Saint Rose Cemetery was designated a Texas Historical Cemetery during a dedication ceremony in August 2008. Dr. Barbara Welder, chair of the Bee County Historical Commission, spoke at the dedication which was attended by Lawrence Oaks, Executive Director of the Texas Historical Commission. This historical African American burial ground was formally deeded in 1921. However, some burials took place prior to that; with the earliest known burial being that of a former slave, Nancy Williams, dating from 1901. Among the prominent individuals interred here are Mose Lott and Allen Canada, the two men who built the first Beeville schoolhouse for African Americans; several veterans of conflicts dating back to World War I; and Mrs. Mary Canada, who was a mediator between the black and white communities during the “incident free” desegregation of the Beeville Independent School District.

Photograph of Digital Projects Unit in Willis Library, at the University of North Texas campus. A woman and man are both sitting in front of computers, with their backs facing the camera. The woman is identified as Ann Howington, and the man is identified as Jeremy Moore. A projection screen is hanging on the wall to the right. In the background, there is a book cart and refrigerator with a photograph of a white ferret on it. A man identified as Brandon Fredericks is sitting in front of a computer in a room in the far background.

Photograph of computer hardware in Digital Project Unit at Willis Library, on University of North Texas campus. A computer with two ViewSonic monitors is set up in the foreground. A book is open in front of the keyboard; an Epson scanner is sitting to the right of the computer. In the background, there is a man identified as Andres Cardonas sitting behind two computer monitors; a woman identified as Sarah Lynn Fisher is standing to the left.

Photograph of Sarah Lynn Fisher and Andres Cardona in Digital Projects Unit at Willis Library on University of North Texas campus. Fisher is sitting at a computer with two monitors; she has a UNT yearbook open on the desk in front of her and is processing scans in Photoshop. Other yearbooks are stacked on her left. In the background Cardona is sitting in front of a computer. Behind him, there are stacks of books on a cart and other computers.

Photograph of Sarah Lynn Fisher and Andres Cardona in the Digital Projects Unit at Willis Library on University of North Texas campus. Fisher is sitting at a computer with two monitors. An open UNT yearbook is sitting in front of the keyboard, and another is to her left. In the background, Cardona is sitting in front of a computer. Behind him, there are stacks of books on a cart, and other computers.

Photograph of the old Rare Book Room on the fourth floor of Willis Library. On the door is a map of the Texas Postcards Collection and the room number is 437.

Photograph of Bobby Griffith at the Government Documents service desk, on the third floor of Willis Library.

Photograph of the door to the old UNT Archives department on the fourth floor of Willis Library. In the window is a schedule of open hours and the room number is 430.

Photograph of the outside of the Microforms department in the lower levels of Willis Library. Seated at her desk is Lisa Maxwell Brown (left) and further down the corridor are students seated at individual desks.

Photograph of the book "Texas Log Cabin Building" written by Terry G. Jordan and photos of log cabins. All are pieces in the Terry Jordan Collection (UG20) which is held by UNT Special Collections in Willis Library.

Photograph of the door to the old UNT Archives department on the fourth floor of Willis Library. The room number is 430.

Photograph of the government document stacks housed on the third floor of Willis Library. Pictured are the Texas State Documents collection from 105 down.

Photograph of the entrance to the old Rare Book Room on the fourth floor of Willis Library. There is a sign beside the doorway and the room number is 437.

Photograph of the hallway in front of the Microforms department in the lower level of Willis Library. On the left is filing and on the right is the doorway.

Photograph of the sign and door for the old Rare Books Room on the fourth floor of Willis Library. The room number is 437.

Photograph of bookshelf holding books on World War II in Archives department of Willis Library.

Photograph of the exterior of the microforms department in the lower level of Willis Library. Seated at her desk is Lisa Maxwell Brown.

A photograph of a MC staff member leading a group dance in the Multicultural Center offices for an Open House event. She is standing towards the front of the group in a UNT Multicultural Center t-shirt. Behind the group there are bookcases with flags on top of them.

A photograph of students dancing in the Multicultural Center offices at an Open House event. They are in pairs and are holding each other's hands while leaning away. A set of bookcases are against the wall past them with small flags of different countries on top. There is also a dragon hanging from the ceiling.

A photograph of students dancing in the Multicultural Center offices at an Open House event. They are in pairs and are holding hands. A set of bookcases are against the wall on one side of the room and a rolled up projection screen is on the back wall.

A photograph of students performing a group dance in the Multicultural Center offices for an Open House event. They are standing in three rows and are taking steps. There is a large bookcase behind them with flags from different countries lined up on top of it.

A photograph of students and a child gathered in the Multicultural Center offices for a Throwback event. They are all standing together for a group photo and some are holding cups from Chicken Express.

A photograph of students learning to salsa dance in the Multicultural Center office in the Union on the UNT campus. They are gathered in groups and in pairs. A bookcase is along one wall and has flags arranged on top of it. There is also a dragon hanging from the ceiling.

A photograph of students learning to salsa dance in the Multicultural Center office in the Union on the UNT campus. They are gathered in a large group and are learning the steps. A bookcase is along one wall and has flags arranged on top of it.