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Stumpf (Ella Ketcham Daggett) Papers, 1866, 1914-1992

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Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf Papers, 1866, 1914-1992

Descriptive Summary Creator: Stumpf, Ella Ketcham Daggett (1903-1993) Title: Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf Papers, 1866-1914-1992 Dates: 1866, 1914-1992 Creator Ella Ketcham Daggett was an active historic preservationist and writer

Abstract: of various subjects, mainly Texas history and culture. Content Consisting primarily of short manuscripts and the source material Abstract: gathered in their production, the Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf Papers

include information on a range of topics associated with Texas history and culture. Identification: Col 6744 Extent: 16 document and photograph boxes, 1 artifacts box, 2 oversize boxes, 1

oversize folder Language: Materials are in English Repository: DRT Collection at Texas A&M University-San Antonio

Biographical Note

A fifth-generation Texan, Ella Ketcham Daggett was born on October 11, 1903 at her grandmother’s home in Palestine, Texas to Fred D. and Ella Ketcham Daggett. Growing up in San Antonio, she graduated from high school in 1920 and attended the University of Texas, before withdrawing due to illness. While undergoing medical treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, she met her future husband, Franz W. Stumpf (1889-1984), an oral surgeon then working at the clinic. After their marriage in 1923, the couple settled in San Antonio, where Dr. Stumpf opened a dental practice.

Long interested in the history and historic sites of Texas, Mrs. Stumpf was active in many historical and preservation organizations, notably, the San Antonio Conservation Society and the Historic Buildings Foundation, which she helped establish. She was a vigorous advocate for the cause of historic preservation, and was instrumental in rallying support for the Menger Hotel when the 1859 building was threatened with demolition in the 1940s. She was also active in the preservation of the José Antonio Navarro house, the Ursuline Academy, buildings in the La Villita area of San Antonio, and other sites. She and her husband also purchased and restored an 1880s-era residence in the 1940s, christening their Howard Street home “Sol y Sombra.”

Mrs. Stumpf began a writing career while a student at the University of Texas, on the staff of the Daily Texan student newspaper. She continued to research and write throughout her life, on history, historic buildings, cooking, gardening, and many other subjects. Her articles appeared in newspapers and periodicals throughout Texas and beyond. She was also the author of a pamphlet entitled San Antonio’s Menger, published by the hotel in 1953.

While less active as a writer in her later years, Mrs. Stumpf continued to research and gather source material, and she remained active in several organizations until her death on April 15, 1993.

References:

Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf Papers. DRT Collection at Texas A&M University-San Antonio.

Ella K. Daggett Stumpf, vertical file. DRT Collection at Texas A&M University-San Antonio.

Who’s Who of American Women. Chicago: A.N. Marquis Co., 1958.

Scope and Content Note

Consisting primarily of short manuscripts and the source material gathered in their production, the Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf Papers include information on a range of topics associated with Texas history and culture.

Restrictions

Access Restrictions

No restrictions. The collection is open for research.

Usage Restrictions

Please be advised that the library does not hold the copyright to most of the material in its archival collections. It is the responsibility of the researcher to secure those rights when needed. Permission to reproduce does not constitute permission to publish. The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming to the laws of copyright, literary property rights, and libel.

Acknowledgements

Initial processing of the Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf papers was accomplished by Louise A. Foster, Diana Guthrie and John Powell, students in the Fall 1995 Archives and Manuscripts class at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Texas at Austin. Their invaluable assistance is gratefully acknowledged.

Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf Papers, 1866, 1914-1992, Col 6744, DRT Collection at Texas A&M University-San Antonio.

Acquisition Information

Gift of Kris K. McCluskey, 1993April.

Processing Information

Processed by Louisa A. Foster, Diana Guthrie, and John Powell, 1995.

Additional Processing by Warren Stricker, 1998 July.

Edited by Rebeka Delgado, 2020 June.

Detailed Description of the Collection

Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf Papers, 1866, 1914-1992

The papers are organized into five series, the most significant of which is Writings and Research, which includes articles written by Mrs. Stumpf, in typescript and published forms, her research notes, and source material, particularly copies of published material and newspaper clippings. Files within the series are in alphabetical order by subject; some of these files were created by Mrs. Stumpf, but much of the arrangement was developed during processing. The most extensive files are associated with the Menger Hotel, and include information on the history of the hotel and events which took place there. Other historic sites and buildings which are documented in detail include the Driskill Hotel in Austin and the Ursuline Academy in San Antonio. Research on Texas historic sites in general is found in the Texas Houses and Historic Sites files, and in Travel and Texas Hotels files. Mrs. Stumpf’s interest in cooking and gardening, particularly in a historic sense, is also well represented. Additional information on cooking in Texas is found in files on Christmas as it was celebrated in Texas. Research material related to Mrs. Stumpf’s family history, particularly the Daggett and Worsham families, includes some family narratives and copies of source documents. Many of the other subjects included in the series are often documented by a single file of miscellaneous material. Photographs found with research material have been moved to the Photographs series.

The second series, Books, Pamphlets and Periodicals, contains a small number of general historical works.

Personal Material contains a miscellany of letters, biographical information, and printed material.

Another significant series is Photographs, which is generally divided between images of historic buildings and personal photographs. Larger photographic prints have been arranged by subject, and include a number of photographs of the Daggett and Stumpf family members, historic buildings, and photographs of the two Stumpf homes in San Antonio. Photographs of scenes at St. Mary’s Hall, a private girls’ school in San Antonio, may have come from Roe Daggett Johnson, a staff member at the school. Photographs which may be of Mrs. Johnson are also found in these subject files.

A small group of snapshots of East Texas sites, mounted on cardboard with accompanying captions, is attributed to Mary Daggett Lake. Oversize photos include professionally produced views of the Stumpf home, removed from an album. The album itself contained no captions nor additional information, and was not retained.

The bulk of the photographs consists of snapshots, presumably taken by Mrs. Stumpf and her husband, and dating from the 1930s through the 1970s. Some of these had been arranged by Mrs. Stumpf into two alphabetical files. The first of these, labeled “Family Photographs,” gathered photos of Mr. and Mrs. Stumpf, relatives, and family friends. The alphabetical arrangement has been retained, with some modifications, and the photographs have been rehoused. Some loose snapshots have also been incorporated into this arrangement.

The other existing file was labeled “Old Houses,” and consists of photos of historic buildings around Texas, arranged alphabetically by location. A large portion of these are of San Antonio buildings. Most of the photographs date from the 1930s through 1950s, and include images of buildings which have since been demolished.

The remainder of the photographs had been stored in the envelopes in which they were received from the photo-processor. These have simply been rehoused and arranged chronologically, based on the processing date or dates noted on the prints themselves. All of the snapshots and negatives have been placed in envelopes, with some of the significant locations or subjects depicted noted on the envelope and in the finding aid.

Some snapshots had been housed in small photograph albums; these have been removed from the album and kept together. As no captions were included with these albums, they were discarded.

The final photographic format consists of color transparencies of houses in the King William neighborhood of San Antonio.

The fifth series includes artifacts found with the papers. Some items are associated with subjects covered in the research files, while others are miscellaneous personal items.

I. WRITINGS AND RESEARCH Box Folder Argyle Hotel 1 1 Writings 1 2-3 Notes 1 4 Clippings and printed material 1 5 Moses Austin See also PHOTOGRAPHS 1 6 Judah Benjamin/Alphonse de Saligny 1 7 Sarah Bernhardt 1 8 William Bollaert 1 9 Brackenridge/Wheatley Schools Christmas 1 10 Writings—Manuscripts 1 11 Writings—Published 1 12 Correspondence 1 13 Notes 1 14 Unpublished sources 1 15 Published sources 2 16-18 Clippings 2 19 General printed material Box Folder 2 20 Columbus, Texas See also PHOTOGRAPHS, ARTIFACTS Cookery 2 21 Writings and notes 2 22 Notes 2 23 Published sources 2 24 Clippings 2 25 General printed material Oversize material Oversize Yturri-Edmunds property cookbooks box 18 Daggett family 2 26 Eph M. Daggett, “Recollections of the War of the Moderators and Regulators” 2 27 Laura A. Daggett, “Reminiscences of My Life and Family” 2 28 L.D. Daggett material 3 29 Fred Reynolds material 3 30 Notes and clippings See also PHOTOGRAPHS Driskill Hotel 3 31 Correspondence 3 32 Notes 3 33 Driskill Hotel Corporation 3 34 Heritage Society of Austin 3 35 Clippings 3 36 Printed material—Driskill Hotel 3 37 Printed material—Driskill Hotel events Oversize Oversize material box 19 See also ARTIFACTS Box Folder Gardening 3 38 Writings—Manuscripts 3 39 Writings—Published 3 40 Notes 3 41 Unpublished sources 3 42 Published sources 4 43 Clippings 4 44 General printed material 4 45 John Bell Hood 4 46 Hot Wells Hotel 4 47 Hunting Menger Hotel 4 48 Writings 4 49 Notes 4 50-51 Correspondence 4 52 Published sources 4/5 53- Clippings 55/56- 58 5 59 Oral history Menger Hotel 5 60 Menus 5 61 Programs 5 62 Invitations 5 63 General printed material 5 64 Minutes 5 65-67 Notebook (Photographs from the notebook have been transferred to the Photographs series) Box Folder Oversize material Oversize Life, October 12, 1959 box 18 See also ARTIFACTS, PHOTOGRAPHS Montgomery, Texas 6 68 Writings 6 69 Source material 6 70 Somervell campaign, Bennett regiment 6 71 Hunting 6 72 Gardens Oversize Oversize material box 18 See also PHOTOGRAPHS Moody family 6 73 Correspondence 6 74 Clippings 6 75 General printed material 6 76 Navarro house See also PHOTOGRAPHS 6 77 Olivarri family 6 78 Race relations 6 79 Ste. Genevieve, Missouri See also PHOTOGRAPHS San Antonio Restaurants and Hotels 6 80 Writings 6 81 Notes 6 82 Unpublished sources 6 83 Published sources 6 84 Menus Oversize Menus (oversize) box 19 Box Folder 6 85 Clippings Antonio López de Santa Anna 6 86 Writings Oversize material Oversize Mortgage bonds: issued by Antonio López de Santa Anna, Box 19 1866 (2 copies) 6 87 Staffel/Elmendorf families 6 88 Steves family Texas, general 7 89 Notes 7 90 Unpublished sources 7 91 Published sources 7 92 Clippings 7 93 General printed material Oversize material Oversize San Antonio Express-News supplements box 19 Texas Houses and Historic Sites 7 94 Writings 7 95-96 Notes 7 97 Correspondence 7 98 Unpublished sources 7 99 Published sources 7 100 Clippings 7 101 General printed material 7 102 San Antonio Conservation Society Oversize material Oversize Donald E. Everett. Monte Vista: The Gilded Age of an box 19 Historic District, 1890-1930. Supplement to the North San Antonio Times and the Alamo Heights Recorder-Times, 1988. Box Folder Oversize Morrison and Fourmy’s Revised Map of City of San map case Antonio, Texas. St. Louis: A. Gast and Co., 1883 (facsimile; 2 copies) Architectural drawing: Riff Stirman, “A Residence Inspired by Early Texas Architecture,” 1942 Plats: HemisFair area (2 items) Poster: HemisFair 1968 See also PHOTOGRAPHS Travel and Texas Hotels 8 103 Writings 8 104 Notes 8 105 Clippings 8 106 General printed material Ursuline Academy 8 107 Writings—manuscripts 8 108 Writings—published 8 109 Notes 8 110 Unpublished sources 8 111 Published sources 8 112 Clippings 8 113 General printed material Oversize material Oversize Paintings box 19 See also PHOTOGRAPHS 8 114 Worsham/Woodson families Miscellaneous source material 8 115 Clippings 8 116 General printed material II. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND PERIODICALS Box Folder Box 9 Cornelia E. Crook. Henry Castro and His Homestead. Cornelia E. Crook, 1978 F.T. Fields. Texas Sketchbook, revised edition. Humble Oil and Refining Co., 1962 Bruce M. Frazee, ed. Directory of Field Trip Experiences for Bexar County. 1978 A Group of Themes on the Architecture and Culture of Early Texas. undated Katherine Hart. 19th Century Austin. Austin Heritage Foundation, 1970 (4 copies) Historic San Antonio, 1700-1900. San Antonio Chapter, American Institute of Architects, 1963 (2 copies) Southwestern Historical Quarterly. 61 (October 1957) 63 (October 1959)

III. PERSONAL MATERIAL Box Folder 10 117 Correspondence 10 118 Financial documents Organizations 10 119 Daughters of the Republic of Texas 10 120 Club Giraud Oral history 10 121 Ella Ketcham Daggett Stumpf 10 122 Autograph 10 123 Fred D. Daggett material Music 10 124 Miguel Bernal, “Suite Autografo” 10 125 Artwork 10 126 Notecards Box Folder 10 127 Letterhead 10 128 Invitations and announcements 10 129 Catalogs—books 10 130 Periodicals 10 131 Postcards, non-Texas 10 132 Clippings: Ella K.D. Stumpf 10 133 General printed

IV. PHOTOGRAPHS Box Folder Prints 11 134 Castroville, Texas 11 135 Columbus, Texas 11 136 Daggett/Ketcham/Worsham family 11 137 Daggett/Ketcham/Worsham family (copy prints) 11 138 Gentilz paintings 11 139 Roe Daggett Johnson? 11 140 Marlin, Texas 11 141 Menger Hotel 11 142 Menger Hotel—from research notebook 11 143 Mirabeau (Ella Daggett house, Austin, Texas) 11 144 Montgomery, Texas 11 145 José Antonio Navarro/Navarro house 11 146 New Braunfels, Texas 11 147 Los Pastores 11 148 People—identified 11 149- People—unidentified 150 12 151 St. Mary’s Hall 12 152 San Antonio, miscellaneous 12 153 Seguin, Texas 12 154 Sol y Sombra Box Folder 12 155 Ella K.D. and Franz Stumpf 12 156 Stumpf house, Augusta Street 12 157 Daniel Sullivan house 12 158 Ursuline Academy 12 159 Miscellaneous Album pages 12 160 Historic houses Mary Daggett Lake photographs 12 161- East Texas historic sites 163 Slides 12 164 Von Koëhring house Oversize photographs Oversize Alamo box 19 Castroville, Texas Oversize Seguin, Texas box 18 Stumpf family house, Springfield, Ohio Stumpf house, Augusta Street (two folders, removed from album) Fabric sample, removed from Stumpf house photograph album Sol y Sombra Family photographs file Box 13 Dan Daggett family Dan Daggett family Dan and Kay Daggett Dan Daggett, Jr.; Ella Daggett; Ella K.D. Stumpf Dan Daggett, Jr.; Ella K.D. Stumpf Dan Daggett; Ella K.D. Stumpf Dan and Mary Daggett; Mamie Woodson Ketcham Fred D. and Ella Daggett; Franz Stumpf Ella Daggett; Ella K.D. Stumpf Frederick Dickenson Louise Daggett Fischer; Katherine Fischer; Mrs. Lorenzo Daggett Kerrins family Box Folder Box 13 Berylita Frances Ponton; Les Trott; Grey Moss Inn; Randolph Air Force Base Ella K.D. Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf; Annamarie and Bill Kerrins; Les Trott Ella K.D. Stumpf; parrots Franz Stumpf Franz Stumpf Franz Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Ella Daggett Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Ella Daggett; others Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Mrs. A. Kerrins; Bill Kerrins; George Gibbons Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Kerrins family Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; others Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; others Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; pets Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; others Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Fiesta San Antonio Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Garner State Park Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Galveston Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Medina Lake Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Fred D. and Ella Daggett; Barr Healey; Rockport, Texas Box Folder Box 13 Ella K.D. Stumpf; Franz Stumpf; Rockport, Texas? Ella K.D. Stumpf; Carolyn Stumpf Stumpf house, Augusta Street William Wilson; Daisy Wiley Various people Various people Various people (negatives only) Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Old Houses file Box 13 Austin, Texas (Capitol; Ney house; O. Henry house; French Legation; Governor’s Mansion; Pease mansion) Austin, Texas (negatives) Austin, Texas (Merrill house) Boerne, Texas Boerne, Texas (negatives) Castroville, Texas Castroville, Texas (negatives) Castroville, Texas Columbus, Texas Comfort, Texas C, unidentified (negatives) Durham, Connecticut (Moses Austin house) Fredericksburg, Texas Galveston, Texas Galveston, Texas (negatives) Harrisburg, Texas Houston, Texas Huntsville, Texas Leon Springs, Texas Montgomery, Texas Montgomery, Texas (negatives) New Braunfels, Texas Box Folder Box 13 Peñitas, Texas Old Houses file Pioneer chimneys Quihi, Texas Rockport, Texas area; Fulton; Goose Island San Antonio, Texas (Alamo; Aqueduct; Argyle Hotel) San Antonio, Texas (Blum Street; Bright Shawl) San Antonio, Texas (Cos house; Crockett Street) San Antonio, Texas (Dauenhauer house; Dwyer Avenue [Bennett house?]) San Antonio, Texas (DAR markmer) San Antonio, Texas (Fischer house) San Antonio, Texas (Guilbeau house) San Antonio, Texas (Hidalgo monument) San Antonio, Texas (houses) San Antonio, Texas (Irish Flats) San Antonio, Texas (Kampmann house; Kearney house) San Antonio, Texas (King William area; Anton Wulff house; Niggli studio) San Antonio, Texas (King William area?; Joske house?) ; negative only San Antonio, Texas (Nat Lewis house) San Antonio, Texas (Nat Lewis house); negatives only San Antonio, Texas (Marucheau house) San Antonio, Texas (Menger Hotel) San Antonio, Texas (Menger Hotel) San Antonio, Texas (Nacogdoches Street; North Alamo Street) San Antonio, Texas (Nuestra Señora de la Purissima Concepción Mission) San Antonio, Texas (O. Henry house) San Antonio, Texas (Oge house) San Antonio, Texas (Reed house [Russell house?]) Box Folder Box 14 San Antonio, Texas (San Antonio River; St. Mary’s College; Twohig house) San Antonio, Texas (San Antonio River) San Antonio, Texas (San Fernando Cathedral) San Antonio, Texas (San Francisco de la Espada Mission) San Antonio, Texas (San José y San Miguel de Aguayo Mission) San Antonio, Texas (San Juan Capistrano Mission) San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra) San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra) San Antonio, Texas (South Alamo Street? De Mazieres house) San Antonio, Texas (Stumpf house, Augusta Street) San Antonio, Texas (Sullivan house) San Antonio, Texas (Twohig house) San Antonio, Texas (Ursuline Academy) San Antonio, Texas (Ursuline Academy) San Antonio, Texas (Vance house) San Antonio, Texas (Yturri house) negative only Seguin, Texas Unidentified Unidentified; negatives Snapshots Box 14 Brownsville, Texas; Port Isabel, Texas; Rio Grande Valley; 1938 Corpus Christi, Texas; McAllen, Texas; 1938 Corpus Christi, Texas; Port Isabel, Texas; 1938 Corpus Christi, Texas; King Ranch; 1938 Mexico; 1938 South Texas; 1938 Old D'Hanis, Texas; 1942 Old D’Hanis, Texas; 1942 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1948 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1948 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1948 Stumpf family; 1948 New Orleans; 1950 Box Folder Box 14 San Antonio, Texas (Kampmann house); 1950 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1950 Comfort, Texas (Rice property); 1951 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1951 San Antonio, Texas; Austin, Texas (Mirabeau); 1952 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); Seguin, Texas; 1952 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra, Ella Daggett); Boerne, Texas; 1953-1953 Boerne, Texas; Comfort, Texas; 1953 Boerne, Texas; Comfort, Texas; Castroville, Texas; San Antonio, Texas; 1953 Boerne, Texas; Fredericksburg, Texas; 1953 Boerne, Texas; Comfort, Texas; Fredericksburg, Texas; 1953 Boerne, Texas; Sisterdale, Texas; San Antonio, Texas (Isbell house); 1953 Boerne, Texas; Sisterdale, Texas; 1953 Montgomery, Texas; 1953 New Braunfels, Texas; 1953 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1953 San Antonio, Texas (La Villita, Spanish Governor’s Palace); 1953 San Antonio, Texas (Guilbeau quarters); 1953 Fred and Ella Daggett; Robert and Donna Ives; 1954 Box 15 Anderson, Texas; Montgomery, Texas; Plantersville, Texas; 1955 California; 1955 California; 1955 Santa Barbara, California; San Juan Bautista; 1955 Santa Barbara, California; 1955 Montgomery, Texas; 1955 Montgomery, Texas; 1955 Montgomery, Texas; 1955 Montgomery, Texas; 1955 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1955 San Antonio (log buildings); 1955 Connecticut; 1957 Box Folder Box 15 Mystic, Connecticut; 1957 Mystic, Connecticut; 1958 Gonzales, Texas; 1958 Witte family; 1958 Austin, Texas (Laguna Gloria; Neill-Cochran house); 1959 Austin, Texas; 1959 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1959 Castroville, Texas; 1960 Castroville, Texas; San Antonio (Navarro house; Sol y Sombra); 1960 San Antonio, Texas (Lewis house; Sullivan house); 1960 San Antonio, Texas (River Art Show); 1960 Santa Fe, New Mexico; 1960 Castroville, Texas; 1961 Edge Falls; 1961 Edge Falls; 1961 San Antonio, Texas (Gallagher ranch); 1961 San Antonio, Texas (Guilbeau quarters); 1961? San Antonio, Texas (Guilbeau quarters); 1961 San Antonio, Texas (River Art Show); 1961 San Antonio, Texas (River Art Show); 1961 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1961 San Antonio, Texas (Ursuline Academy); Tyler, Texas; 1961 Brackettville, Texas (Alamo Ranch); 1962 Castroville, Texas; 1962 New Braunfels, Texas; 1962 San Antonio, Texas (McNay Art Institute); Castroville, Texas; 1962 San Antonio, Texas (Ruiz house); 1962 San Antonio, Texas (San Antonio River); 1962 San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); 1962 Brackettville, Texas (Alamo Village); 1963 New Braunfels, Texas; 1964 San Antonio, Texas (River Art Show); 1964 Box Folder Box 15 San Antonio, Texas (River Art Show); 1964 Boerne, Texas; Leon Springs, Texas; 1965 Ingram, Texas (Hill Country Arts Foundation; Buck Schiwetz; Leonard Brooks); Guadalupe River; 1965 Guadalupe River; 1965 St. Augustine, Florida; 1965 St. Augustine, Florida; 1965 Ste. Genevieve, Missouri; 1965 San Antonio, Texas; Ste. Genevieve, Missouri; 1965 San Antonio, Texas (Navarro house, Bean house); Ste. Genevieve, Missouri; 1965 San Antonio, Texas; Boerne, Texas; Fredericksburg, Texas; New Orleans; Massachusetts; Canada; 1965 Seguin, Texas; 1965 Austin, Texas (Mirabeau); 1966 Boerne, Texas (Cibolo Creek); 1966 Boerne, Texas; Ingram, Texas; Sisterdale, Texas; 1966 Charleston, South Carolina; 1966 San Antonio, Texas (San Francisco de la Espada; San Juan Capistrano); 1966 San Antonio, Texas (Groos house; Schultze house); 1966 San Antonio, Texas (South Street; Sol y Sombra); 1966 San Antonio (La Villita; Ursuline Academy ; Linden house; Schultze house); 1966 San Antonio, Texas (Ursuline Academy); 1966 San Antonio, Texas (Groos house; German-English School; Schultze store; HemisFair site); 1966 Seguin, Texas; 1966 Texas; 1966 Box 16 Castroville, Texas; 1967 Goliad, Texas; 1967 Rockport, Texas; 1967 Ste. Genevieve, Missouri; 1967 San Antonio, Texas (Ursuline Acedemy); Rockport, Texas; 1967 San Antonio, Texas (St. Mary’s St. bridge); 1967 Box Folder Box 16 San Antonio, Texas (Riverwalk; San Francisco de la Espada); Castroville, Texas; 1967 San Antonio, Texas; 1967 San Antonio, Texas (San Juan Capistrano; Berg’s Mill); 1967 San Antonio, Texas; Goliad, Texas; Victoria, Texas; 1967 San Antonio, Texas; Castroville, Texas; 1967 San Antonio, Texas (Riverwalk); 1967 San Antonio, Texas (La Villita; South Presa St.); Boerne, Texas; 1967 San Antonio, Texas (Ursuline Academy); Boerne, Texas; Goliad, Texas; San Marcos, Texas; 1967 Texas; 1967 Texas; 1967 Castroville, Texas; 1968 New Braunfels, Texas; 1968 San Antonio, Texas (HemisFair; stock show); 1968 San Antonio, Texas (Riverwalk; Sol y Sombra; Toxey family) 1968 San Antonio, Texas; Comfort, Texas; 1968 San Antonio, Texas (La Villita); Helotes, Texas; 1968 San Antonio, Texas (HemisFair); 1968 San Antonio, Texas (Sullivan carriage house); 1968 San Antonio, Texas (Alamo; Navarro house; HemisFair; Sol y Sombra); 1968 San Antonio, Texas (HemisFair; Santo Antonio stature) 1968 Texas; Georgia; 1968 Boerne, Texas; Leon Springs, Texas; Comfort, Texas; 1969 Georgia; 1969 San Antonio, Texas (River Art Show); 1969 San Antonio, Texas (River Art Show); Leon Springs, Texas; Boerne, Texas; 1969 San Antonio, Texas (Gallagher Ranch); Austin, Texas; 1969 California; 1970 California; 1970 East Texas; 1970 Helotes, Texas; 1970 Box Folder Box 16 San Antonio, Texas; Texas; 1970 Texas; 1970 Austin, Texas (Mirabeau); 1971 California; 1971 California; 1971 Florence, Texas; undated Fulton, Texas; Lamar peninsula; undated (negatives only) Goliad, Texas; Port Lavaca, Texas; Saltillo, Mexico; undated Goliad, Texas; Port Lavaca, Texas; Saltillo, Mexico; undated (negatives) Hamilton Pool; undated Johnson City, Texas (LBJ Ranch); undated La Grange, Texas; Round Top, Texas; undated Leon Springs, Texas (Von Plëhwe house); undated Montgomery, Texas; Plantersville, Texas; undated Ste. Genevieve, Missouri; undated San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); undated San Antonio, Texas (San José y San Miguel de Aguayo Mission; Brackenridge Park); Boerne, Texas; Edge Falls; undated San Antonio, Texas (Schultze store); undated San Antonio, Texas (Alamo); undated San Antonio, Texas (San Antonio River); undated San Antonio, Texas (Sol y Sombra); undated San Antonio, Texas? (Missions?); undated Sherman, Texas; undated Texas; undated Texas; undated Texas; undated West Hartford, Connecticut (Daggett waterfall); undated Small photograph albums Box 16 Dan Daggett; Fred D. Daggett; Ella K.D. Stumpf New Braunfels, Texas Color transparencies Box 16 San Antonio, Texas (King William neighborhood) V. ARTIFACTS Box Folder Box 17 Artifacts

Separation Sheet

Series/Subseries: Maps/Books

Items New Location Edwards, Emily. Historic guide map to San Oversize Map 912.764351 E26h 1926 Antonio de Bexar and environs. San Antonio Conservation Society, 1926. Montgomery County. General Land Office, Medium Map 912.764153 T355m 1861 1861. Negative photostat. Montgomery County. General Land Office, Oversize Map 912.764153 T355m 1943 1943. Montgomery County. General Land Office, Oversize Map 912.764153 T355m 1943 undated. Negative photostat. Le Nouveau Mexique. Undated Uncataloged maps William H. Sandusky. Plan of the City of Uncataloged maps Galveston, Texas. 1845. Facsimile copy. Katherine Hart. Waterloo Scrapbook, 1970- 976.431 H325w 1971. Austin, Texas: Friends of the Austin Public Library, 1971.

Series/Subseries: PERSONAL MATERIAL/Postcards

Items New Location Austin, Texas Oversize Map 912.764351 E26h 1926 Wood Lawn, 1853 Castroville, Texas Postcard Collection Landmark Inn, Castroville, Texas (2 copies) The Courtyard of Landmark Inn, U.S. 90, Castroville, Texas (5 copies) Con Can, Texas Postcard Collection Garner State Park, Con Can, Texas Items New Location Galveston, Texas Postcard Collection The famous seawall and beach payground of the Southwest, Galveston, Texas (2 copies) Beach scene, Galveston, Texas (2 copies) Oleanders, Galveston, Texas Gulf Coast Postcard Collection Fishing Fleet on the Gulf Coast of Texas San Antonio Postcard Collection The Alamo (2 copies) The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas (2 copies) Casa Rio Mexican Foods Colonnade of Arches at [San José Mission] La Fonda Mexican restaurant Governor's Palace, San Antonio, Tex. (3 copies) Mission Concepcion Mission San Francisco de la Espada (2 copies) Mission San Francisco de la Espada, San Antonio, Texas (5 copies) Mission San Francisco de Espada, Built 1731 Mission San Jose, San Antonio, Texas (2 copies) Mission San Juan de Capistrano (2 copies) Items New Location San Antonio Postcard Collection O. Henry House, Santone Old Spanish Governor's Palace, San Antonio, Texas River Scene, San Antonio, Tex. San Antonio River San Antonio River, San Antonio, Texas (3 copies) San Antonio, Tex. Menger Hotel [San José y San Miguel de Aguayo Mission] (2 copies) Spanish Governor's Palace, Fountain and Patio, San Antonio, Texas Sunken Garden, San Antonio, Tex. Weatherford, Texas Postcard Collection Parker County Courthouse and Public Square Girlhood Home of Actress Mary Martin, Weatherford, Texas "White Shadows," The Douglas Chandor Studio and Gardens "White Shadows," Famous Gardens of Douglas Candor The Famous Gardens of Douglas Chandor The Gardens of Douglas Chandor The Gardens of Douglas Chandor (2 copies) Miscellaneous Postcard Collection "Down in Texas" (2 copies)