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Buried Twice: Remembering Those Enslaved in San Antonio’s Camposanto

By MacKenzie Arendall Every Juneteenth, we honor San Antonio’s enslaved foremothers and forefathers. This Juneteenth, let’s also name those whose bones remain to this day buried beneath Milam Park, Houston … Continue readingBuried Twice: Remembering Those Enslaved in San Antonio’s Camposanto

Internship at the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum (SAAACAM)

By Gabriella Parra This summer, I interned at the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum, also known as SAAACAM. SAAACAM is actively uncovering the history of the African … Continue readingInternship at the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum (SAAACAM)

Special Collections and University Archives at St. Mary’s University

By Valerie Vallejo, Spring 2025 I completed my internship with the Special Collections and University Archives at St. Mary’s University. The archives “collect, organize, preserve, and make accessible materials of … Continue readingSpecial Collections and University Archives at St. Mary’s University

Shining a Light on Historical Transactions: Reviving Hidden Legacies in Bexar County

By Jadyn Evans This post is from our 2024 Spring Internship series. This spring semester, I had the opportunity to continue my research about slavery in Bexar County, San Antonio, … Continue readingShining a Light on Historical Transactions: Reviving Hidden Legacies in Bexar County