Publications - Journal of San Antonio
Table of Contents
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1899 City Rules by Frank W. Jennings
Abolitionist Benjamin Lundy’s 1833 Visit to San Antonio by Frank W. Jennings
Adobe Brick in San Antonio, Texas by Gerald J. Mulvey, Ph.D. and K. Allison Mulvey
El Agua de la Vida: San Antonio’s Water by Jon Johnston
Alamo Legends, 1836 – 1956, by Jon Johnston
Alamo Plaza Origins by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
The Alamo Abandoned by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
Archbishop Robert E. Lucey and Organized Labor in San Antonio, Texas 1960-1968 by Jesus M. Rendon
The Argyle's Fascinating History by Frank W. Jennings
“Arise at Once”: The Drive for Prohibition In San Antonio During the First World War by Dr. James B. Seymour, Jr.
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Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 1 by Lawrence P. Knight, Ph.D.
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861, Chapter 2By Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D.
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 3 by Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D.
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 4 by Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D.
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 5
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 6 by Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D.
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 7 by Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D. (Schools, Public and Private. English Language Acquisition)
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 8 by Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D. (Elections and political action; 1860 San Antonio Demographics)
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 9 by Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D. (Slavery and slave owners, 1848 to 1861)
Becoming a City and Becoming American, San Antonio, Texas, 1848-1861 Chapter 10 by Lawrence Phillip Knight, Ph.D. (San Antonio in Rebellion; Secession events of 1861)
The Belgians of Early San Antonio by Frank W. Jennings
Between Black and White: Race and Status among the Tejano Elite in 19th Century San Antonio by Roque Planas
Bexar County Chief William Daingerfield, 1808-1878 by Alexander Stevens
Bexar County Chief Ira Leslie Hewitt by Alexander Stevens
Bexar County Chief Justice John C. McMullen, 1785-1853 by Alexander Stevens
Bexar County Chief Justice Joseph Baker, 1804-1846 by Melinda Parshall and Char Miller
Bexar County Chief Justice August Siemering, 1830-1883 by Richard L. Puglisi Jr.
Bexar County Chief Justice Samuel Augustus Maverick by Richard L. Puglisi Jr.
Birdie Lytle, San Antonio House Builder for the Poor by Frank W. Jennings
Blacks in Civil War Era San Antonio (Part I and II), by Frank W. Jennings
Black Leaders of 20th Century San Antonio: Bellingers, Suttons, and James, by Frank W. Jennings
Boots of North Star by Haley Hamilton
Artemisia Bowden: The Founder of St. Philip’s College by Beverly Bragg
Bowens Island by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
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The Canary Islanders by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
The Camels are coming! The Camels are coming! by Frank H. Gonzales
Camp Bullis, the Amazing Seminole-Negro Scouts, and John Lapham Bullis by Frank W. Jennings
Dr. Charles Campbell and San Antonio’s Bats by Frank W. Jennings
Francisco A. Chapa and El Imparcial de Texas in Supporting the American War Effort, 1917-1918 by Ana Luisa Martinez-Catsam, Ph.D.
Chili Queens Graced San Antonio Plazas by Frank W. Jennings
City Warned to Protect its Historic Cemeteries by Frank W. Jennings
Conjunto Music, The San Antonio Origins of by David Moras
Crockett’s Coonskin Cap Craze by Samantha Frank
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William Dewees: Descriptions of a Texas Pioneer Life Before 1850 by Frank W. Jennings
Dr. Shiga's 1914 Alamo Monument by Sarah Lillibridge
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An 1928 Express-News Tells of the Times by Frank W. Jennings
English, Scotch, and Welsh Settle in 19th Century San Antonio by Frank W. Jennings
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A Fandango in Words and Paint--Fretellier and Gentilz Record 1850s Night Life, by Frank W. Jennings
The First Civil Settlement in Texas by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
The First Election in Texas (and Naming the Town) by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
French Flavoring I: French Flag Over Texas by Frank W. Jennings
French Flavoring II: Two French Heroes by Frank W. Jennings
French Flavoring III: Among the Early Citizens by Frank W. Jennings
French Flavoring IV:Healers and Educators by Frank W. Jennings
French Flavoring V: A Favorite Architect, Giraud and a Favorite Grocer, Genet by Frank W. Jennings
French Flavoring VI: The Fandango in Words and Paint by Frank W. Jennings
Fritos in the Hand of the Doolin Family by Alexandra Villalobos
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Peter Gallagher by Robert Stafford
San Antonio's German Immigrants and Secession by Jordan Schermerhorn
Alfred Giles, an Englishman in San Antonio by Frank W. Jennings
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Half-Breeds and False Friends: Comparing the Mexican to the Native American and African American, by Jack Cohen
Healing Magic by Elizabeth de la Portilla
Headwaters: The Springs of San Pedro Creek and the San Antonio River by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
HemisFair ’68 and the Culture of Consumption by John Carranza
HemisFair ’68 and the Transformation of San Antonio , by Sterlin Holmesly: Review by Tim Draves
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Indians of San Antonio River by Mary Ann Noonan Guerra
Irish of San Antonio’s Colonial Period, by Frank W. Jennings
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John James, English Entrepreneur by Frank W. Jennings
Jose Francisco Ruiz and his Decades-long Fight for Texas Independence by Frank W. Jennings
Joske’s Brothers Store: The First Fifty Years by Amy Alves
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KLRN’s “San Antonio Remembered: The Good Times,” reviewed by Victoria Ford
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La Baume of San Antonio by Michael Weil
La Coste, French Entrepreneur From Mexico (1823-1887) by Frank W. Jennings
La Madre del Maiz by Gilbert R. Cruz, Reviewed by Rosa Lee Espericueta
Lost and Found: The Art of Mission Concepcion, by Laura Kraus
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Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra Collection
Mary Menger (1816-1887) by Tim Draves
Mills and Bridges of the San Antonio River by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
Mr. Landa’s Library by Andrew Gaul
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Naming San Antonio in 1691 by Frank W. Jennings
Naming the Town and The First Election in Texas by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
James P. Newcomb: A Newsman’s Challenge to San Antonio Confederates by Andrea Kurth
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Pike's Views of San Antonio, 1807 by Frank W. Jennings
Prostitution, 1889-1941“For Those Seeking a Good Time” by Jennifer Cain
Pump Station No. 2: Brackenridge, Borglum, and Beyond by Andrew Gaul
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Jose Francisco Ruiz and his Decades-long Fight for Texas Independence by Frank W. Jennings
Rebel Properties, Rebellion and Confiscation: 1813-1819, by Alfred Rodriguez
River Walk, by Sarah Bauml
Robber Baron Cave: a Maze Inside and Out, by Zachary Schudrowitz
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The San Antonio River and its Seven Acequias by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
The School Mistress Of Private and Select Schools by Rubye DuTerroil
The Shawnee Cattle Trail Passed San Antonio by Frank W. Jennings
Sky Ride of San Antonio by Tony Irizarry
The Spanish Entrada by Mary Ann Noonan-Guerra
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The Titanium Rib Project by Kelly Bratusek
John Twohig: Breadline Banker by Frank W. Jennings
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Unintended Consequences: The San Antonio Pecan Shellers Strike of 1938 by Dr. Patricia Gower
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Women Enter Business and the Professions by Rubye du Terroil