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SWCPC 109 #1 The H. Q. Underwood family home, Athens, Texas, undated.
No full textThis collection consists of photographs of the Arch Underwood family of Lubbock, Texas, and their cotton compress facilities (1912-1966)
SWCPC 154-E1 #43 R. P. Smyth - Col. 3rd Tex. U.S. Vols., undated.
No full textConsists of photographs of members of the Slaughter family, interiors and exteriors of their residences, gardens, cattle, and ranching scenes
SWCPC 857 #9 Walter Garskil - Pitcher, undated.
No full textThe collection features a photo of an old Double T plus the Lubbock Hubbers baseball team individual portraits and team bus
SWCPC 154-E2 #9 Slaughter Family Picnic, undated.
No full textConsists of photographs of members of the Slaughter family, interiors and exteriors of their residences, gardens, cattle, and ranching scenes
SWCPC 154-E1 #34 Cynthia Jowell Slaughter (1st Mrs. C. C. S.) (Duplicate), undated.
No full textConsists of photographs of members of the Slaughter family, interiors and exteriors of their residences, gardens, cattle, and ranching scenes
SWCPC 154-E2 #45 Slaughter Family on Ranch, undated.
No full textConsists of photographs of members of the Slaughter family, interiors and exteriors of their residences, gardens, cattle, and ranching scenes
The Vulcan Gas Company Flyers - March Performances
Get PDFHouston White was co-founder of the Vulcan Gas Company—a popular psychedelic music venue based in Austin, Texas. From 1967 to 1970, the venue on Congress Avenue hosted many local musicians, such as the 13th Floor Elevators, Bubble Puppy, Hub City Movers, Johnny Winter, and Shiva’s Headband, whose performances were accompanied by the venue's trademark psychedelic light shows. These concerts were promoted through intricately designed posters and handbills, showcasing the colorful culture the Vulcan Gas Company brought to the Austin music scene
[Volleyball athlete Lisa Clark, undated]
No full textUndated photograph of Texas Tech volleyball athlete Lisa Clark in action. Written on the back of the photo in green ink is "Texas Tech sophomore middle blocker (will be junior in '89) Lisa Clark."
