Mary Margaret Albright Farabee Papers 1956-1998 1981-1994

Austin/Travis County HIV Commission.

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AIDS Services of Austin (Tex.)

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Heritage Society of Austin

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National Wildlower Research Center.

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Capital Area Statues, Inc.

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Texas Fine Arts Association

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The Texas Fine Arts Association was organized in 1911 (but originated in 1909 with Mrs. Joseph Dibrell's purchase of Elisabet Ney's studio, Formosa). In 1943, Clara Driscoll deeded Laguna Gloria to the Association. Both properties were later deeded to the City of Austin. The Association continues to promote the arts in Texas by holding shows and exhibitions. From the description of Records 1848-1982 1906-1972. 1848-1982. (Austin Public Library). WorldCat record id: 23863727 ...

KLRU (Television station : Austin, Tex.)

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Created by Aida Barrera and produced by KLRU-TV in Austin, Texas, Carrascolendas is a children’s educational television program, which originally aired from 1970 to 1977. Centered around the Spanish- and English-speaking villagers of the fictional town Carrascolendas, the show promotes multiculturalism and diversity while teaching children, particularly Hispanic-Americans, how to deal with such emotions as loneliness and jealousy as well as the concepts of self-esteem and self-identity through a...

Austin History Center

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The Austin History Center recognized the need to document, as stated by curator Audray Bateman in the “Austin Seen” exhibition catalog, “our rapidly vanishing recent heritage.” To encourage this documentation, the “Austin Seen” photo competition was created. The general public was invited to submit a piece of history as seen through the lens of their own cameras. The contest criteria for photos submitted was that each “show a recognizability of people, places, and events, or an esse...

Live Oak Theater (Austin, Tex.).

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University Club of Austin.

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Seton Medical Center (Austin, Tex.).

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Paramount Theater (Austin, Tex.).

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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

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Farabee, Mary Margaret Albright

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Mary Margaret Albright Farabee (née Mary Margaret Carlson) was born in 1939 in Dallas, Texas. She moved to Austin in 1957 to attend the University of Texas at Austin and graduated in 1961. She later went on to complete a masters' degree in American History, also from the University of Texas, in 1968. She had two children, David and Patricia, with her first husband, James Albright, whom she divorced in 1978. She married Ray Farabee, a lawyer, former state senator, and general counsel...

Farabee, Ray.

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United Bank (Austin, Tex.).

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