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Handmade Folk Grave Markers: San Antonio City Cemetery, No.3, Texas
No full textThis photograph is a part of the Kent Rush Folk Markers and Cemeteries Photograph Collection. All inscriptions are transcribed as they originally appear on the headstone, including all variations of spellings, misspellings, and alternating letter cases. Each headstone has its own variation of construction and decoration which are noted in the description. To view full photograph collection, please make an appointment at the UTSA Special Collections Reading Room.
Inscription: "(not legible from angle)"
Construction: Cast
Handmade Folk Grave Markers: Moore Cemetery, Moore, Texas
No full textThis photograph is a part of the Kent Rush Folk Markers and Cemeteries Photograph Collection. All inscriptions are transcribed as they originally appear on the headstone, including all variations of spellings, misspellings, and alternating letter cases. Each headstone has its own variation of construction and decoration which are noted in the description. To view full photograph collection, please make an appointment at the UTSA Special Collections Reading Room.
Construction: Cast.
Gravestone Marker Type: Single Upright/Cross.
Decoration: Seashells
Voices of the UFW in Texas, 1966-2013 (Spanish Subtitles)
No full textDigitized documentary video about the United Farm Workers Movement in Texas. Originally from the papers of UTSA Faculty Dr. Raquel Marquez UA 99.0034. Subtitles translated and written by Eli Jacob Oviedo. English subtitles can be found here: https://digital.utsa.edu/digital/collection/p15125coll5/id/3758/rec/
Voices of the UFW in Texas, 1966-2013 (English Subtitles)
No full textDigitized documentary video about the United Farm Workers Movement in Texas. Originally from the papers of UTSA Faculty Dr. Raquel Marquez UA 99.0034. Spanish subtitles can be found here: https://digital.utsa.edu/digital/collection/p15125coll5/id/3822/rec/
Recetario cocina de Aguascalientes
No full textThe Josefina Velázquez de Leon Digitization Project is a partnership between The University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections and Fundación Herdez, A.C. Biblioteca de la Gastronomía Mexicana in Mexico City. The joint digitization project has resulted in 181 of Josefina's titles being digitized. This publication was digitized by UTSA Special Collections and can be viewed at the John Peace Library Reading Room.
A book of recipes on dishes from the state of Aguascalientes. Some foods included are cocktails and snacks, meat dishes, soups, and vegetable and salads.This item is the second edition. Includes introductory essay by Daniel de Lira Luna.
"Colección del arte" --Back cover. Includes bibliographical references. "Presentación Josefina Velázquez de León -- Josefina Velázquez de León: los libros mexicanos de cocina y el universo de los sabores de Aguascalientes -- Dedicatoria publicada en la edición original del recetario Cocina de Aguascalientes -- Cocteles y bocadillos -- Sopas -- Entradas -- Aves y carnes -- Carnes en frío -- Verduras y ensaladas -- Antojitos -- Diversos -- Especialidades con maíz -- Postres y dulces -- Repostería y panadería -- Bebidas -- Sección a cargo de la profesora Josefina Velázquez de León.
The full index can be found on page 3 of this PDF.Item has 180 pages and contains color illustrations. Item is 25 centimeters
07 of 22 - Camp and Hospital Staff, Births, Deaths, Misc.
No full textList of camp hospital staff, school teachers, coaches, and other staff from the Crystal City internment camp. Also included is a list of births, deaths, marriages, high school graduations, and other significant events that occured during the internment camp's exsistence
08 of 22 - Schedule "E" - Births and Deaths of Interned Individuals
No full textNames of children born in internment. Total of 220 of European and Japanese descents. Provided by Anita Schmeelk O'Brien, Karen Ebel and Heidi Gurcke Donald. Names of 29 deceased interns as provided by Carmen Sanchez Diaz and Jose F. Cazares of Crystal City, Texas