A photograph of Roald Dahl's signature in the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". It is written on a sticker that was placed on the "For Theo" page. The page beside it lists Dahl's other books and a copyright message.

A photograph of the cover of "Heidi". The book is propped up on a stand and it has gold lettering and illustrations in black ink on the red material. At the top is a view of mountains with trees in front and beneath the title are two flowers.

Photograph of a Heidi doll dressed in white shoes, a red skirt and blue bodice, with white undershirt and apron. It also has on a small straw hat with flowers on it.

A photograph of the cover of a book called "Raggedy Ann Stories" by Johnny Gruelle. The book is resting on a stand and there is a picture of a Raggedy Ann doll on the cover.

Three photographs of the pop-up book "Little Red Riding Hood" by Marjorie Priceman. The first picture shows the cover with illustrations. The second and third pictures are of scenes in the book and pop-up illustrations.

A photograph of a piece of paper with "To Gustine Courson Weaver" written on it. It is also signed by Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse. The frame is larger than the paper and has a metal finish.

Four photographs of the pop-up book "Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees." The first picture shows the cover and it's red spine. The second, third, and fourth pictures all show the pages open to different scenes of them in a garden and on a ship.

Selfie of Stefanie Skogen smiling in front of the UNT Welcome Center.

A photograph of the cover of "Little Lord Fauntleroy". The book is propped up on a stand and the cover is visible. The material is blue and there is a yellow rectangle on the front with the title and author in white text and a large color illustration of a scene from the book.

A photograph of the title page in the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl. There is a picture of the movie poster beneath the title and a message that reads "To Dania from 'Charlie'" and signed by Peter Ostrum.

Photograph of a Little Red Riding Hood doll dressed in black shoes, socks, a dress with red flowers, and a red cape. The doll has painted yellow hair and red lips. There is a tag under the cape that reads "Genuine Madame --- Doll; Little Red Riding Hood" and has a green circle with a picture inside it at the top.

A photograph of the cover of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl. There is an illustrated chocolate bar at he top and a drawing of Willy Wonka and a child's face behind him.

A photograph of an illustration in "Little Lord Fauntleroy". The book is opened to pages 94 and 95. In the illustration Little Lord Fauntleroy is supporting an older man as they walk through a hallway with a dog beside them. There are paintings on the walls and other gentlemen behind them. Beneath the illustration is the line "'Just lean on me' he said. 'I'll walk very slowly'".

A photograph of the inner flap and flyleaf in the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl. There is a short description of the book on the flap and a photograph of Gene Wilder with his signature and Denise Nickerson's underneath it.

A photograph of an illustration in the book "Raggedy Ann Stories" by Johnny Gruelle. In the picture Raggedy Ann is lifting a kitten out of the basket and two other toys are standing with her.

Four photographs of "The Pop-up Mickey Mouse" book. The first is of the cover with Mickey jumping. The second, third, and fourth pictures are of the inner pages of the book with colorful scenes of a Mickey and Pluto and Mickey and Minnie at the circus.

Photograph of Boycott Grapes and Viva La Mujer buttons, held by UNT Special Collections. The Boycott Grapes button is black with an orange circle in the middle and a black bird graphic. The Viva La Mujer button has a white symbol for women on it, a black bird graphic inside it. Another Boycott Grapes Button is red with a black bird graphic in the middle. Dr. Gloria Contreras (1947-) was recruited to work at the University of North Texas in 1987 because of her strong background in multicultural and social studies education. Her passion was teaching social studies with a global perspective, and furthering the place of women and minorities in education, teaching and scholarship. In 1989, she was appointed the first Director of the Office of Minority Affairs (now the Office of Multicultural Affairs), where she was tasked to create a plan to recruit and retain minority students and faculty. Contreras co-authored some of the leading K-6 social studies textbooks published by Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, served as the Executive Editor of The Social Science, a national journal for educators, and was elected Director of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education. In 2002, Contreras was honored as a Latina Living …

Photograph of Marjorie Herrera Lewis sitting at a table for a book signing event called Friends of Hillsboro City Library Author Luncheon held at Hillsboro Historic City Hall. The author and photojournalist is looking away from the camera and smiling. She is holding a pen and a there is a stack of books to her right on the table.