Document containing questions and answers from an Austin American-Statesman interview with Lance Avery Morgan.

Letter from Al Daniels to Susan Hayes about missing loaned items.

Letter from Al Daniels to Susan Hayes concerning the loaning of flags and bunting to the Dallas County Democratic Party.

Pamphlet that advertises an exhibition presented by the Mexic-Arte Museum entitled "Mexican Calendar Legends, 20th Century Mexican Calendar Art in Galas de Mexico". Along with the title of the exhibition and an image of a painting from the exhibition, the cover of the pamphlet also establishes that the pamphlet is made up of "Brochure Translations" from a separate gallery guide that is in Spanish. The first page features an introduction about the exhibition. The majority of remaining pages list the artists that are included in the exhibition as well as a short biography and description of the type of artwork each one produces. The last two pages list a few of the "classic themes of the calendar paintings". The back cover of the pamphlet features the sponsors of the museum and the exhibition as well as information about the exhibition and the museum.

Monthly magazine published by the Frank Erwin Center describing upcoming events and providing news related to the performing arts and entertainment in Austin, Texas. This issue includes ...

Email from Daniel Graney to Rick Walker about the number of Texas Stonewall Democratic Caucus board members.

Letter from Charles Griffith to Susan Hayes about loaning flags and bunting to the Dallas County Democratic Party.

Article about events that took place during the opening weekend of Austin's South by Southwest festival in 2004, including the Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards and the SXSW Film Conference and Festival.

Photograph of the Buddington-Benedict-Sheffield Compound, in Austin, Texas.

Video footage from the Tommie L. Wyatt Collection. The video is from Michael Lofton's talk show where Tommie L. Wyatt was a guest. Topics discussed include the history of the Villager newspaper, the history of the Black registry, the importance of Black media, and the importance of the Black vote.

Video footage from the Tommie L. Wyatt Collection. The video is from Michael Lofton's talk show where Tommie L. Wyatt and A. Evans were guests. Topics discussed include the importance of Black media and the importance of the Black vote in American politics.

Email correspondence between Stan Main, Al Daniels, and Jack (last name unknown) about volunteer opportunities.

Email from Stan Main to Rick Walker about the attendees of the Texas Stonewall Democratic Caucus meeting.

Emails between Stan Main and Nancy Russell regarding a meeting, forwarded to Rick Walker.

Delve into the fascinating world of Hollywood's golden era through the extraordinary watercolor storyboards of "Gone with the Wind," preserved within the extensive collection of legendary producer David O. Selznick. These elaborate watercolor masterpieces served as a visual narrative, meticulously painted to bring the classic film's iconic scenes to life before the cameras even rolled. Join us on a captivating journey as we explore these exquisite storyboards, which accompanied Selznick on scouting trips to handpick the perfect filming locations. Step back in time and witness the creative vision that shaped one of cinema's most cherished and enduring masterpieces.

Behold an extraordinary piece of history in the David Douglas Duncan collection at the Harry Ransom Center. This remarkable champagne bottle, signed by none other than Pablo Picasso and his new bride, Jacqueline, on their wedding day in 1961, is a testament to their union and artistic brilliance. Captured through the lens of David Douglas Duncan, who extensively photographed Picasso, this captivating artifact commemorates a momentous occasion in the life of the renowned artist. Discover the allure of artistic legends brought together in this unique and cherished memento.

Step into the fascinating world of curation as Ransom Center staff meticulously prepare a captivating display in the newly minted public viewing room. Here, visitors have the unique opportunity to explore requested photographs, each carefully chosen to showcase the center's extensive collection. With attention to detail and a passion for preserving history, the staff ensures an enriching experience for all who enter this haven of knowledge and creativity. Witness the artistry of storytelling through imagery, as the Ransom Center continues its mission to inspire, educate, and ignite curiosity about the wonders of our cultural heritage.

Step into a world of enchantment and artistic marvel as you explore the Stanley Marcus Collection of Italian marionettes. These captivating characters once brought the tales of Charlemagne and other enthralling narratives to life on the puppet opera stages of the 1860s. Marvel at the intricately crafted marionettes and relish the enduring charm of this historical collection, a testament to the rich heritage of puppetry and storytelling.

Explore the enchanting world of Sicilian marionettes showcased in the prestigious Stanley Marcus Collection at Ransom Center. Delve into the captivating realm of Italian puppet operas performed during the 1860s, as these intricately crafted characters come to life through the art of puppetry. Witness the rich heritage and artistic craftsmanship preserved in these mesmerizing marionettes, providing a glimpse into the timeless tradition of puppet theater.

In the hallowed halls of the Ransom Center's public space, a contemporary scholar immerses himself in the wisdom of the ages. With laptop in hand, he meticulously transcribes insights from the pages of an ancient book, bridging the gap between the past and the digital era. The fusion of traditional research and modern technology brings history to life, preserving its essence for generations to come. Witness the harmonious dance of old and new, as knowledge is passed down through time, creating an everlasting tapestry of human intellect and curiosity.

Discover the captivating world of curation as Ransom Center staff meticulously prepare a remarkable display in the newly unveiled public viewing room. This behind-the-scenes glimpse offers insight into the meticulous process of selecting and presenting requested photographs from the center's vast collection. Witness the dedication and passion of the staff as they bring history to life, creating an enriching and inspiring experience for all visitors. Step into a realm of artistic storytelling through imagery, as the Ransom Center continues its mission to preserve and share our cultural heritage with the world.

Research about music festivals in 2005 compiled for an article that was published in the December 2004 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Peek behind the scenes of historical preservation and witness the expertise of Ransom Center staff as they curate a captivating display in the new public viewing room. Unravel the treasures of the past as requested photographs from the center's extensive collection come to life. Delve into the art of archiving, where history is meticulously preserved, and stories from the past are carefully curated for the world to explore. Embark on a journey through time and witness the magic of bringing history to the forefront in this enlightening and immersive experience.

Explore the Harry Ransom Center, a prestigious archive, library, and museum at the University of Texas. With 36 million literary manuscripts, one million rare books, five million photographs, and over 100,000 works of art, this center is a treasure trove of human creativity and knowledge. Scholars and enthusiasts can enjoy galleries with rotating exhibitions and a reading room for scholarly pursuits, making it a hub for advancing the study of arts and humanities.