B. Business & Organizational Collection

The collection consists of annual reports, meeting minutes, history and activities of the company and other items relating to the business

The material in this collection consists of newspaper articles, oral history interviews, childrens artwork and photographs.

Papers for the University of San Augustine, the Wesleyan Male and Female College, and the University of Eastern Texas are included in this collection; papers for the Masonic Institute are processed separately.

This collection of 13 receipt books from the Swift Brothers and Smith Inc. drugstore covers the years from 1950 to 1960 (excluding 1954).

Constitution, minutes, correspondence, publications and other records relating to the SFA Chapter and the State Association of TACT.

Contains Nacogdoches County schoolhouse bonds. A few waterworks and sewer system, electric light system, airport, street improvement, road, bridge, and refunding bonds are also included.

The collection contains material published for the celebrating of Texas’ Centennial.

Nacogdoches company founded in 1930, by M. S. Wright, Texas Farm Products was built as a fertilizer and feed manufacturing company. Collection includes an almanac, photographs, calendar, newsletters, and newspaper clippings about the company

Records of the Texas Forestry Association from 1936 to 1993. Records include annual and spring meetings, committee reports, special programs as Tree Farm and Texas Reforestation, Project Learning Tree, as well as media files. Separate indexes have been prepared for important speeches given at meetings as well as photographs found in the collection.

The collection contains material published for the celebrating of Texas’ Sesquicentennial

Materials include First Families Certificate applications, Gone to Texas applications, and office files

The collection features programs from the annual convention, faculty notices and a scrapbook.

Sheet music, programs, cassette tapes, CDs

Most of the collection consists of photocopies.

This collection consists of nine crayon 16 x 20 portraits of 19th century Tyler County, Texas County and District Court judges. All the portraits were done by Anderson Portrait and Frame Co., Elm Street, Dallas, Texas between June and October 1913.

The record book is 139 pages long and includes a list of male and female members, the church's articles of faith, covenant, and minutes. The book is handwritten in cursive.

The scrapbooks contain information and activities of the Henry C. Hancock Chapter.