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African-American History Collection

A primary focus of the HeirLoom Project is to preserve and promote the history of the African-American experience in Northeast Texas. The African-American digital collection serves as a central location for historical documents relating to the history of African-Americans in this region. The content found on this page comes from the …

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African-American History Collection
American War Experience - Korean War

The American War Experience – Korean War digital collection houses photographs, materials, and oral histories related to the Korean War. Some of the material for the Korean War Digital Collection resides in the Special Collections Department of James G. Gee Library on the campus of Texas A&M University-Commerce, but the majority of …

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American War Experience - Korean War
American War Experience - World War II

When Pearl Harbor was bombed on December 7, 1941, the United States was thrust into war on two fronts. The actions of all Americans came to be viewed in terms of winning the war. Everyone was expected to do their part to ensure victory, whether you were a soldier fighting on the front lines, a factory worker making munitions, or a …

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American War Experience - World War II
Atlanta Public Library

The Atlanta Public Library is home to the Cass County Family History Center. Supported by members of the Cass County Genealogical Society, the Atlanta Public Library digital collection focuses primarily on genealogical information and resources related to residents of Cass County, Texas.

Atlanta Public Library
Bertha Voyer Memorial Library & Hall-Voyer Foundation

The Bertha Voyer Memorial Library, named for the library's founder and long-time volunteer librarian Bertha Voyer, is located in Honey Grove, Texas. The library began in 1962 as a project of the Hall-Voyer Foundation and is housed in the former Planters National Bank Building. The Bertha Voyer Memorial Library & Voyer-Hall …

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Bertha Voyer Memorial Library & Hall-Voyer Foundation

About the collections



Texas A&M University-Commerce Libraries' Northeast Texas Digital Collections is comprised of more than 40 distinct collections, which are very diverse in terms of content, size, and scope.



Many of the collections were created through partnerships with area public libraries, museums, and historical associations, which were facilitated by grant funds, while others are selected items that have been digitized from the Special Collections Department of Texas A&M University-Commerce Libraries.  The goal of our digitization effort is to preserve, and provide sustained online access to materials that were previously inaccessible due to medium, format, or location.

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