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[Stained Glass Windows, Beth-El Congregation, Briarhaven Rd. Synagogue]

Description: Partial presentation containing labeled slides that showcase the stained-glass windows on the interior of the Beth-El synagogue in Fort Worth, Texas. The images include the stained-glass windows and views of the chapel and sanctuary; in order, the slide images are: [2] the Chapel (interior), [3] close-up of the three stained-glass windows in the Chapel, [4] Hall of Remembrance, [5] main sanctuary (interior), [6] close-up of sanctuary front (interior) and stained glass, [7] close-up of the stai… more
Date: 2000
Creator: Beth-El Congregation (Fort Worth, Tex.)
Partner: Fort Worth Jewish Archives

Hurricane Harvey Data Call: Data through September 30, 2018

Description: Compiled slides documenting data submitted by insurance companies for claims related to damage from Hurricane Harvey (August 2017) as of September 2018. It includes descriptive explanations as well as graphical and tabular representations of data.
Date: April 25, 2019
Creator: Texas. Department of Insurance.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Diaries of Albert Graves and Lucretius Harrison Graves

Description: Presentation discussing the diaries of Albert Graves and his son, Lucretius Harrison Graves. It includes images of the handwritten diaries, content summaries, and supplemental biographical information.
Date: unknown
Creator: Fisher, Lindy
Partner: UNT Libraries

Uncommon Valor: WWII Through the Eyes of Tom Lea and Admiral Nimitz [Slides]

Description: Presentation slides to accompany history lessons about stories related to Admiral Chester Nimitz’s and artist-correspondent Tom Lea’s wartime experiences, including educational videos, a timeline, and questions for students to answer.
Date: May 2020
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute

The New Deal: What's the Big Deal about New Deal Art? [Slides]

Description: Presentation slides to accompany history lessons about about the New Deal period after the Great Depression, with a focus on the Works Progress Administration's employment of artists to decorate federal buildings to stimulate the economy and support the U.S. There is an introductory classroom lesson and five projects, including a timeline, mural annotation, primary source analysis, a magazine spread activity, and a writing prompt to write to a magazine or newspaper editor. The slides include tw… more
Date: May 2017
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute

Mighty Horses on El Camino Real: Slides

Description: Presentation slides to accompany third-grade social studies lessons about the significance of the horse coming to North America and colonization of New Spain, including a map activity, a scavenger hunt, a scrambled timeline, and a reader's theatre activity.
Date: 2022
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute

The Mexican Revolution: Through the Eyes of Tom Lea, José Cisneros, & Posada [Slides]

Description: Presentation slides to accompany social studies lessons about the impact of the Mexican Revolution on the history and culture of El Paso. This includes a timeline, art of Tom Lea's, and videos about the Mexican Revolution, Jose Cisneros, Soldaderas, and Dia de los Muertos.
Date: July 2022
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute

Mighty Horses on El Camino Real: Slides [Spanish]

Description: Presentation slides to accompany third-grade social studies lessons about the significance of the horse coming to North America and colonization of New Spain, including a map activity, a scavenger hunt, a scrambled timeline, and a reader's theatre activity.
Date: 2022
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute

We Live on a Volcano!: Tom Lea Landscapes [Slides]

Description: Presentation slides to accompany lessons about for a multi-day camp about geology, Pangea, Mt. Franklin in El Paso, and fossils. It includes slides for each day with images of Tom Lea's art, videos, and instructions for the activities.
Date: 2019
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute

The Anti-Establishment Iconography of S. Brooks: 1970s Dallas Viewed Through the Countercultural Pen of its Most Laid-Back Radical

Description: Presentation explores the work of artist Steve Brooks and his influence on the visual culture of the Dallas counterculture movement during the 1970s. Through an examination of his illustrations, posters, publications, and collaborations, it highlights how Brooks used humor and distinctive graphic design to communicate anti-establishment ideas while helping define the visual identity of a significant cultural era.
Date: March 28, 2024
Creator: Lemons, Justin
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

Archival First Aid and Preservation in a War Zone

Description: Presentation introduces the concept of practical preservation for archival collections, emphasizing realistic and achievable strategies for protecting materials when ideal preservation conditions are limited by emergencies, resource constraints, or environmental challenges. It provides guidance on disaster preparedness, archival first aid, risk assessment, and common-sense preservation practices that can help stabilize and safeguard collections during crises until long-term solutions are availa… more
Date: August 2025
Creator: Lemons, Justin
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

Preservation Survey and Assessment Project Results and Recommendations

Description: Presentation shares the results of a comprehensive preservation survey and assessment conducted on institutional holdings housed at the Research Collections Library between 2020 and 2024. It highlights the workflows developed for the project, summarizes key preservation and accessibility concerns identified during the assessment, and outlines four recommended action plans to guide future preservation efforts and resource planning.
Date: July 2024
Creator: Lemons, Justin & Zimmerman, Camila
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

Who Passed Through Here, Regional History, 4th Grade [Slides]

Description: Presentation slides to accompany fourth-grade history lessons about Borderland social studies blended with art, literature, and character development using primary and secondary sources archived in the Tom Lea Institute Digital Library. Includes
Date: October 30, 2020
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute

Who Passed Through Here, Regional History, 4th Grade [Slides, Spanish]

Description: Presentation slides to accompany fourth-grade history lessons about Borderland social studies blended with art, literature, and character development using primary and secondary sources archived in the Tom Lea Institute Digital Library. Includes
Date: October 30, 2020
Creator: Tom Lea Institute
Partner: Tom Lea Institute
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