additions
Additions documenting the writing career of James Crumley with added notes and content by screenwriter and first wife, Martha Elizabeth
James Crumley Papers
Nine boxes of manuscripts, galley proofs, notes, clippings, correspondence, legal papers, photographs, poetry, screenplays, short stories and artifacts, 1957-1992, document the writing career of James Crumley.
