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Archives & Special Collection in San Antonio
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Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library - DRTThis archival collection contains approximately 38,000 non-circulating items, including documents, books, maps, letters and other artifacts, pertaining to the Republic of Texas, history of Texas, San Antonio, and the Alamo.
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UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures LibraryLocated inside the Institute of Texan Cultures Downtown San Antonio. There is access to photo collections, books, news clippings, reference materials, and more.
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Trinity University Special Collections and ArchivesRare books, personal papers, photographs, and Trinity University archives. Of particular note is the Claude and ZerNona Black collection documenting the civil rights and community activism of Reverend Black and his wife.
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Center for Mexican American Studies and Research Special Collections - Our Lady of the Lake University - Research CollectionsHistoric documents and information that include the Spanish Colonial Missions Collection, the María Antonietta Berriozábal Collection, the Mexican American Collection, among others. Make an appointment with OLLU library staff to see items in person.
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St. Mary's University Special CollectionsUniversity archives and manuscript collections, including the Spanish Archives of Laredo.
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Texana Department at the San Antonio Public LibraryDocuments the history of San Antonio, Bexar County and Texas, including selected San Antonio city documents, personal papers and organizational records, rare books, and genealogy resources.