Professor & Reference and Instruction Librarian Coordinator
Diane Duesterhoeft
she/her
Contact:
Louis J. Blume Library, Room 201
St. Mary's University
One Camino Santa Maria
San Antonio, TX 78228-8608
USA
dduesterhoeft@stmarytx.edu
St. Mary's University
One Camino Santa Maria
San Antonio, TX 78228-8608
USA
dduesterhoeft@stmarytx.edu
210-436-3346
Digital Collection Descriptions and Links
This guide links to several digital collections located through St. Mary's University.
Spanish Archives of Laredo
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Spanish Archives of Laredo
"The Spanish Archives of Laredo, informally called the Laredo Archives, cover a period from 1749 to 1872 and consist of 3,452 handwritten official documents totaling 13,343 pages. These documents contain records of boundary surveys; land allotments; Indian raids; church, school, and social development; royal decrees and edicts; local laws and ordinances; civil and criminal litigation; census, tax, and trade statistics; and wills and estate settlements." This link accesses the digitized collection at The Portal to Texas History.
"Digitization of the Spanish Archives of Laredo was made possible through a TexTreasures grant from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission and access is provided by The Portal to Texas History and the University of North Texas." -
The Laredo archives at Saint Mary's University, San Antonio, TexasLink to library catalog record describing the Spanish Archives of Laredo.
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Compilation of all Laredo City Ordinances from 1852 to 186252 scanned pages of Laredo city ordinances from 1852 to 1862 that were digitized as a part of the Spanish Archives of Laredo.
Student Publications and Projects
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Diamondback
Call Number: onlineThanks to grant funding, the Diamondback, St. Mary's University yearbook, has been digitized and is available through the Portal to Texas History. Years available are 1932-1989, with some years missing. The Diamondback was not published regularly between 1944-1954 and 1965-1968. -
Pecan Grove Review
"The Pecan Grove Review gives students the opportunity to understand and obtain realistic publishing experience. In 1993, Sister Ann Semel, then-chair of the English and Communication Studies Department, asked faculty member Diane Gonzales Bertrand – now visiting lecturer and writer-in-residence at St. Mary’s – to start a literary magazine. The Pecan Grove Review’s first staff members were students from Bertrand’s 'Intro to the Creative Process' class, and she became its first faculty adviser. The Department of English Literature and Language resides within the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at St. Mary’s." Volumes 1 (1996)-20 (2021) are available in the Digital Commons at St. Mary's University and on the university's Omeka server. Volume 1 (1996)-Volume 20 (2021) are available in the Blume Library print Periodicals Collection.
University Publications
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Gold & Blue
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Gold & Blue is produced for alumni and friends by the Office of University Communications. Issues from 1983-present are available in the Digital Commons at St. Mary's University. Print issues from 1983-present are available in the Periodicals Collection (2nd Floor) of the Blume Library.
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Gold & Blue index, 1980-2000An index to issues of the Gold & Blue published between February 1980 and Summer 2000. The index includes an 11-page Author Index, 13-page Title Index, and 70-page Subject Index.
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Fifty years of Marianists, administrators, faculty and staff in some St. Mary's University publications: 1960-2010Wood, Robert D. 2010. Fifty Years of Marianists, Administrators, Faculty and Staff in Some St. Mary’s University Publications: 1960-2010. San Antonio, TX: St. Mary's University. http://regina.stmarytx.edu/record=b1524358~S3
Digital Commons at St. Mary's University
Digital Commons at St. Mary's University is an online repository showcasing scholarly research, journal publications and creative works produced by St. Mary's students, faculty and staff. The Digital Commons, available through the Blume Library website, helps fulfill the University's mission to educate leaders for the common good through community, integrated liberal arts and professional education, and academic excellence.