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- Laredo Morning Times, “Landowners: the Dons of early Laredo”, February 27, 2005
- Laredo Morning Times, “Tomas Sanchez gets word to settle on north river bank”
- Outline of Laredo, History of II Contents
- Introduction
- History Lessons
- Los que siguieron, the colonial settlers with edits
- Los Primeros, los Indigenas
- La Rebelde” Leonor Villegas Magnon, The Three R’s,: Reading, Writing, & Revolution
- La Docha
- Max Mandel: A career in banking built on forward thinking and compassion
- Johnson & Gill: private sector public servants
- The Sharkey Sisters: Vera & Anita
- Margaret Sackville Jones: a rare hot house flower
- Homage to Etta Mae: Sowing the seeds of literary curiosity
- Politics – Batteries, lots of batteries
- The war on poverty
- Education – Holding Institute
- Century Mark Businesses
- The Coca-Cola Bottling Company: Over 100 years & four generations of Johnsons
- Withstanding revolution, war, & peso devaluations, Sames Motor Company moves along the century mark, by Tom Moore
- Mercy Health Center: century-long culmination of a health care mission set in motion in 1894
- LNB’s first 100 years
- A Tex-Mex Railroad History
- World War II – the battle became not the war, but the battle to stay alive
- The terrible business of war
- From a journal of war
- A rememberance of Service
- One of millions: a Holocaust survivor’s story
- War Vietnam: Vietnam a dolorous remembrance of honor and duty served
- A civilian in Vietnam
- After Vietnam: a world asking us to re-weave the tapestry that holds us together
- The Flood, 1954
- My town at night
- Downtown
- El Gallo Bakery
- A corner Gro.
- The Buckboard
- At the Movies
- Laredo Morning Times, “Founding bombshell: Border historian says May 15th not city’s birthday, September 9, 2007
- Si Laredo Magazine, Fall Issue 1989. Articles:
- Ghost Stories of Laredo’s Haunted Houses
- Los Matachines de la Santa Cruz, by Norma E. Cantu Ph.D.
- La Passtorela en Laredo, by Norma E. Cantu Ph.D.
- South Texas Ranch Tours
- Laredo Morning Times, “Blessings outweith any misfortunes”, by Michael O’Barr, November 26, 1995
- Laredo Morning Times, “Feedback for column good”, November 12, 1995
- Laredo Morning Times, “Aviators were the last true knights”, December 10, 1995
- W.C.H.F Photos of reception for LNB – thanking them for their support
- First Chamber of Commerce 1888 (Board of Trade) Articles and correspondence
- How Should We Hold Our Tourists?
- A brief sketch of Dolores by Seb S. Wilcox
- Dolores, 1750 (Extracts from proceedings had in Victoria, Tamaulipas, in 1828 and 1829, relative to the titles of lands of Hacienda de Dolores)
- Texas State Historical Association Quartertly, Tienda de Cuervos inspeccion of Laredo, 1757, January 1903
- Inhabitants opposing the settlement of Laredo
- History of the Borrego Grant
- Laredo Morning Times, “Various projects set to revatilize Laredo’s Dowtown, January 28, 2001
- Laredo Morning Times, “City Manager projects continued growth for Laredo”, January 28, 2001
- Texas Highways, “Texas in The War” by Gene Fowler, January 2002
- Texas Highways, “Stories from the Streets of old Laredo, January 2002
- Laredo Morning Times, “Annual Concerts fascinating treats”, April 9, 1995
- Laredo 1755-1920 An Overview, by Stan Green
- Historic District/Landmark Board Notice of Public Meeting agenda and minutes June 24, 2004
- Historic District/Landmark Board Communication
- Laredo Morning Times, “A pueblito stuck in another century”, January 29, 1995
- Laredo Morning Times, “Shadows lengthen along streets of Laredo, “May 7, 1995
- Laredo Speaks Survey (Spanish and English)
- Laredo Morning Times, “Laredo prepares to celebrate 250th anniversary” by Tricia Cortez
- Laredo Morning Times, “Exhibits that bring our history to life”, April 2 1995
- Laredo Morning Times, “Significant event in Laredo’s history”, April 9, 1995
- Laredo Morning Times, “Laredo Cathedral tries to keep up with the changing times, January 18, 2005
- Laredo Morning Times, “Catholic priests in public eye during Laredo’s early history”, by Odie Arambula
- Two-Stepping Across Texas: A look at Literary Journeys, by Mark Busby
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