UTSA (University of Texas at San Antonio)

San Antonio public university. Founded 1969; main campus at One UTSA Circle (NW San Antonio); downtown campus on the western edge of downtown SA. For the H and H Coffee Factory project, UTSA’s primary relevance is as the host of UTSA Special Collections — one of the principal repositories of San Antonio commercial / industrial / civic primary-source material.

UTSA Special Collections

UTSA’s archival division (often referenced in the KB simply as “the UTSA collection” or “UTSA Special Collections”) holds research material cited or sought across the project:

The University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) — a separate San Antonio institution, founded by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word — should not be confused with UTSA, but is mentioned in the KB because Tim Draves (Nancy Draves’s husband; MA, U.S. History, UTSA 2005) is a UIW lecturer with direct working access to both UIW Archives (the Menger Family Collection) and his UTSA graduate-school network.

Citations in the KB

Pages citing UTSA Special Collections or the UTSA collection as a research source / lead include: places/601-delaware-street.md, future/601-delaware-operating-plan.md, future/coffee-museum.md, places/1008-hoefgen.md, people/silas-p-stevens.md, people/gustav-p-menger.md, companies/morris-nooman-wilson.md, synthesis/mystery.md, synthesis/people.md, library/purchase-list.md.

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