Credits
The information in this exhibit has been drawn from the University Archives’ holdings. The University Archives would like to thank Texas State University’s Residential Life for their information on current campus housing, and the Texas Historical Commission for its information on the City Hall and Fire Station (now Fire Station Studios).
This exhibit was developed in Spring 2016 by Lindsey Waldenberg, Research Assistant and Public History Graduate Student.
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