Texas Governor's Mansion: An Inventory of the Texas Governor's Mansion Collection at the Texas State Archives, 1836-1984

Texas Governor's Mansion:

An Inventory of the Texas Governor's Mansion Collection at the Texas State Archives, 1836-1984


Overview
	Title:	Texas Governor's Mansion collection
	Dates:	1836-1984

	Abstract:	The Texas Governor's Mansion collection comprises the research materials assembled by Jean Houston Daniel, Price Daniel, and Dorothy Blodgett over more than two and a half decades (about 1957-1983), which ultimately resulted in the book they co-authored. Records are correspondence, interviews, research notes, newspaper and magazine clippings, printed materials, minutes, reports, audio cassette tapes, resource photographs, and architectural plans and drawings, dating from 1836 to 1984, all relating to the Texas Governor's Mansion and its occupants.
	Quantity:	14.43 cubic ft.
	Language:	These materials are written in English.
	Repository:	Texas State Archives

Sponsor:

This EAD finding aid was created in part with funds provided by the Texas Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board for the Texas Archival Resources Online project.

Collection History

The Texas Governor's Mansion, the fourth oldest governor's residence in the United States, was completed in 1856. One hundred years later, Price Daniel was elected governor of Texas. The new first lady, Jean Houston Daniel (great-great-grandaughter of Sam Houston), began gathering research for a major book on the history of the mansion. In 1960, she published a 14-page pamphlet entitled The Governor's Mansion of Texas. In February 1961, with the help of her assistant Marie Shultz, she published Inventory of Furnishings of Historic Interest in the Governor's Mansion, revised in February and again in December 1962. Accompanying her interest in the house and its contents was a fascination for the mansion's occupants, reflected in her ongoing interest in assembling mementos from each of the gubernatorial families that had occupied the mansion. Mrs. Dorothy Blodgett, a professional writer and former member of the University of Texas at Austin journalism faculty, had assisted in the Daniels' research in the 1960s. In 1973, after a brief hiatus, Mrs. Daniel re-enlisted the talents of Mrs. Blodgett in the mansion history project. In 1984, the Daniels and Mrs. Blodgett produced the final product of this research, The Texas Governor's Mansion: A History of the House and Its Occupants (published by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission and the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center).

Scope and Contents of the Collection

The Texas Governor's Mansion Collection comprises the research materials assembled by Jean Houston Daniel, Price Daniel, and Dorothy Blodgett over more than two and a half decades (about 1957-1983), which ultimately resulted in the book they co-authored. The collection contains correspondence, interviews, research notes, newspaper and magazine clippings, printed materials, minutes, reports, audio cassette tapes, resource photographs, and architectural plans and drawings, dating from 1836 to 1984, all relating to the Texas Governor's Mansion and its occupants. Materials include copies of records from agencies responsible for the care of the mansion, including the Board of Mansion Supervisors, Texas Fine Arts Commission, and Commission on the Arts and Humanities.


Organization of the Collection
	The collection is organized into five series:

		General resource material, 1836-1984, 2.49 cubic ft.
		Governors resource material, 1853-1983, 6.36 cubic ft.
		Resource material relating to advisory bodies, 1931-1983, 1.53 cubic ft.
		Architectural plans and drawings, 1856-1980, 2.38 cubic ft.
		Resource photos, 1870-1983, 1.47 cubic ft.

Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.

Restrictions on Use

Under the Copyright Law of 1976 as amended in 1998, unpublished manuscripts are protected at a minimum through December 31, 2002 or 70 years after the author's death. The term of copyright for published material varies. Researchers are responsible for complying with the Copyright Law.

Copies of photographs from the collections of other repositories, such as the Austin/Travis County Collection of the Austin History Center, are included here for study purposes. Any researcher who desires a reproduction of an image should directly contact the repository cited as the source.

Technical Requirements

Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when reviewing photographic materials.


Index Terms
	The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
	Personal Names:
		Daniel, Price.
		Daniel, Jean Houston.
		Blodgett, Dorothy.
	Corporate Names:
		Texas Governor's Mansion (Austin, Tex.)
		Texas Fine Arts Commission.
		Texas. Board of Mansion Supervisors.
		Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
	Subjects:
		Texas Governor's Mansion (Austin, Tex.)
		Governors--Texas.
		Governors' spouses--Texas.
		Governors--Texas--Children.
	Document Types:
		Correspondence--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Clippings--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Interviews--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Publications--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Minutes--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Reports--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Audio cassettes--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Photographs--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Architectural drawings--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Notes--Texas--Governors--1836-1984.
		Bills (legislative records)--Texas--Governors--1931-1983.
		Maquette--Texas--Governors--1942.
		Watercolor--Texas--Governors--1870-1983.
		Scrapbook--Texas--Governors--1939.
		Negatives--Texas--Governors--1870-1983.
		Postcards--Texas--Governors--1870-1983.

Related Material


	The following materials are offered as possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The listing is not exhaustive.
	Texas State Archives

		Texas Commission on the Arts, Meeting files, Committee meetings, 1978-1983, 2 cubic ft. [Includes Governor's Mansion Committee]
		Texas Commission on the Arts, Governor's Mansion Committee administrative files, 1931-1982, 2.94 cubic ft.
		Texas State Purchasing and General Services Commission, Facilities Planning and Construction Division, Governor's Mansion drawings, 1979-1982, 52 drawings [No finding aid available. Call number is 1983/025.]
		Texas State Purchasing and General Services Commission, Governor's Mansion drawings, 1947, 5 drawings [No finding aid available. Call number is 1983/183.]
		Historic American Building Survey Governor’s Mansion drawings, 1936, 12 photostats [No finding aid available. Call number is 821-44.]
		Texas Department of Public Safety, Photographs, 1937-1959, undated, 16 cubic ft.
		Ralph J. McMahon--State Reclamation Engineer--Austin. Map of Governors Mansion, showing location of trees and shrubs. Mapped by H. U. Von Rosenberg, December 1936 [No finding aid available. Call number is 1982/010.]
		Governor's Mansion Collection, 1962, undated, 3 inches [No finding aid available. Call numbers are 2-23/855, 859.]
		Elizabeth Lenoir Jennett Literary Efforts, 1943 [No finding aid available. Call numbers are 2-23/783, 788, 855 and 1082.]
		John W. Glenn Accounts, 1870-1871, 33 items [No finding aid available. Call number is 2-22/975.]
		Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Executive Division correspondence regarding Texas Governor’s Mansion book, 1984-1985, 0.1 cubic ft. [No finding aid available. Call number is 2009 Accessions Box 1 (2009/154).]
		Dorothy Blodgett research and other materials on the Texas Governor's Mansion, 1960-2004, 7.23 cubic ft. [No finding aid available. Call numbers are 2000/137, 2005/169, 2008/131, 2009/155, 2010/054]
		Marjorie Jean Fuquay clippings, photographs and printed materials relating to the Texas Governor’s Mansion, 1939, 1957-1961, 0.1 cubic ft. [No finding aid available. Call number is 2003 Accessions Box 1 (2003/099).]
	Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center, Liberty, Texas

		Jean and Price Daniel Personal Texas Governor’s Mansion Collection, 1957-1984, 8.5 cubic ft. [Accession number 1994.230.]
		Texas Governor’s Mansion Book Archives, 1839-1993, 1 cubic ft. [Accession number 1995.247.]
	Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin

		Marcelle Lively Hamer Papers, 1927-1937, 14 items
	Publications
		Daniel, Jean Houston, Price Daniel, and Dorothy Blodgett. The Texas Governor's Mansion: a history of the house and its occupants. Austin, Tex. : Texas State Library and Archives Commission, 1984.

Finding aid converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by TARO using the style sheet v1to02.xsl, May 2003

Corrections by Tonia J. Wood, December 2013

Detailed Description of the Collection



General resource material, 1836-1984, 2.49 cubic ft.
	This series consists of material pertaining to the overall organization of the Governor's Mansion book (e.g., files associated with the epilogue, appendices, and index); general correspondence concerning the research (1958-1983); material relating to the period prior to the construction of the current Governor's Mansion (1856); and material which does not fit neatly into a particular Governor's administration. Materials date from 1836 to 1984.
	Arrangement
	Materials are grouped by subject, and then may be arranged chronologically or by type of material.
	Preferred Citation
	(Identify the item), General resource material, Texas Governor's Mansion collection. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
		Material Related to Organization of Book
Box	Folder
1987/173-1	1.		Covers; Opening pages
	2.		Outline (notes)
	3.		Footnotes (notes)
	4.		Bibliography (notes)
	5.		Epilogue
	6.		Appendices (notes)
	7-8.		Appendix A: Lists of Governors (1691-1983)
	9.		Appendix B: Report of Commissioners, 1856
	10.		Appendix C: Seale Report, 1975
	11.		Seale Report, Correspondence, 1974
	12.		Appendix D: Mansion Inventories, 1870
	13.		Mansion Inventory, about 1865-1870
	14.		Appendix E: Structural Changes (1959-1983)
	15.		Subject Index
	16.		Style (notes)
	17.		Copyright (notes)
		General Correspondence on Research
Box	Folder
1987/173-1	18.		1958-1959
	19.		1960
	20.		1961
	21.		1962
	22.		1963
	23.		1967
	24.		1968
	25.		1972-1974
	26.		1980
	27.		1982-1984
		General Texas History
Box	Folder
1987/173-1	28.		Secondary, 1935-1981
		History of Austin, Texas
Box	Folder
1987/173-1	29-30.		General Background: Secondary, 1901-1982
	31.		"Historic Austin,"1960
	32.		"The Austin Story,"1963
	33.		"19th Century Austin,"1970
	34.		Waterloo Scrapbook, 1970-1971
	35.		State Capitol: Secondary, 1931-1974
		History of Architecture
Box	Folder
1987/173-1	36-37.		Austin Architecture: Secondary, 1955-1973
	38.		Texas Architecture: Secondary, 1956-1976
	39.		U. S. Architecture: Secondary, 1962-1981
	40.		Roy Graham, "Greek Revival Architecture in America,"1969
		Furnishings
Box	Folder
1987/173-2	1.		Taylor and Warren, Texas Furniture..., 1975
	2.		Texas Furniture, Secondary, 1974-1981
	3.		William Seale, The Tasteful Interlude: American Interiors..., 1860-1917
	4.		Furniture, Newspaper Articles, 1977-1981
	5.		Golden Oak Furniture, Secondary, 1980
	6.		Furnishings, Secondary, undated
		Texas Governors
Box	Folder
1987/173-2	7.		Texas Governors, First Ladies, Governor's Mansion: Books Owned by Jean Daniel
	8.		Rough Estimate of amount of material in State Archives and University of Texas Archives, 1963
	9.		A. Garland Adair, Texas Governors, 1961
	10.		Walter B. Moore, "Governors of Texas,"1963
	11.		Dallas Morning News, "Governors of Texas,"1984
	12.		Texas Governors: Newspaper Articles, 1981
	13.		Martin Dreyer, "Texas' Five Living Ex-Governors,"1969
	14.		Preston F. Kirk, "Former Texas Governors: Where Are They Now?"1982
		Texas First Ladies
Box	Folder
1987/173-2	15.		Clara Rylander, "Texas Governor's Wives: A Collection of Data,"1966
	16.		First Ladies: Historic Costumes and Furnishings, 1940
	17.		Mary Reid, Fashions of the Republic of Texas, 1942
	18.		First Ladies: Newspaper Articles, 1965-1969
		Miscellaneous
Box	Folder
1987/173-2	19.		Births, Marriages and Deaths in Governor's Mansion (1853-1973)
	20.		Births in Governor's Mansion (1860-1952)
	21.		Marriages in Governor's Mansion (1872-1973)
	22.		Pets at Mansion, Newspaper Article, 1963
	23-24.		"Portraits in the Governor's Mansion,"undated
	25.		Frank Freidel, The Presidents of the United States, 1978
	26.		Margaret B. Klapthor, The First Ladies, 1979
		Pre-1856 Material
Box
1987/173-2			Los Adaes (1721-1773):
				Correspondence:
	27.				1974
	28.				1976
	29.			Secondary sources, 1855-1977
	30.		Texas Missions: El Campanario, 1973-1974
			Spanish Governor's Palace (1722-1772):
	31.			Research Correspondence, 1974
	32-33.			Secondary, 1926-1977
	34.			Images
	35.		Saltillo and Monclova (1824-1834): Research Correspondence, 1981-1982
	36.		Monclova: Newspaper Article, 1977
	37.		San Felipe de Austin (1823-1836): Newspaper Article, 1974
	38.		Nacogdoches Archives (1736-1835): Finding Aid
Box	Folder
1987/173-3	1.		Capitols of Texas (1836-1847)
	2.		President's House: Legislation, 1837-1839
			"Mansion" in Houston:
	3.			Legislation, 1836-1839
	4.			Secondary, 1897-1975
			President's House, Austin:
	5.			Primary, 1839-1841
	6.			Secondary, 1896-1973
		First Governors
			Horton, A. C. (1846)
Box	Folder
1987/173-3	7.			Secondary, 1952
			Henderson, James P. (1846-1847)
Box	Folder
1987/173-3	8.			Election Returns, 1846
				Governor's Messages:
	9.				1846
	10.				1847
	11.			Secondary, 1963
			Wood, George T. (1847-1849)
Box	Folder
1987/173-3	12.			Research Correspondence, 1961
	13.			Election Returns, 1847
	14.			Legislation, 1848
				Governor's Messages:
	15.				1847-1848
	16.				1849
	17.			Secondary, 1963
			Bell, Peter H. (1849-1853)
Box	Folder
1987/173-3	18.			Election Returns, 1849, 1851
	19.			Legislation, 1850-1853
				Governor's Messages:
	20.				1849
	21.				1850
	22.				1851
	23.				1852
	24.				1853
	25.			Secondary, 1963-1968
			Henderson, James Wilson (1853)
Box	Folder
1987/173-3	26.			Governor's Messages, 1853
	27.			Secondary, 1963
		Architects
Box
1987/173-3			Abner Cook:
	28.			Research Correspondence, 1958-1962
	29-30.			Secondary, 1915-1976
	31.			D. Richard Bowles, "A Greek Legacy,"1974
			Richard Payne:
	32.			Research Correspondence, 1975
	33.			Secondary, 1856-1879
			Thomas William Ward:
	34.			Research Correspondence, undated
	35.			Secondary, 1966-1975
		Governor's Mansion (General)
Box	Folder
1987/173-3	36.		Research Material from Laws and Legislative Journals, 1848-1977
	37.		Appropriations, 1854-1951
	38.		Primary, 1845-1967
	39.		Lawrence E. Ledbetter (Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds): Memoirs, 1891-1957, 1960
	40.		Summary of Evolution of Mansion's Construction (1848-1856)
	41.		Rough Outline of Structural Changes (1859-1914)
	42.		Civil War-Reconstruction Phase, Texas Mansion (1865-1870)
	43.		Summary of Exterior Mansion Paint History (1866-1978)
	44.		Summary of History of Heating Sources for Mansion (1891-1977)
	45.		Summary of Introduction and Use of Chandeliers in Governor's Mansion (1912-1979)
	46.		Governor's Mansion Projects (1950-1978)
	47.		Governor's Mansion Projects (1960-1973)
	48.		Old Bakery and Property Across from Mansion, 1969-1979
Box	Folder
1987/173-4	1-2.		Mrs. Price Daniel, The Governor's Mansion of Texas, 1960
	3.		Marcelle Lively-Hamer, The Governor's Mansion of Texas, 1937
	4-5.		Carolyn Patrick, "The Governor's Home,"1966
	6.		Governor's Mansion Visitors Guides, 1960, 1961, about 1968, about 1969-1973
	7.		Summary of Governor's Mansion's Historic Designations, 1969-1976
	8.		Secondary, 1928-1984
	9-11.		Newspaper articles, 1941-1982
	12-15.		Linda Neeley, MA Thesis, 1967:
	12.			Front matter
	13.			Footnotes
	14.			Bibliography
	15.			Chapter I: "Building a Mansion"
Box	Folder
1987/173-18	1.		Interviews with Roger Erickson, 1975 [transcripts]
	1.		Interviews of Dorothy Blodgett with Roger Erickson, February 18 and April 2, 1975 [audio cassette]
	1.		Interview of Dorothy Blodgett with Jim Hendricks, Renovation Architect, Governors Mansion, at his office (Burson, Hendricks & Walls), August 16, 1980 [audio cassette]
Box	Folder
1987/173-25	6.		Deeds to lots on which Governor's Mansion is located, 1854 [photographic copies]
Box
1987/173-27			Masters of Newspaper Articles



Governors resource material, 1853-1983, 6.36 cubic ft.
	Materials are correspondence and publications, dating 1853 to 1983. This series consists of three basic types of materials: correspondence and other original material concerning research on the governor's Mansion and its occupants; printed primary sources relating to the Governor's Mansion and its occupants; and secondary sources on the Governor's Mansion and its occupants.
	The original materials document more than two decades of research (about 1958-1980) on the Governor's Mansion by former Governor Price Daniel, his wife Jean Houston Daniel, their research assistant Marie Shultz (1961-1962), and co-author Dorothy Blodgett. This includes both incoming letters to the researchers and copies of outgoing letters and memos to various former occupants, their descendants and friends. Also included are audio cassettes and/or typescript copies of interviews conducted primarily by Marie Shultz and Dorothy Blodgett, as well as notes on telephone conversations. The subject matter of these communications ranges from architectural changes in the Mansion, to the social and family lives of the Governors, to negotiations regarding additions to Mrs. Daniel's memento project (the Texas Governor's collection).
	Printed primary sources for the history of the Mansion and its occupants include photocopies, photostats, transcripts, and notes of extracts from such things as the General Laws of Texas, the House and Senate Journals (including Governor's Messages), biennial reports of the Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, reports of the Texas State Board of Control on expenditures on the Governor's Mansion, Auditors Reports, Election Returns, an Attorney General opinion, a Supreme Court case, etc. Occasionally other types of primary sources--not necessarily printed, but all copies--are included, most notably Mansion inventories. For the more recent governors, there are also invitations and programs for inaugural activities.
	Secondary sources include originals, photostats, photocopies, transcripts, and notes from newspaper and magazine articles (both contemporary to the events they describe, and retrospective), books, booklets, pamphlets, and unpublished manuscripts (including chapters from a Master's thesis written in 1967 by Linda Neeley), all concerning the Governor's Mansion and persons who resided therein.
	Arrangement
	Arrangement is by gubernatorial administration. The years of each governor's term follow the governor's name.
	Preferred Citation
	(Identify the item), Governors resource material, Texas Governor's Mansion collection. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
		Pease, Elisha M. (1853-1857)
Box	Folder
1987/173-4	16.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1981
	17.		List of documents concerning Governor's Mansion (1854-1868)
	18.		Election Returns, 1853, 1855
	19.		Act To Erect and Furnish Governor's Mansion, 1854
	20.		Reports of Comptroller, 1854-1857
	21.		Legislation, 1854-1857
	22.		Report of Commissioners To Contract for Governor's Mansion, 1856
	23.		Petition of Jacob Harrell, 1856
	24.		Correspondence, Vouchers, 1856-1857
	25.		S. M. Swenson, Inventory, undated
			Governor's Messages:
	26.			1853
	27.			1854
	28.			1855
	29-30.			1856
	31.			1857
	32.		Newspaper Articles, 1853-1856
	33.		Family Correspondence, 1853-1857
Box	Folder
1987/173-5	1.		Secondary, 1878-1973
	2.		Neeley Thesis, 1967
	3.		Newspaper Articles, 1947-1969
	4.		Bibliography
		Runnels, Hardin R. (1857-1859)
Box	Folder
1987/173-5	5.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1963
	6.		Election Returns, 1857
			Governor's Messages:
	7.			1857-1858
	8.			1859
	9.		Newspaper Articles, 1858
	10.		Secondary, 1952-1967
		Houston, Sam (1859-1861)
Box	Folder
1987/173-5	11.		Research Correspondence, 1960-1963, 1970, 1979
	12.		Correspondence Concerning Houston Bed, 1950-1977
	13.		Election Returns, 1859
	14.		State Gazette Appendix, 1859
	15.		Invitation to Inaugural Ball, 1859
			Invoices, Vouchers:
	16.			1859
	17.			1860
	18-19.		Legislation, 1860
	20.		Correspondence, 1860
			Governor's Messages:
	21.			1860
	22.			1861
			Newspaper Articles:
	23.			1878-1979
	24.			1980-1982, undated
	25.		Joe B. Frantz, "Texas Giant of Contradictions: Sam Houston,"undated
	26-27.		Secondary, 1915-1971
	28.		Bibliography
		Clark, Edward (1861)
Box	Folder
1987/173-5	29.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1963, 1979, 1983
	30.		Legislation, 1861
	31.		Governor's Messages, 1861
	32.		Secondary, 1952-1979
		Lubbock, Francis R. (1861-1863)
Box	Folder
1987/173-5	33.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1962
	34.		Election Returns, 1861
	35.		Legislation, 1861-1862
	36.		Mansion Inventory, 1861
	37.		Newspaper Article, 1861
	38.		Memoirs, 1900
	39.		Secondary, 1952-1967
		Murrah, Pendleton (1863-1865)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6	1.		Research Correspondence, 1931, 1962-1963, 1966
	2.		Election Returns, 1863
	3.		Legislation, 1863-1865
	4.		Correspondence, Newspaper Article, 1865
	5.		Secondary, 1915-1978
		Stockdale, Fletcher S. (1865)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6			Research Correspondence:
	6.			1945
	7.			1961
	8.			1962
	9.			1963-1964
	10.			undated
			Speech:
	11.			1863
	12.			1875
	13.		Secondary, 1952-1962
		Hamilton, A. J. (1865-1866)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6	14.		Research Correspondence, 1961, 1963
	15.		Primary Documents, 1865
	16.		Governor's Message, 1866
	17.		Secondary, 1878-1975
		Throckmorton, James W. (1866-1867)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6	18.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1963, 1974
	19.		Election Returns, 1866
	20.		Legislation, 1866
	21.		Secondary, 1893-1967
	18.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1963, 1974
	19.		Election Returns, 1866
	20.		Legislation, 1866
	21.		Secondary, 1893-1967
		Pease, E. M. (1867-1869)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6	22.		Legislation, 1867-1868
	23.		Family Correspondence, 1867-1868, about 1875
	24.		Secondary, 1957-1967
		Davis, Edmund J. (1870-1874)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6			Research Correspondence:
	25.			1961-1962
	26.			1975, 1977
	27.		Election Returns, 1870
	28.		Mansion Inventory, 1870
	29.		Mansion Vouchers, 1870-1871
	30.		Report of Chairman of Commissioners of Public Buildings, 1870
	31.		Legislation, 1870-1874
	32.		Election for Capital, 1869-1872
	33.		Manuscript Collections, 1870-1871
	34.		Newspaper Articles, 1868-1873
	35.		Secondary, 1915-1967
			Newspaper Articles:
	36.			1956-1959
	37.			1915-1978
		Coke, Richard (1874-1876)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6			Research Correspondence:
	38.			1961-1962
	39.			1977
	40.		Election Returns, 1874, 1876
			Legislation:
	41.			1874
	42.			1875
	43.		Newspaper Articles, 1874-1876
	44.		Secondary, 1952-1972
		Hubbard, Richard B. (1876-1879)
Box	Folder
1987/173-6	45.		Research Correspondence, 1960-1962, 1974
	46.		Legislation, 1876
	47.		Primary Documents, 1877
	48.		Secondary, 1915-1967
		Roberts, Oran M. (1879-1883)
Box	Folder
1987/173-7	1.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1962, 1977
	2.		Election Returns, 1879, 1881
	3.		Legislation, 1879-1883
	4.		Message, Appropriation, 1881-1883
	5.		Newspaper Articles, 1879-1881
	6.		Secondary, 1931-1975
		Ireland, John (1883-1887)
Box	Folder
1987/173-7	7.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1979
	8.		Election Returns, 1883, 1884
	9.		Minutes of State Capitol Board, 1883
	10.		Reports of Superintendent of Public Buildings, 1884-1886
	11.		Legislation, 1883-1887
	12.		Newspaper Articles, 1883-1886
	13.		Manuscript Collections, undated
	14.		Secondary, 1915-1980
	15.		Newspaper Articles, 1941-1980
		Ross, Lawrence Sullivan (1887-1891)
Box	Folder
1987/173-7	16.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1963
	17.		Election Returns, 1886, 1888
	18.		Legislation, 1887-1891
	19.		Report of Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, 1888
	20.		Newspaper Articles, 1887-1891
	21.		Secondary, 1940-1972
		Hogg, James S. (1891-1895)
Box	Folder
1987/173-7			Research Correspondence:
	22.			1959
	23.			1960
	24.			1964, 1968-1969
	25.			1974, 1979-1980,undated
	26.		Interview with Miss Ima, 1962
	27.		Election Returns, 1892
	28-29.		Ima Hogg, Reminiscences, 1946
	30.		Mansion Floor Plans, 1962
	31.		Miss Ima, Obituaries, 1975
	32.		Legislation, 1891-1895
	33.		Report of Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, 1892-1894
	34.		Newspaper Articles, 1891-1895
	35.		Secondary, 1952-1967
	36.		Newspaper Articles, 1936-1976
	37.		De Shields, They Sat in High Place, 1940
	38.		Cotner, James Stephen Hogg, 1959
	39.		D'Arcy James, "The Hogg Family,"1974
	40.		Alcalde Supplement, "James Stephen Hogg,"1974
	41.		L. Iscoe, "House on Varner Creek,"1982
	42.		Notes
		Culberson, Charles A. (1895-1899)
Box	Folder
1987/173-8	1.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1962
	2.		Election Returns, 1894, 1896
	3.		Legislation, 1895-1899
	3.		Report of Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, 1898
	4.		Expenditure of Funds, 1895-1896
	5.		Newspaper Articles, 1895-1898
	6.		Secondary, 1940-1967
		Sayers, Joseph D. (1899-1903)
Box	Folder
1987/173-8			Research Correspondence:
	7.			1961-1963, 1974-1975
	8.			1944, 1980
	9.		Election Returns, 1898, 1900
	10.		Legislation, 1899-1903
	11.		Report of Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, 1900, 1902
	12.		Specifications for Erection of Stable, undated
	13.		Mansion Inventory, 1901, 1903
	14.		Correspondence, 1902, 1921
	15.		Newspaper Articles, 1901
	16.		Secondary, 1915-1967
	17.		Newspaper Articles, 1921-1974
Box	Folder
1987/173-25	1.		Mrs. Sayers' fan, 1961
		Lanham, S. W. T. (1903-1907)
Box	Folder
1987/173-8			Research Correspondence:
	18.			1928, 1934
	19.			1959-1963
	20.		Election Returns, 1902, 1904
	21.		Legislation, 1903-1905
	22.		Newspaper Article, 1907
	23.		Secondary, 1930-1967
	24.		Newspaper Articles, 1908-1963
		Campbell, Thomas M. (1907-1911)
Box	Folder
1987/173-8	25.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1962
	26.		Election Returns, 1906, 1908
	27.		Legislation, 1907-1911
	28.		Report of Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, 1908, 1910
	29.		Correspondence, 1911
	30.		Newspaper Articles, 1907-1911
	31.		Secondary, 1934-1967
		Colquitt, Oscar B. (1911-1915)
Box	Folder
1987/173-8			Research Correspondence:
	32.			1961
	33.			1962-1963
	34.		Election Returns, 1910, 1912
	35.		Correspondence, 1911-1914
	36.		Legislation, 1911-1913
	37.		Report of State Inspector of Masonry..., 1912, 1914
	38.		Legislation concerning Chicken Salad Case 1915
	39.		Terrell v. Middleton ("Chicken Salad" Case), 1916
	40.		Newspaper Articles, 1911-1915
	41.		Secondary, 1910-1976
	42.		Summary of First Major Structural Change (1914-1915)
		Ferguson, James E. (1915-1917)
Box	Folder
1987/173-8	43.		Research Correspondence, 1961
	44.		Interviews, 1974-1975
	45.		Election Returns, 1914, 1916
	46.		Documents:
				Platform, 1913
				Impeachment, 1917
	47.		Legislation, 1915-1917
	48.		Attorney General Opinion, 1915
	49.		Newspaper Articles, 1915-1916
	50.		Secondary, 1932-1967
	51.		Gardner, "Impeachment of Farmer Jim,"1974
	52.		Newspaper Articles, 1918-1981
		Hobby, William P. (1917-1921)
Box	Folder
1987/173-9	1.		Research Correspondence, 1960-1963
	2.		Election Returns, 1918
	3.		Legislation, 1919-1921
	4.		Report of State Inspector of Masonry, 1918
	5.		Report of State Board of Control, 1920
	6.		Newspaper Articles, 1918-1919
	7.		Secondary, 1952-1967
	8.		Newspaper Articles, 1929-1981
		Neff, Pat M. (1921-1925)
Box	Folder
1987/173-9	9.		Research Correspondence, 1961-1963, 1978
	10.		Election Returns, 1920, 1922
	11.		Legislation, 1921-1923
	11.		Report of State Board of Control, 1923
	12.		Expense Accounts, 1922-1923
	13.		Advertising Letter, 1922
	14.		Newspaper Articles, 1899, 1921-1924
	15.		Secondary, 1951-1967
	16.		Newspaper Articles, 1931-1958
		Ferguson, Miriam A. (1925-1927, 1933-1935)
Box	Folder
1987/173-9	17.		Research Correspondence, 1957-1961
	18.		Election Returns, 1924
	19.		Legislation, 1925
	20.		Brief Quotes from Scrapbook Clippings, 1915-1933
			Newspaper Articles:
	21.			1924
	22.			1925
	23.			1926
	24.		Secondary, 1952-1980
	25.		Neeley Thesis, 1967
	26.		O. Nalle, "The Fergusons of Texas,"1946
	27.		Ralph Steen, Address to Texas State Historical Association, 1978
	28.		Billy M. Jones, "Miriam Amanda Ferguson,"1972
	29.		Crawford, "From Ferguson to Farenthold: Texas Women in Politics,"1979
	30.		Newspaper Articles, 1931, 1952-1961
	31.		Newspaper Obituary, 1961
	32.		Newspaper Articles, 1962-1982
		Moody, Dan (1927-1931)
Box	Folder
1987/173-9			Research Correspondence:
	33.			1957-1959
	34.			1960-1963
	35.		Election Returns, 1926, 1928
	36.		Legislation, 1927-1929
			Newspaper Articles:
	37.			1927
	38.			1928-1929
	39.			1930-1931
	40.			1927-1931, 1954 (duplicates)
	41.			1931-1932
	42.		Mildred P. Moody, "Housekeeping...,"1931
	43.		Correspondence, 1958 (Draft of 1931 Article)
	44.		Secondary, 1928-1980
			Newspaper Articles:
	45.			1937, 1954-1962
	46.			1977-1981
		Sterling, Ross (1931-1933)
Box	Folder
1987/173-9	47.		Research Correspondence, 1957-1963
	48.		Election Returns, 1930
	49.		Legislation, 1931-1933
	50.		Report of State Board of Control, 1932
	51.		Summary of Mansion Board Minutes (1931-1932)
Box	Folder
1987/173-10			Newspaper Articles:
	1.			1930-1931
	2.			1932-1933
	3.		E. Wakefield, "Housekeeping...,"1932
	4.		Newspaper Articles (working copies), 1931-1932
	5.		S. C. R. 62 on Death of Mrs. Sterling, 1963
	6.		Secondary, 1937-1980
		Ferguson, Miriam A. (1933-1935)
Box	Folder
1987/173-10	7.		Election Returns, 1932
	8.		Legislation, 1933
	9.		Report of Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, 1934
	10.		Newspaper Articles, 1931-1933
	11.		Neeley Thesis, 1967
	12.		O. Nalle, "The Fergusons of Texas,"1946
		Allred, James V (1935-1939)
Box	Folder
1987/173-10			Research Correspondence:
	13.			1958-1960
	14.			1961
	15.			1962-1963
	16.			1974-1975
	17.			1977-1979
	18.		Interviews, 1977-1981
	19.		Election Returns, 1934, 1936
	20.		Legislation, 1935-1937
	21.		Report, State Board of Control, 1936
	22.		Summary of Mansion Board Minutes, 1933-1938
	23.		WPA Historic American Buildings Survey, 1936
			Newspaper Articles:
	24.			1935-1938
	25.			1936
	26.			1936-1937 [working copies]
	27.		Secondary, 1952-1979
	28.		Newspaper Articles, 1941-1981
		O'Daniel, W. Lee (1939-1941)
Box	Folder
1987/173-10			Research Correspondence:
	29.			1960-1962
	30.			1973, 1979-1980
	31.		Election Returns, 1938, 1940
	32.		Legislation, Report of Superintendent of Buildings, 1940
	33.		Summary of Mansion Board Minutes, 1938-1941
			Newspaper Articles:
	34.			1938
	35.			1939
	36.		"Molly O's Pen Pals,"1939
			Newspaper Articles:
	37.			1940-1941
	38.			1939-1956 [working copies]
	39.		Secondary, 1932-1967
	40.		Newspaper Articles, 1942-1978
	41.		Martin Dreyer, "Texas' Five Living ExGovernors,"1969
		Stevenson, Coke (1941-1947)
Box	Folder
1987/173-10	42.		Research Correspondence, 1960-1963, 1975
	43.		Correspondence Concerning Napoleon Clock, 1938-1960
	44.		Election Returns, 1942, 1944
	45.		Legislation, 1941-1945
	46.		Summary of Mansion Board Minutes, 1941-1943
	47.		Correspondence, 1941-1943, 1945
	48.		Governor's Mansion Guide, 1943
	49.		Newspaper Articles, 1941-1947
	50.		Secondary, 1947-1975
		Jester, Beauford H. (1947-1949)
Box	Folder
1987/173-11	1.		Research Correspondence, 1957-1963, 1978-1979
	2.		Election Returns, 1946
	3.		Legislation, 1947-1949
	4.		Inaugurations, 1947, 1949
			Newspaper Articles:
	5.			1946-1947
	6.			1948-1949
	7.			1946-1949 [working copies]
	8.		Secondary, 1958-1983
		Shivers, Allan (1949-1957)
Box	Folder
1987/173-11			Research Correspondence:
	9.			1957-1962
	10.			1970-1981
	11.		Election Returns, 1948, 1950, 1952
	12.		Repairs, 1950-1956
	13.		Governor's Mansion Projects, 1950-1978
	14.		Legislation, 1951-1955
	15.		Audit Reports, 1950-1957
			Inauguration:
	16.			1953
	17.			1955
	18-19.		Governor's Mansion Guide, undated
			Newspaper Articles:
	20.			1949-1952
	21.			1953
	22.			1954-1955
	23.			1956-1958
	24.		D. B. Hardeman, "Shivers of Texas,"1956
	25.		Secondary, 1958-1980
	26.		C. Patrick, "The Governor's Home,"1966
	27.		"The Lady and the Mansion,"1971
	28.		"Woodlawn,"1980
	29.		"Austin's Outstanding Women,"1981
		Daniel, Price (1957-1963)
Box	Folder
1987/173-11	30.		Legislation, 1957-1962
	31.		Auditor's Report, 1959, 1961
	32.		Report of State Board of Control, 1963
	33.		Mansion Payroll, 1961
	34.		Report to the Legislature, 1963
	35.		The Capitol Area Master Plan, 1963
Box	Folder
1987/173-12	1.		Texas State Officials, 1959
	2.		Governors of the States, 1900-1966
			Inauguration:
	3.			1957
	4.			1959
	5.		Favorite Recipes of Governors' Wives, 1958
	6.		Hostess List, Mrs. Sam Houston's Birthday, 1963
			Correspondence:
	7.			1956
	8.			1957
	9.			1958
	10.			1960
	11.			1961
	12.			1962
	13.			1963
	14.			1979
	15.		Governor's Mansion Guides, 1959-1961
	16.		Books Owned by Mrs. Daniel about Texas Governors, First Ladies, and the Governor's Mansion
	17.		Mrs. Price Daniel, The Governor's Mansion of Texas, 1960
	18.		Price Daniel, Jr., "The Executive Mansion,"1958
			Correspondence Concerning Mrs. Daniel's Governor's Mansion:
	19.			April-May 1960
	20.			June 1960
	21.			August 1960
	22.			October-December 1960
	23.			1961
	24.			1962
	25.			undated
			Inventory of Furnishings of Historic Interest in the Governor's Mansion:
	26.			February 1961
	27.			February 1962
	28.			December 1962
	29.		Mailing Lists for Mansion Inventory, 1961
			Correspondence Concerning Mansion Inventory:
	30.			February 1961
	31.			March-May 1961
	32.			1961
Box	Folder
1987/173-18	2.		Mrs. Daniel's Inventory Cards on Furnishings
Box	Folder
1987/173-13	1.		Correspondence Concerning Plaques, 1959, 1961-1962
			Correspondence Concerning Furnishings:
	2.			1957
	3.			1959
	4-5.			1960
	6.			1960-1961
	7-9.			1961
	10-16.			1962
	17.			1963
	18.			1964
	19.			1979
	20.			undated
	21.		Catalog Photos of Chandeliers, undated
	22.		Bids on Draperies, 1961
	23-27.		Greenhouse Literature
	28.		"The Governor's Collection,"1963
	29.		Progress of Memento Project
	30.		Memento Collection Progress Reports, 1962
			Correspondence Concerning Memento Collection:
	31.			1961
	32-33.			1962
	34.			January 1963
	35.		Correspondence Concerning Open House, January 1963
			Correspondence Concerning Memento Collection:
	36.			February-October 1963, undated
	37.			1963, 1974, 1979-1980
			Newspaper Articles Concerning Memento Collection:
	38.			February 1962
	39.			January, March 1963
	40.			1971
			Newspaper Articles:
	41.			1957
	42.			1958
	43.			1959
Box	Folder
1987/173-14	1-2.			1960
	3.			January 1961
	4.			1961
	5.			January-February 1962
	6.			March 1962
	7.			December 1962
	8.			January 1963
	9.		Correspondence Concerning States' Executive Mansions, 1964
	10.		"Jacqueline Kennedy as First Lady,"1984
	11.		Correspondence with Mary D. Farrell, 1975
	12.		Mrs. Daniel's Notes
	13.		Neeley Thesis, 1967
	14.		Newspaper Articles, 1963-1969
	15.		Anita Brewer, "First Lady,"1958
	16.		Austin in Action, 1959
	17.		Carolyn Patrick, "The Governor's Home,"1966
	18.		Martin Dreyer, "Texas' Five Living Ex-Governors,"1969
	19.		Paul Rosenfield, "Price Daniel: Life and the Pursuit of Happiness in Liberty,"1976
	20.		Price Daniel Appreciation Dinner, 1979
			[Contains many photos.]
		Connally, John (1963-1969)
Box	Folder
1987/173-14	21.		Election Returns, 1964
	22.		Report of General Election, 60th Legislature, 1966
			Legislation:
	23.			1963
	24.			1965
	25.			1967
	26.		HCR 127, 1967
	27.		Audit Reports, 1965-1969
	28.		Executive Budget, 1966-1967
	29.		"Capitol Area Vision,"1965
	30.		Report to Legislature: Executive Mansion, 1969
	31.		Campaign Literature, 1963, 1965-1966
	32.		Democratic Victory Dinner, 1963
	33.		Inauguration Invitation and Program, 1963
	34.		Democratic Victory Dinner, 1965
	35.		Inauguration Invitation and Program, 1965
	36.		Inauguration Program, 1965
	37.		Democratic Victory Dinner, 1967
	38.		Inauguration Invitation and Program, 1967
	39.		Bluebonnet Seeds
	40.		Democratic National Convention, 1964, TV Magazine
			Texas State Democratic Convention, 1966,
	41.			Program
	42.			Badges, Delegate Lists
	43.		The Men Who Lead Texas, 1963
	44.		Presenting: The Leaders of Texas, 1967
Box	Folder
1987/173-15			Correspondence:
	1.			1962
	2.			1963
	3.			1964
	4.			1966
	5.			1967-1969
	6.		Christmas Cards, 1963-1965, 1968-1969
	7.		Governor's Mansion Guides, about 1968
			Assassination Newspaper Articles:
	8.			1963
	9.			1964
			First Ladies Tea, 1965:
	10.			Invitation Lists
	11.			Invitation, Correspondence
	12.			Newspaper Articles
	13.		Weddings: Newspaper Articles, 1966, 1968
			New Mansion: Newspaper Articles:
	14.			1963
	15.			1964-1965
	16.			1966
	17.			1967
	18.		Sue Flanagan, "History of the Mansion Gardens,"1969
			Landscaping:
	19.			Correspondence, 1967-1968
	20.			Newspaper Articles, 1966-1968
	21.			"General Information--Garden Tours,"undated
	22.		Texas Capitol Guide, undated
	23.		American History Club, Report of Interim Committee, 1966
			Newspaper Articles:
	24.			1962
	25.			1963
	26.			1964
	27.			1965
	28.			1966
	29.			1967
	30.			1968
	31.			1969
	32.		"Biographical Data on Mrs. John Connally,"1964
	33.		Neeley Thesis, "The Mansion Today,"1967
	34.		"John Connally: Secretary of the Navy,"1961
	35.		"Meet Nellie--Texas' No. 1 Ranch Wife,"1963
	36.		Time Cover Story, 1964
	37.		"The John Connally Story,"1965
	38.		"The House Where the Connally's Live,"1967
			Newspaper Articles:
	39.			1970-1979
	40.			1980-1984
Box	Folder
1987/173-16	1.		"Connally's Ranch Party for Nixon," Life, 1972
	2.		"The Importance of Being John Connally," Texas Monthly, 1973
	3.		"John Connally: Back in Floresville,"1977
	4.		"Hot on the Campaign Trail," Time, 1979
	5.		"John Connally As Seen by the Texas Observer, 1961-1979,"1979
	6.		"Starting Over," Texas Business, 1983
		Smith, Preston (1969-1973)
Box	Folder
1987/173-16	7.		Legislation, 1968-1971
			Audit Report:
	8.			1971
	9.			1973
			Purchase Orders, Invoices, Statements:
	10.			1969
	11.			1971
	12.			1972
	13.		Campaign Literature, 1968
			Inauguration Packet:
	14.			1969
	15.			1971
	16.		Governor's Mansion Historical Marker Dedication, 1969
	17.		Presenting: The Leaders of Texas, 1967
	18.		Choice of Texans: Leaders in the Statehouse, 1969
	19.		"Programs for People: Governor's Mansion,"1973
	20.		The Governor's Mansion, undated
	21.		U.S. Department of the Interior Land Survey
			Correspondence:
	22.			1969
	23.			1970-1971
	24.			1972-1973
	25.			1974-1975, 1980
	26.		Christmas Cards, 1971, undated
			Newspaper Articles:
	27.			1968
	28.			1969
	29.			1970-1971
	30.			1972-1973
	31.		Houston Chronicle Texas Magazine, Special Issue, 1969
	32.		"The Preston Smith Phenomenon,"1969
	33.		"The New Open Door Policy,"1969
			Texas Parade Inaugural Edition:
	34.			1969
	35.			1971
	36.		"The Governor's Mansion,"1970
	37.		Newspaper Articles, 1975-1982
	38.		"Preston Smith: Out in West Texas...,"1976
		Briscoe, Dolph (1973-1979)
Box	Folder
1987/173-17	1.		Legislation, 1973-1977
	2.		Audit Reports, 1973-1977
	3.		Election Returns, 1974
	4.		Inauguration, 1975
	5.		Church Programs, 1974, 1976
			Correspondence:
	6.			1973
	7.			1974
	8.			1975
	9.			1978-1979
	10.		Governor's Mansion Tour Guides, 1974-1976
	11.		Briscoe Administration Changes (to Mansion)
	12.		"The Briscoe Years, 1973-1979: Governor's Mansion"
			Request for Interview with Janey Briscoe:
	13.			1978
	14.			1980
	15.		Notes from Conversations, 1979
	16.		Television Report, 1979
	17.		Summary of Furnishings by Revelle & Company, 1977-1979
	18.		Bids and Invoices, Revelle & Company, 1978
	19.		Bid and Invoice, Nesle, 1974
	20.		Descriptions of Furniture in Mansion, 1979
	21.		William Seale, Report on Paint, 1974-1975
			Newspaper Articles:
	22.			1972
	23-25.			1973
	26.			1974
	27.			1975
	28.			1976
	29.			1977
	30.			1978
	31.			1979
	32.		"Janey Briscoe," Alcalde, 1975
	33.		"Texas: Boss Lady," Newsweek, 1975
	34.		"National Register Grants," Medallion, 1975-1976
			Newspaper Articles:
	35.			1980
	36.			1981-1982
		Clements, William P. (1979-1983)
Box	Folder
1987/173-17	37.		Legislation: Property in Front of Mansion, 1979
	38.		Budget Recommendations, Board of Control, 1980-1981
	39.		Election Returns, 1978
	40.		Roster of 66th Legislature, 1979-1980
	41.		Correspondence, 1979
	42.		Changes to Mansion
	43.		Mrs. Clements' Address to Dallas County Medical Auxiliary, 1979
	44.		Committee for Preservation of White House, 1969-1979
			Newspaper Articles:
	45.			1979
	46.			1980
	47.		"Scaffold, Please," Texas Monthly, 1980
Box	Folder
1987/173-18	3.		Bode Interview with Rita Clements and Jim Hendricks, TV Channel 36, Austin, July 15, 1979 [audio cassette]
Folder
3.			Press Conference: Governor's Mansion of Texas to announce contractor and plans for renovation, March 11, 1980 [audio cassette]



Resource material relating to advisory bodies, 1931-1983, 1.53 cubic ft.
	This series includes minutes, summaries of minutes, copies of enabling legislation, reports, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and assorted notes, dating from 1931 to 1983. Materials all emanate from or relate to the various advisory bodies charged with the oversight of the Governor's Mansion, including the following: Board of Mansion Supervisors (1931-1965); Texas Fine Arts Commission (1965-1971); Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities (1971-1980); and Renovation/Restoration Study Committee (1979-1980).
	Preferred Citation
	(Identify the item), Resource material relating to advisory bodies, Texas Governor's Mansion collection. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Box	Folder
1987/173-19	1.	Summary of Administrative Responsibility for Governor's Mansion of Texas, 1983
		Board of Mansion Supervisors
Box	Folder
1987/173-19	2.		Enabling Legislation, 1931
	3.		Lists of Members (1931-1960)
	4.		Summary of Minutes (1931-1943)
	5.		Information from Minutes, 1931-1932
	6.		Minutes, 1931-1939
			Minutes:
	7.			1931-1933
	8.			1935-1937
	9.			1938-1939
	10.			1941-1943
	11.			July 30 and August 16, 1957
	12.			July 7, 1958
	13.			October 12, 1960
	14.			October 13, 1961
	15.			February 15, 1962
	16.			March 16 and October 23, 1962
	17.		Proposed Agenda, 1957-1962
			Miss Ima Hogg's Files:
	18.			1935
	19.			January-March 1942
	20.			August-October 1942
	21.			November-December 1942
	22.			January-February 1943
	23.			March-April 1943
	24.			May 1943
	25.			June-July 1943
	26.			August 1943
	27.			September-October 1943
	28.			1944
	29.			1945
	30.			1947
	31.			1958
	32.			1960
	33.		Correspondence, Mrs. Jesse Martin:
	34.			October 1942
	35.			November-December 1942
	36.			January-April 1943
	37.			July-September 1943
	38.			undated
	39.		Gifts to Mansion, 1942-1945
			Correspondence:
	40.			February-March 1957
	41.			July-August 1957
	42.			September-November 1957
	43.			February-March 1958
	44.			April-May 1958
	45.			June-December 1958
	46.			January 1959
Box	Folder
1987/173-20	1.			January-February 1960
	2.			March-April 1960
	3.			August-October 1960
	4.			February-May 1961
	5.			September-December 1961
	6.			January 1962
	7.			February 1962
	8.			March-June 1962
	9.			October 1962
	10.			November-December 1962
	11.			January-February 1963
	12.			undated
	13.		Report of Roger Erickson to Price Daniel, February 5, 1957
	14.		Report on Air Conditioning, November 1961
	15.		Report on Alterations, February 15, 1962
	16.		Report on Renovation, August 1962
	17.		Report on Air Conditioning, October 1962
	18.		Notebook Correspondence and Minutes, 1957-1963
			Newspaper Articles:
	19.			1931
	20.			1962
		Texas Fine Arts Commission
Box	Folder
1987/173-20	21.		Memo Recommending Establishment, September 1963
	22.		Enabling Legislation, 1965-1967
	23.		Minutes, Organizational Meeting, August 23, 1966
			Minutes:
	24.			October-November 1966
	25.			February-March 1967
	26.			June and August 1961
	27.			February 1968
	28.		Correspondence and Minutes, July 1969
	29.		Minutes, 1969-1970
		Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities
Box	Folder
1987/173-20	30.		Enabling Legislation, 1971, 1977
			Governor's Mansion Reports:
	31.			1971
	32.			1972
	33-34.			1973
	35-36.			1974
	37-38.			1975
	39.			1976
	40.			1977
	41.			1978
	42.			August 31, 1978
	43.			December 7, 1978
	44.			1979
	45.		Osborne Report, 1973
	46.		Osborne Correspondence, May-July 1973
			Seale Report, 1975:
	47.			Parts I-II
	48.			Parts III-IV
	49.			Part V (Appendices)
Box	Folder
1987/173-21			Correspondence:
	1.			1971
	2.			1972
	3.			February-March 1973
	4.			May 1973
	5.			August-December 1973
	6.			January-June 1974
	7.			July-December 1974
	8.			February-April 1975
	9.			May-August 1975
	10.			May-December 1975
	11.			September-December 1975
	12.			1977
	13.			1978-1979
	14.			1981, undated
	15.		Correspondence Concerning Belter Furniture, 1973-1975
	16.		Correspondence on Ima Hogg's Will, 1975-1976
	17.		Documentation on Capitol Skylight, 1975-1979
	18.		Report on Sam Houston Room, April 1978
	19.		Newspaper Articles, 1979
		State Building Commission
Box	Folder
1987/173-21	20.		"Capitol Area Vision,"1965
	21.		Grounds Improvements, 1967
	22.		Correspondence, 1969
	23.		List of Projects (1950-1978)
		State Board of Control
Box	Folder
1987/173-21	24.		Enabling Legislation, 1977
	25.		Correspondence, 1958
	26.		Report of Renovation of Air Conditioning, 1962
	27.		List of Projects (1950-1978)
	28.		Correspondence, 1977
	29.		Mansion Grounds Project, 1978
	30.		Newspaper Articles, 1979
		Governor's Mansion Study Committee
Box	Folder
1987/173-21	31.		Enabling Legislation, 1979
	32.		Open Meeting Notices, 1979
			Minutes:
	33.			April 25, 1979
	34.			May 16, 1979
			Notebook:
	35.			Material Clipped in Front
	36.			S. C. R. 23, 1979
	37.			H. B. 1717 (Blythe-Bauer House Bill), 1979
	38.			Membership Lists
	39.			Evolution of Mansion Construction
	40.			First Major Structural Change (1914-1915)
	41.			Structural Changes (1859-1979)
	42.			Reports of Foundation and Air Conditioning, 1958, 1962
	43.			WPA Survey (1936)
	44.			Floorplans, 1961, 1967
	45.			Appropriations (1848-1979)
	46.			Research Material from General Laws and House and Senate Journals (1853-1976)
	47.			Supervision of Mansion (1854-1977)
	48.			New Mansion Research
	49.			Executive Mansions of America
	50.			Legal Status of Mansion
	51.			Old Bakery
			Correspondence:
	52-53.			April 1979
	54.			May 1-9, 1979
	55.			May 11-16, 1979
Box	Folder
1987/173-22	1.			May 17, 1979
	2.			May 18-30, 1979
	3.			June-August, November 1979
	4.			February 1980
	5.		Report to Legislature, "Incorrect Copy,"May 1979
	6.		Tentative Form of Report, 1979
	7.		Need for Continuity Legislation, 1979
	8.		Property in Front of Mansion, 1979
	9.		Exhibit A, 1979
	10.		Exhibit B, 1979
	11.		Exhibit C, 1979
	12.		Exhibit D, 1962, 1979
	13.		Exhibit E, 1979
	14.		List of Projects (1950-1979)
	15.		WPA Historic American Buildings Survey, 1936
			Newspaper Articles:
	16.			March 1979
	17.			April 1979
	18-19.		Notes, undated
		State Preservation Board
Box	Folder
1987/173-22	20.		Enabling Legislation, 1983



Architectural plans and drawings, 1856-1980, 2.38 cubic ft.
	This series consists of 18 sets (112 sheets) of architects' plans and drawings of the Governor's Mansion. These include historical reconstructions (1856 and 1914), surveys of the existing structure (1936, 1947, 1952, and 1979), and modifications (1947-1948, 1952-1954, 1957, 1962, and 1979-1980). The architectural firms which produced the plans include the Works Progress Administration Historic American Buildings Survey (1936), Jessen, Jessen, Millhouse & Greeven (1947-1948, 1962), Roger L. Erickson (1952-1954, 1957), and Burson, Hendricks & Walls (1979-1980).
	In addition, there are a series of smaller floorplans, drawn after the fact, which indicate architectural changes made by various administrations, mainly in the 20th century (1891, 1915-1961, and 1979).
	Preferred Citation
	(Identify the item), Architectural plans and drawings, Texas Governor's Mansion collection. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Map-case	Folder
Drawer 1987/173-28	1.	Works Progress Administration (WPA), Historic American Buildings Survey, 1936
	2.	Record Drawing of the Governor's Mansion, January 1947
	2.	Remodeling of Governor's Mansion (Jessen, Jessen, Millhouse & Greeven), October 1947-June 1948
	3.	Record Drawing, Governor's Mansion (Erickson), 1952
	3.	Summer and Winter Air Conditioning (Erickson), February 1952
	3.	Additional Air Conditioning (Erickson), July 1952
	4.	Miscellaneous Improvements (Erickson), June 1953
	4.	Handrail, Painting and Carpeting (Erickson), August 1953
	4.	Roof Structural Modifications (Erickson), January 1954
	4.	Modification and Redecoration of State Room (Erickson), April 1954
	5.	Repairs and Improvements at the Governor's Mansion (Erickson), May 1957
	6.	Foundation and Miscellaneous Work (Erickson), August 1957
	6.	Proposed Alterations to Governor's Mansion, Board of Control, 1960
	6.	Alterations to Governor's Mansion (Jessen Jessen Millhouse & Greeven), March 1962
	7.	Governor's Mansion (Burson, Hendricks & Walls), April 1979
	8.	WPA Survey, 1936 [reduced copy]
	9.	Governor's Mansion, about 1957-1963
	9.	Governor's Mansion (August Watkins Harris), undated
	9.	Gvernor's Mansion, Alterations and Additions, undated
	10.	Measured Drawings, Governor's Mansion (Burson, Hendricks & Walls), 1979
	11.	Restoration/Renovation of Governor's Mansion (Burson, Hendricks & Walls), 1979 [Sheets 3-7]
	11.	Measured Drawings, Governor's Mansion (Burson, Hendricks & Walls), 1979 [Sheets 3-7]
Map-case	Folder
Drawer 1987/173-28	12.	Texas Governor's Mansion (Burson, Hendricks & Walls):
			1856
			1914
			1979
			1980 (proposed),
Box	Folder
1987/173-22	21.	Floor Plans, Master List of Changes
	22.	Floor Plans, Ima Hogg Sketches (1891)
	23.	Floor Plans, Governor James Ferguson (1915-1917)
	24.	Floor Plans, Governor Hobby (1917-1921)
	24.	Governor Neff (1921-1925)
	25.	Floor Plans, Governor Moody (1927-1931)
	25.	Governor Sterling (1931-1933)
	26.	Floor Plans, Governor Miriam Ferguson (1933-1935)
	26.	Governor Allred (1935-1939)
	27.	Floor Plans, Governor O'Daniel (1939-1941)
	27.	Governor Stevenson (1941-1947)
	28.	Floor Plans, Governor Jester (1947-1949)
	28.	Governor Shivers (1949-1957)
	29.	WPA Survey, 1936 (reduced copy)
	30.	Floor Plans (1936)
	31.	Floor Plans (Jessen), October 31, 1947
	32.	Floor Plans (Erickson), February 1962
	33.	Floor Plans, September 1979 (changes compared to 1936),
	34.	Floor Plan, Cambridge Tower Apartment, Governor Clements, undated
	35.	Floor Plans, undated
	36.	Governor's Mansion Grounds Improvement Plan, undated
	37.	Inventory of Architectural Plans in Daniel Files (1947-1962)



Resource photos, 1870-1983, 1.47 cubic ft.
	This series consists of photographs (some originals, but mostly copy prints), negatives, and postcards, dating from 1870 to 1983 and depicting the Governor's Mansion, its furnishings, and its occupants. Narrative descriptions are included for many of the images. Some are reproduced from the photo collection of the Texas State Archives, but many more are copies from the collections of other repositories, such as the Austin/Travis County Collection of the Austin History Center.
	Also included is a maquette of the Gold Room and downstairs hall, accompanied by photos, drawings, and fabric samples of the accompanying furniture, produced by Miss Grace Fakes, in 1942, and previously located in the files of Miss Ima Hogg. In addition, there is a watercolor rendering of the Mansion exterior, apparently done by Roger Erickson.
	Of special interest is a leather-bound scrapbook of 8 x 10-inch photos by photographer Joel Tisdale of the Texas Department of Public Safety, presented to Governor and Mrs. W. Lee O'Daniel by the employees of the DPS on Christmas, 1939. These 40 images include exterior and interior views of the Governor's Mansion, and of the Governor's offices in the Capitol. The Department of Public Safety Photo Collection in the Texas State Archives contains some prints and some negatives which duplicate these images. Mrs. Richard E. Danielson, Jr., daughter of Governor O'Daniel, donated this photo album to the Texas Governor's Mansion Collection on June 12, 1980.
	Arrangement
	Many of the images were reproduced in The Texas Governor's Mansion, and are therefore arranged in the order in which they appear in the book. All other photographs are then arranged roughly chronologically. Other types of materials follow the photographs.
	Preferred Citation
	(Identify the item), Resource photos, Texas Governor's Mansion collection. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
	Restrictions on Use
	Copies of photographs from the collections of other repositories, such as the Austin/Travis County Collection of the Austin History Center, are included here for study purposes. Any researcher who desires a reproduction of an image should directly contact the repository cited as the source.
	Technical Requirements
	Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when reviewing photographic materials.
		Images Reproduced in *The Texas Governor's Mansion*
Box	Folder
1987/173-23	1.		Preface (color)
	2.		Chapter 1
	3.		Chapter 1 (color)
	4.		Chapter 2
	5.		Chapter 3
	6.		Chapter 4
	7.		Chapter 5
	8.		Chapter 6
	9.		Chapter 7
	10.		Chapter 8
	11.		Chapter 9
	12.		Chapter 10
	13.		Chapter 11
	14.		Chapter 11 (color)
	15.		Chapter 12
	16.		Chapter 12 (color)
	17.		Epilogue
		Images Not Reproduced in *The Texas Governor's Mansion*
Box	Folder
1987/173-23	18-20.		1722-1853
	21.		1853-1857
	22.		1857-1865
	23.		1865-1874
	24.		1874-1887
	25-26.		1887-1899
	27.		1899-1903
Box	Folder
1987/173-24	1-3.		1903-1915
	4-7.		1917-1921
	8.		1921-1925
	9-10.		1925-1927
	11.		1927-1933
	12.		1933-1935
	13-15.		1935-1939
	16-17.		1939-1941
	18.		1941-1947
	19.		1947-1949
	20.		1949-1957
	21-23.		1957-1963
	24.		1963-1969
	25.		1969-1979
	26.		1979-1983
	27-28.		undated
		Miscellaneous
Box	Folder
1987/173-24	29.		Photo Expenses
	30-33.		Memoranda, Notes, Miscellaneous on Photos
Box	Folder
1987/173-25	2.		Letter: Mrs. Harry Knox to Miss Grace Fakes, 1942
	3.		Miss Grace Fakes: Fabric samples and photos of furniture, about 1942-1944
	4.		Miss Grace Fakes: Maquette of the Gold Room and Downstairs Hall, 1942
	5.		Watercolor of Exterior of Mansion, Roger Erickson [?], undated
Box
1987/173-26			W. Lee O'Daniel Scrapbook, 1939