San Marcos (Tex.) -- History
Found in 619 Collections and/or Records:
Ice House/Mill Tract, 1962 - 1986
Various materials related to Cynthia Brandimarte's public history course. The materials focus on the history of the former Aquarena Springs park in San Marcos, Texas. The materials cover the history of the San Marcos area, tourism, and other information related to the park. Materials kept in original order.
Inman, Bobby R., 1986
Inman, Bobby R., 1986 October 16
Admiral Bobby Ray Inman talks about the unusual combination of education and professional experience that led him to become the leader of MCC. He relays his experiences studying at The University of Texas at Austin, serving in the military during the Korean War and ensuing successful career in the U.S. Navy, and new business ventures.
Interviewed by Cathy Bachik
Inside the world's only submarine theatre - at Aquarena - San Marcos, Tex, circa 1950s-1960
Real black and white photograph postcard of crowd inside of the Submarine Theatre. Front text: Inside the world's only submarine theatre - at Aquarena - San Marcos, Tex. 6-M-260.
Interview transcripts and release forms, 1974-1978, undated
Materials in series include interview release forms, abstracts, and notes that accompanied the oral interviews. If completed, transcripts are included. There are also supporting documents including written histories, correspondence template forms and lists of interviewees. One interview, Lizzie Grant, has no transcript or audio media.
Irelan, Joan W., 1986
Irelan, Joan W., 1986 November 27
Joan Irelan, interviewed by her daughter, discusses how she managed to overcome her life's obstacles in order to pursue her dream of getting an education and being a self-sufficient woman while raising her children. She details her undergraduate studies at Columbia University, her marriage, living in Germany, and attending law school at Hofstra University.
Interviewed by Diane C. Watts
Items published about Aquarena, 1952 - 1982
This series contains a copy of the June, 1952 Popular Mechanics Magazine featuring “Mermaid Theater,” and the book Mermaid’s Touch by Patti Beckman.
03-38: [2009.001-086] One book, Mermaid’s Touch by Patti Beckman, copyright 1982; a romance novel
published by Silhouette Books about an Aquamaid at Aquarena
[2009.002-006] One issue of Popular Mechanics from June 1952 featuring a three page article about the
“Mermaid Theater.”
Items published by Aquarena, undated
Items separated, 2015
This collection consists of materials owned and collected by Helen Hornsby Crawford and her family. Items are arranged in general chronological order, beginning with Miss Hornsby's high school days. Materials dating after her death include topics related to the university, such as Lyndon Johnson, the inauguration of Robert Hardesty, homecoming, and the 50th reunion of the SWT class of 1949. Also includes photographs of Hornsby and notable university faculty.
Items unrelated to Aquarena, circa 1905-1930, undated
Jackson Hall, circa 1969-1980s
Color image of Jackson Hall at Southwest Texas State University with victory star on top. Back text: Southwest Texas State University. San Marcos, Texas. Jackson Hall.
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Johnson, De, 1986
Johnson, De (Diana), 1986 September 21
Johnson, Edna, 1974 April 10
Written on enclosure: Mrs. Edna Johnson.
Johnson, Edna, 1974 April 10
Written on enclosure: 4-10-74 / Mrs. Edna Johnson / [Ron Tanner; / Nancy Norman / Care-in, San / Marcos].
Johnson, Edna, 1974 April 10
[Transcription is not completed]
Johnson discusses the following during her interview: Her early life, her education, the early history of San Marcos Baptist Academy, and her married life.
Interviewed by Ronnie Tanner and Nancy Norman.
Johnson, Louise J. (Parks), 1974 March 26
Written on enclosure: Mrs. Louise Johnson / 4-26-74 / Tanner/Norman.
Johnson, Louise J. (Parks), 1978 June 20
Written on enclosure: Mrs. Park (Louise) Johnson / 6/20/78 Cassette #1 / Interviewer: Emmie Craddock / Wimberley, Texas.
Johnson, Louise J. (Parks), 1974 March 26, 1978 June 20
[Transcription is not completed]
Discusses her early recollections of the San Marcos Square, "old-timers," church activities, and economic occupations. She further addresses the old Wimberly Mill, the Dobie family of Wimberly, Edwards Aquifer, and various flora and fauna of Wimberly.
Interviewed by Ron Tanner and Nancy Norman.