Photocopies of newspaper articles, including obituaries of members of the related Ashcroft family, an invitation, a letter, a will, and some other items relating to the Hopkins County family.

This collection contains personal letters, documents and college admissions letters Sylvia McGrath received as well as letters and documents sent to her parents and a few other members of her family. The collection also contains a large assortment of photographs and negatives, especially of Sylvia and Myra's childhood, and a scrapbook for Sandra McGrath.

Legal documents pertaining to Nacogdoches area land transactions make up the bulk of this collection, though there is also some correspondence, an insurance policy for the Swift Bros. livery barn, and a map of land off Bois d'Arc Street.

Artist and faculty member at SFASU. Collection includes newspaper clippings, programs of exhibits, original drawings illustrating The Yazoo River, prints of birds of Eastern Texas and Western Louisiana, magazine articles illustrated by Turner, and biographical information.

Scrapbook of newspaper clippings from various Texas newspapers about the school explosion.

The East Texas School Men’s Club Collection documents the organization and activities of the East Texas School Men’s Club from 1930 to 1940 through correspondence, a historical manuscript, constitution, membership lists, meeting programs, and organizational reports. The materials document the Club’s efforts to address educational issues and promote cooperation among educational leaders in East Texas.

The Anna Mary Schott Family Collection consists of family papers and photographs documenting the Schott family and life in Nacogdoches, Texas. Materials include family and civic photographs, correspondence and postcards, legal and employment records, insurance policies, and an 1858 ledger documenting land titles and claims.

This collection consists of newspaper clippings, copies of police reports, and photocopies of photographs relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas, and the subsequent killings of Officer J. D. Tippit and Lee Harvey Oswald. The materials document contemporary reporting and official investigations surrounding these events.

Deeds and other documents relating to the ownership of the Stone Fort and the lot on which it stood in downtown Nacogdoches.

The bible records (1830-1974) include births, deaths, and marriages of the Lanford, Yandle, Jimmerson, Wright, and Rodgers families of Henderson, Rusk County, Texas.

Robert Wilson was a businessman, soldier in the Republic of Texas Army and congressman of Harrisburg, Texas. Photostats of Wilson's letters to his son, James Theodore Dudley Wilson, and some miscellaneous other documents.

This collection includes programs, photographs, newspaper clippings on SFA and local musical events, and original hand-drawn and printed artwork.

The items in this collection relate to William Roark's work as a surveyor and in other official positions, to the buying and selling of slaves, and to other aspects of his life. All of the items in the collection are photocopies plus one typescript of one of the documents.

Materials relating to the military careers of Lufkin residents Harry F. Swank, Marine Corps (1941-1945) and his wife, Mary Addie Foster, Marine Corps Women's Reservists (1943-1945). Includes a Bible issued to service personnel and a war ration book.