UT Folklore Center
Biographical notes:
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.
From the guide to the UT Folklore Center Archives, ca. 1928-1981, (Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin)
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Subjects:
- Anecdotes
- 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
- Interior decoration
- Literature
- Music and musicians
- Oral history
- Social life and customs
- Songs and singing
- University of Texas at Austin
Occupations:
Places:
- New Braunfels, Texas. (as recorded)
- Round Top, Texas. (as recorded)
- Fredericksburg, Texas. (as recorded)
