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- Interview with John McGiffert, 1991-05-21
- University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio.; Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1926-
- Oral History Collection
- The Paisano
- University of Texas at San Antonio--Periodicals.
- A digital archive of The Paisano, a student operated newspaper at the University of Texas at San Antonio.
- Paisano Student Newspaper
- Watercolor, wax & wool : the art of Janet Shook LaCoste
- LaCoste, Janet Shook.; Needlework -- Texas -- History -- 20th century.
- Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
- Roadrunner
- University of Texas at San Antonio--Periodicals
- Internal faculty and staff newsletter of the University of Texas at San Antonio. Published weekly (except spring break); biweekly during summer sessions.
- UTSA Publications
- Royalty on parade float, Del Rio, Texas, 1920s
- Woodmen of the World Auxiliary.
  Parade floats - Del Rio (Tex."
  Mexican Americans.
  Queens - Special events - Del Rio (Tex.)
- Photograph shows Woodmen of the World Auxiliary queen and court on parade float. Elida Garza, queen; Maria Gonzalez, Eloisa Gonzalez, and Hortensia Guerra, princesses.
- General Photograph Collection
- Interview with Jack and Marie Fleming, 1986
- Nederland (Tex.).; Dutch Americans.; Petroleum industry and trade--Texas.
- Interview with Jack and Marie Fleming, 1986.
- Oral History Collection
- English Texans
- British Americans -- Texas -- History.; Texas -- History.; Welsh Americans -- Texas -- History.
- English introduced barbed wire, dipping vats, steel windmills, Johnson grass, and the Jersey Lilly saloon.
- Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
- The Calendar, September 9-22, 1983
- Calendar (San Antonio, Tex.); Gays--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.
- The Calendar was a San Antonio GLBTQ publication, which was published every other Friday. Vol. 4 No. 2
- GLBTQ Publications
- Queen and attendants, Diez y Seis celebration, Weslaco, Texas, 1939
- Mexican Americans.
  Queens - Special events - Weslaco (Tex."
  Diez y Seis celebration.
- Photograph shows Concepcion Leyva, queen of the Diez y Seis de Septiembre celebration, standing on lawn between her ladies in waiting, Rosalinda Villerreal (left) and Adela Torres.
- General Photograph Collection
- Irene Marie Finger and Pauline Marie Rath Britsch in parade float, Medina County Fair, 1929
- Medina County Fair (Hondo, Tex.)
  Parade floats.
  Queens (Special events)
- Photograph shows Pauline Alma Rath Britsch at the wheel of automobile decorated with crepe paper. Passenger is Irene Marie Finger, queen of the county fair.
- General Photograph Collection
- L-2944-E
- Queens (Special events)
- San Antonio Light Photograph Collection
- L-2944-F
- Queens (Special events)
- San Antonio Light Photograph Collection
- L-2944-G
- Queens (Special events)
- San Antonio Light Photograph Collection
- L-2944-H
- Queens (Special events)
- San Antonio Light Photograph Collection
- Interview with Houston Henry Ellis, 1988.
- San Marcos (Tex.).; Hays County (Tex.).; Farm life--Texas.; Game protection--Texas.; Ellis Island Immigration Station (N.Y. and N.J.).
- San Marcos, Texas Generations of Houston Henry Ellis' ancestors have lived in Hays County, including Cherokee tribesmen, ranchers and farmers. Their stories parallel the settlement of Central Texas.
- Oral History Collection
- Interview with Paul A. Campbell, 1977
- Outer space--Exploration.; Space medicine.
- Oral History Collection
- Roadrunner
- University of Texas at San Antonio--Periodicals
- Internal faculty and staff newsletter of the University of Texas at San Antonio. Published weekly (except spring break); biweekly during summer sessions.
- UTSA Publications
- Sombrilla
- University of Texas at San Antonio--Periodicals
- Sombrilla Magazine is published three times a year by the Office of University Publications. It is mailed without charge to alumni, faculty, staff and friends of The University of Texas at San Antonio.
- UTSA Publications
- The other cowboys
- Cowboys -- Texas -- 19th century -- History.; Cowboys -- Study and teaching -- Texas.; African American cowboys -- Texas.; Cowgirls -- Texas. Mexican American cowboys -- Texas.
- Part of a series of curriculum guides created by the Institute of Texan Cultures: Educational Programs Department.
- Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
- The Calendar, April 12-25, 1985
- Calendar (San Antonio, Tex.); Gays--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.
- The Calendar was a San Antonio GLBTQ publication, which was published every other Friday.
- GLBTQ Publications