A Guide to the Rena Maverick Green Papers,
1924-1959
Rena Maverick Green (1874-1962)
was a historian, artist, suffragette, conservationist and civic leader. Born in
Missouri, she moved to San Antonio, Texas, in 1896. She was an active member of
the community. In 1924, she helped found the San Antonio Conservation Society
and served as its president from 1933 to 1935.
Minutes, broadsides, speeches, literary productions and clippings
relate to the San Antonio Conservation Society, Spanish Missions in San
Antonio, Texas, and preservation of the Governor's Palace there.
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Persons: |
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Green, Rena Maverick,
1874-1962--Archives. |
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Subjects: |
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San Antonio Conservation
Society--History--Sources. |
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Architecture--Conservation
and resortation. |
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Historic
preservation--Texas. |
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Missions,
Spanish--Conservation and restoration. |
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Missions,
Spanish--Texas. |
Rena Maverick Green Papers, 1924-1959, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,
The University of Texas at Austin.
Detailed Description of the Collection
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Inventory |
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2D222 |
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Correspondence, 1929-1954 |
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Minutes |
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Speeches |
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Literary productions |
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Broadsides |
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Clippings |
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