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"Los Elementos" (The Elements) Mural by Raul Valdez
This mural. titled "Los Elementos" (The Elements) was painted by Raul Valdez on the outside of Juarez Lincoln University (715 East First Street) in 1977. Juarez Lincoln University was a school that gave credit for life experience rather than classes…
"Tradición Oral" (Oral Tradition Mural) by Raul Valdez
This mural was painted by Raul Valdez on the 2300 block of East 2nd Street, Austin, TX in 1977. It was destroyed by the City of Austin Graffiti abatement program.
The mural depicts (L to R) an open book with blank pages in front of a mesoamerican…
The mural depicts (L to R) an open book with blank pages in front of a mesoamerican…
"Gentrification" (El Centro Chicano Mural)
This mural was painted by Raul Valdez on the outside of the El Centro Chicano building, located on East 1st Street Austin, TX in 1977. The building was destroyed by arson in 1978.
The mural depicts (L to R) four (4) protesters with signs in the…
The mural depicts (L to R) four (4) protesters with signs in the…
Portrait of Antonia Pineda de Hernández
Large oval photograph of Antonia Pineda de Hernández, wife of Encarnacion Hernández, manager of the Compania from 1888- 1904, and mother-in-law to Carlos Villalongín.
Photo Postcard of Luis Hernandez
Luis Hernandez, actor and son of Encarnacion Hernandez and Antonia Pineda de Hernandez. The front side is a picture of Luis and the back is a unfilled postcard with a stamp from the photo studio in the top right corner.
Photo of Concepción Hernández de Orozco
A mounted photograph of Concepción Hernández de Orozco, star actress in La Companía Cómico Dramática Carlos Villalongin. Daughter of Antonia Pineda Hernández and Encarnacion Hernández.
Photo mounted on large grey-blue backing with borders in…
Photo mounted on large grey-blue backing with borders in…
Niña Villalongin
A mounted photograph of the "Niña Villalongin". Maria Luisa was the daughter of Carlos Villalongin and his wife Herlinda Hernandez. She traveled with the theater troupe in her youth and acted in small child roles in select performances.
Photograph of Carlos Villalongín
A picture of Carlos Villalongín, Mexican actor, director, and head of the Villalongín Dramatic Company 1904-1924.
Newspaper clipping among Austin Woman Suffrage Association Log Book
This newspaper clipping was taken from the Austin Statesman, where it was published October 12, 1912. Commentary from the Austin Woman Suffrage Association is present on the page.
Austin Woman Suffrage Association Constitution
This item is a draft of a Constitution written for the Austin Woman Suffrage Association. It contains information on dues, meetings, members, and organization goals.