Woolford, S. W. (Sam W.)

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Sam Woolford was a journalist for the San Antonio Light from 1919 to 1950, serving as Sunday editor and city editor. From 1955 to 1975, the Light published a weekly column on Texas life and history, Woolford's Tales, for which Mr. Woolford is best known. Mr. Woolford's wife Bess, also a writer, is known for her history of the Witte Museum, among other works. They shared an interest in Texas history and culture. They wrote both jointly and independently on the subject and acquired a large collection of Texana.

From the description of Samuel W. Woolford and Bess Carroll Woolford papers, 1834-1979; (1930-1975) (University of Texas at San Antonio). WorldCat record id: 40904468

Husband and wife writing team of San Antonio, Texas.

From the description of Sam and Bess Woolford papers, 1915-1956. (Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library). WorldCat record id: 310367112

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referencedIn Biography -- Woolford, Sam. Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library
creatorOf Woolford, S. W. (Sam W.). Sam and Bess Woolford papers, 1915-1956. Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library
creatorOf Woolford, S. W. (Sam W.). Samuel W. Woolford and Bess Carroll Woolford papers, 1834-1979; (1930-1975) University of Texas at San Antonio, John Peace Library (JPL)
referencedIn Davis, Octavia,. Collection, 1940-1973. Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library
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associatedWith Portar, Portia. person
associatedWith Witte Memorial Museum. corporateBody
associatedWith Woolford, Bess Carroll person
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San Antonio (Tex.)
Texas
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American newspapers
Folklore
Women bullfighters
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Active 1915

Active 1956

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