TWC President A. B. Templeton with Dr. Ken Beasley

University of Texas at El Paso

Fraternity House - Texas Western College - 1955

University of Texas at El Paso

UTEP Special Events Center, Construction - May 1976

University of Texas at El Paso

President Natalicio w/ Coach Haskins 1993

University of Texas at El Paso

University of Texas at El Paso

University of Texas at El Paso

University of Texas at El Paso

John Graham, Professor Texas College of Mines circa 1930

University of Texas at El Paso

University of Texas at El Paso

TWC President A. B. Templeton with Dr. Ken Beasley

University of Texas at El Paso

UTEP History Professor and Dr. Natalicio at Commencement

University of Texas at El Paso

President Diane Natalicio - El Paso, Texas

University of Texas at El Paso

Haywood Antone Ph.D. & Carl Hertzog - Texas Western Press-1993

University of Texas at El Paso

University of Texas at El Paso

Texas Western College in 1955 , Aerial View - El Paso, Texas

University of Texas at El Paso

University of Texas at El Paso

UTEP Library Construction circa 1975 El Paso, TX

University of Texas at El Paso

Centennial Museum, UTEP, El Paso, Texas 1944

University of Texas at El Paso

Charlie Bailey congratulates Larry Durham at Sun Bowl Stadium

Fraternity House - Texas Western College - 1955

This was a fraternity house for students at Texas Western College in 1955. It was demolished to make way for the Hilton Garden Inn at the corner of Oregon Street and University Avenue in El Paso, Texas. Houses at far right were used by maintenance staff needed in middle of the night. Home at far left once housed speech pathology clinic.

Area: Central / University

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17 June 2020 by Eva Ross

Name of fraternity was SAE. Home was on at corner of Oregon St. & University Avenue in El Paso, TX.

UTEP Special Events Center, Construction - May 1976

Bulldozer works at entrance of UTEP Special Events Center which was under construction May 1976.

Area: Central / University

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17 August 2018 by Eva

Building renamed Don Haskins Center. UTEP and high schools in El Paso TX held graduations here.

President Natalicio w/ Coach Haskins 1993

UTEP President Natalicio enjoys game in 1993 with famous basketball Coach Don Haskin in UTEP Special Events Center later named for him.

Area: Central / University

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11 September 2023 by Eva K Ross

Editorial, "The Bear steps aside," El Paso Times, Aug 25, 1999, p. 6A. "Legendary coach ends 38 years at UTEP, El Paso Times Aug 25, 1999, page 1A.

11 September 2023 by Eva K Ross

"1966 title trophy heads to New Orleans," El Pasotimes Oct 6, 2004, p. 1C

11 September 2023 by Eva K Ross

Obit Haskins, El Paso Times, Sept 10, 2008, p. 4B. Bill Knight, "goodbye, Coach: An ode to an old friend," El Paso Times, Sept 8, 2008,p. 1C. "Events give El Pasoans a chance to say goodbye," El Paso Times, Sept 9, 2008, p. 1A

15 June 2022 by Eva K Ross

Haskins PK-8, School is at 500 Mulberry, El Paso,TX.

President's Residence, TWC, 1942-1958

Building on campus of Texas Western College in El Paso Texas that served as residence of presidents from 1942-1958. Demolished to make way for Liberal Arts Building.

Area: Central / University

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16 October 2020 by Eva Ross

Book available Francis L. Fugate, Frontier College:Texas Western at El Paso, the First Fifty Years, (El Paso, 1964).

President's Residence, TWC, 1942-1958

Building on campus of Texas Western College in El Paso, Texas that served as residence of presidents from 1942-1958. Demolished to make way for Liberal Arts Building

Area: Central / University

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11 June 2023 by Eva K Ross

Photo taken in El Paso, TX. Liberal Arts Building occupies this space in 2023. President now housed in Hoover House in Kern Place neighborhood.

Mayor Joe Wardy, El Paso, Texas

Mayor Joe Wardy of El Paso, Texas speaks at event on campus of UT El Paso circa 2004.

Area: Central / University

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UTEP, Burro Mascot circa 2000

Burro as mascot of University of Texas at El Paso at Sun Bowl circa 2000

Area: Central / University

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John Graham, Professor Texas College of Mines circa 1930

John Graham, Professor Texas College of Mines in El Paso Texas circa 1930

Area: Central / University

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Cordova Bridge - El Paso, Texas

Cordova International Bridge in Chamizal area in El Paso Texas circa 1993 is used by truckers and citizens.of both Mexico and the USA on daily basis. This picture shows unusually few vehicles crossing in both directions.

Area: Central / Chamizal

Source: Publications Dept. UTEP

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TWC President A. B. Templeton with Dr. Ken Beasley

Texas Western College President, A. B. Templeton with Dr. Ken Beasley

Area: Central / University

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17 August 2018 by Eva

Beasley is in dark suit.

UTEP History Professor and Dr. Natalicio at Commencement

UTEP History Department chair and Dr. Natalicio at Commencement for new graduate student.

Area: Central / University

Source: Publications Dept. UTEP

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10 January 2022 by Eva K Ross

Article Monica Ortiz Uribe, "A passionate advocate," El Paso Times, Jan 9, 2022, p. 1A and 1 B.

26 September 2021 by Eva K Ross

March is Women's History Month. Article on death of Diana Natalicio's death by Christina Carreon appears in El Paso Times, Sept 26, 2021, p. 1A.

President Diane Natalicio - El Paso, Texas

President Diane Natalicio at UTEP commencement in Special Events Center circa 2005

Area: Central / University

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10 September 2023 by Eva K Ross

Christina Carreon, El Paso Times, Sunday Sept. 29, 2021, p. 1A & 3A.

24 March 2020 by Eva

March is Women's History Month. Natalicio is member Texas Women's Hall of Fame.

Haywood Antone Ph.D. & Carl Hertzog - Texas Western Press-1993

Haywood Antone Ph.D and international renowned publisher Carl Hertzog monitor of production of the Texas Western Press in El Paso, Texas. The J. Carl Hertzog papers MS 295 can be utilized through special collections at UTEP library.

Area: Central / University

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27 February 2024 by Eva K Ross

Evan Haywood Antone, "Two Famous El Paso Stopovers: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway," December 1973 NOVA, Vol. 9, No.1, Whole Number 33, p.7 & 17.

17 January 2019 by Eva

Article Frank Mangan, "Tom Lea's works are focus," El Paso Times, Feb 7, 1988.

18 October 2017 by EVa

The J. Carl Hertzog papers MS 295 can be utilized through special collections at UTEP library.

Mayor Joe Wardy - El Paso, Texas - 2004

Mayor Joe Wardy of El Paso, Texas speaks at event in 2004 publicizing ninety anniversary of UTEP using Sun Metro Bus.

Area: Central / University

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Texas Western College in 1955 , Aerial View - El Paso, Texas

Texas Western College, Aerial View shows Veteran Housing, Globe Mills, Kidd Field, Providence Hospital, Kern Place, and Mission Hills.

Area: Central / University

Source: Publication Dept. UTEP

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07 April 2024 by Eva K Ross

Note that there is no commercial development on one side of Mesa Street.

31 January 2021 by Eva Ross

Top left Corner shows Mission Hills neighborhood. Crazy Cat not developed in right top corner.

17 July 2020 by Eva Ross

Globe Mills are in bottom left corner. Providence Memorial Hospital Campus on right edge.

UTEP Special Events Center, Construction - May 1976

UTEP Special Events Center was under construction May 1976.

Area: Central / University

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Seamon Hall - circa 1935

Seamon Hall circa 1935 on the campus of first Texas College of Mines in El Paso, Texas renamed Texas Western College, now University of Texas at El Paso.

Area: Central / University

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UTEP Library Construction circa 1975 El Paso, TX

Photo shows modernistic design of former UTEP Library which was renovated to become the Geology Building on the edge of Centennial Plaza

Area: Central / University

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10 March 2024 by Eva K Ross

Modern architecture did not last and new facade unites this building with Butanese design of entire campus.

26 January 2021 by Eva Ross

Robert M. Leech was an interim president at UTEP 1968-69.

16 October 2017 by Eva

Photo taken from Leech Grove.

Centennial Museum, UTEP, El Paso, Texas 1944

Centennial Museum on UTEP campus is seen from corner of Mesa and University Ave.1944

Area: Central / University

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26 October 2023 by Eva K Ross

Funded in 1936 by the Texas Centennial Commission and constructed on land donated by the City of El Paso, the El Paso Centennial Museum opened its doors on April 23, 1937 as a component of the Texas College of Mines and Metallurgy (now The University of Texas at El Paso). It is the oldest continually operating museum in El Paso, TX.

12 July 2023 by Eva K Ross

At one time this road went straight through campus of University of TX at El Paso. Campus was given complete new landscape design and is pedestrian friendly and lush with desert plants.

24 December 2020 by Eva Ross

MUSEUM STILL IN USE 2020. IT IS ON UTEP CAMPUS. UNIVERSITY AVE AND WIGGINS ROAD. 915-747-5565

Charlie Bailey congratulates Larry Durham at Sun Bowl Stadium

Charlie Bailey congratulates UTEP donor Larry Durham on donation to the UTEP football program