UT Folklore Center
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UT Folklore Center
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The University of Texas Folklore Center Archives was established in 1957 and initially contained recordings collected by folklorists such as John A. Lomax, William A. Owens, John Henry Faulk, Norman McNeil, and Americo Paredes. Subsequently, other collections of recordings were added, and manuscript copies of student projects were retained as part of the archives beginning around 1962. In 1985 the collection was transferred from the UT Folklore Center to the Barker Texas History Center, now a section of the Center for American History.
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Anthropology and anthropologists
Architects and architecture
Art and artists
Carpenters and carpentry
Education, Higher
Entertainment and recreation
Folklore
Folk medicine
Folk songs
Germans in Texas
Historic buildings and sites
Houses and housing
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Literature
Music and musicians
Oral history
Social life and customs
Songs and singing
University of Texas at Austin
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New Braunfels, Texas.
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Round Top, Texas.
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Fredericksburg, Texas.
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