Video recording of a NT Scene segment about Dr. Kenneth Lavender, bibliographer, curator and head of the Rare Book Room in the University of North Texas' Willis Library. Dr. Lavender established the Rare Book and Texana Collection - its purpose is to preserve rare and special materials for research and cultural heritage. Together with Richard Himmel, they discuss the O. S. Levis and Frederic Remington exhibition: Two Vision of the American West that was on display from October 10th through December 15th, 1988.

Obituary of the widow of the last president of the Republic of Texas includes biography. Newspaper clipping is from the University of North Texas Archives.

Main Building at North Texas State Normal College. The Library was housed in this building from 1904-1912.

Men in hats and ties standing in tall grain

North Texas State Normal College, students and President Terrill, 1899. Individuals standing and sitting for a photo

North Texas State Normal College, class of 1901. Numerous head shots of individuals on a single page.

Large two-story brick house.

North Texas State Normal College, Kendall-Bruce Literary Society, September 30, 1901. Advertisement with text and two images of men in suits.

North Texas State Normal College, electric streetcar provides transportation between campus and downtown Denton beginning in 1910. People gathered on an electric street car.

North Texas State Normal College, normal orchestra, 1916. Men and women holding musical instruments, seated and standing around a large bass drum.

1911 - 1912 Brownies Basketball Team, North Texas State Normal College. Women in uniforms and one holding a basketball.

Home of North Texas Normal College President Menter Bradley Terrill, 1895-1901. Wooden house and trees - snow covered

E. H. Thompson, physiology & Algebra; Emma Mitchell, History; Annie Moore, Psychology & Methods; Mrs. Pearl Cardon McCracken, Librarian; W. H. Long, Natural Science. Five individuals in different images on a single page.

Campus, Avenue A, 1913, near Library building and Science building. Car with chains on tires in mud. Large brick buildings in the background.

Texas Normal College and Teachers Training Institute, Ruby Chilton (far right) and friends, early 1890s, Ruby was daughter of first president, a student and supervised library. Three people seated in a horse drawn carriage.

Mrs. H. A. Lewis, American History; J. A. Sanders, Arithmetic and Book keeping; J. S. Kendall, Pres.; Mattie Simkins, Drawing; M. Manora Boylan, Music & Reading. Five individuals in five different images on a singe page.

Education building, manual arts building, power plant on left. Library, science building, main building on right. Campus aerial, 1919. North Texas State Normal College. Aerial view of buildings and streets

Illustrated sheet containing five individual, oval-shaped portraits of faculty members at North Texas State Normal College. They are identified as: Edith L. Clark, Literature; W. H. Bruce, Mathematics; L. D. Borden, Physical Science; F. A. Hauslein, Latin; and Annie Webb, Blanton English.

Main building, built in 1904, photo taken in 1908 (see 1957 Yucca, pp. 10-11), 1907-08, Tuition free, total fee for nine-month session, $15.00. Large brick building behind a fence and trees

Scrapbook created by Gustine Courson Weaver containing materials related to the life and history of Philip Nolan, for whom Nolan County, Texas was named. Nolan was an Irish immigrant to the Texas-Louisiana area and a prolific horse trader and freebooter during the period of Spanish rule in Texas before Texas became a republic. The scrapbook contains articles about Nolan, photographs and photo copies, correspondence created for obtaining research materials, as well as snippets about Weaver's own life.

A pamphlet promoting North Texas State University's College of Business Administration.

Letter to Ann Weinreb from Jerry W. Young, the Director of Student Activities at Cuyahoga Community College, and Clark E. Drummond, the program advisor at Cuyahoga Community College. The letter is in regards to Miss Weinreb's recommendation of James Ira DeLoache for their American Heritage Series on the Creative American Negro. On the back of the letter is an introduction to James Ira DeLoache, known as an artist, historian, and lecturer. The program is for DeLoache's presentation on Nego History Through Art as well as a poetry recital.

DTV Newsbreak episode originally broadcast on channel 26 in Denton, Texas. Stories include: the City of Denton's Sesquicentennial Celebration, UNT Archive's "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, the Bear Parade at the Emily Fowler branch of the Denton Public Library, and UNT's 15th Annual Conference on Parent Education.

Monthly bulletin produced by North Texas State Teachers College providing information about schools and colleges on campus including their history, programs, and course offerings. This issue discusses the expansion of the School of Business Administration.