27 Collections

Texas Archive of the Moving Image

Austin, United States

The Selena Museum

The Selena Museum is the only official museum to honor the life and legacy of Selena Quintanilla (1971-1995), one of the most celebrated Mexican-American artists and entertainers in history and often named the "Queen of Tejano Music." The museum was established by the Quintanilla family in 1998 in response to fans expressing their desire to have Selena's memorabilia shared with the public. It is currently housed in the main building of their company Q productions. The Quintanilla family offers the museum as a memorial to the achievements and life of their beloved daughter & sister. Located in Selena's hometown of Corpus Christi, Texas, the museum has become one of the top tourist attractions in South Texas and attracts visitors from throughout the country and around the globe. The museum gives fans and visitors a rich and unique glimpse into the life of the Tejano icon, including her most prized posessions, iconic stage outfits, awards, photos, fan art, and other memorabilia.

Casa Navarro State Historic Site

San Antonio, United States

The Alamo

San Antonio, United States

Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum

Canyon, United States

Witte Museum

San Antonio, Texas, United States

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

San Antonio, United States

Visit San Antonio

San Antonio, United States

Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site- Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Austin, TX, United States

Frontiers of Flight Museum

Dallas, Texas, United States

University of Texas at San Antonio Special Collections

San Antonio, United States

Amon Carter Museum of American Art

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

Blanton Museum of Art

Austin, TX, United States

McNay Art Museum

San Antonio, United States

Dallas Contemporary

Dallas, United States

San Antonio Museum of Art

San Antonio, United States

Houston Museum of Natural Science

Houston, TX, United States

Southern Methodist University Libraries Digital Collections

Dallas, United States

Women & Their Work

Austin, United States

JO SanKu

Seoul, South Korea

Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio

San Antonio, United States

HCC Fashion Archive

Houston, United States

Centro de Artes Gallery, Department of Arts & Culture/City of San Antonio

San Antonio, United States

Voces Oral History Project, University of Texas at Austin

The Voces Oral History Project is dedicated to weaving the untold Latino story into the tapestry of American history. Voces is an educational effort that records, preserves, and shares interviews and photographs extending the Latino story to a broad audience through community and academic initiatives.