Articles Regarding J. Frank Dobie (JFD); Letters to Dobie; Letters from Dobie; 'Tarahumara Indians Untouched by White Man's Ways' by Bertha Dobie; Correspondence is both personal and business (with publishers); 'Current business' 4 page JFD typed manuscript detailing Dobie's assets and future writing projects; Collection found in Blue Bunny paper bag marked 'J. F. Dobie Papers'

J. Frank Dobie 'American Expeditionary Forces - Officer's Identity Card'; Bertha Dobie notebooks/diaries: #1-1930 - Gardens Seen Summer 1930 #2-1934 - Mexico Travel Diary (plants, animals, birds - all diaries) #3-[1934?] - Mexico Travel Diary (continues previous diary?) #4-1944 - Port Isabel, Texas Travel Diary #5-1948 - Fort Davis, Texas (list of birds seen), Alpine, Texas, Brussels, Belgium, and other European countries; 1934 letter from Bertha to her father (Mexico Trip)

Addressed to: McKee, Mrs. Dobie, and J. Frank Dobie Rand McNally Junior Road Map, Arizona and New Mexico Found Rubber Banded together

Newspaper articles regarding J. Frank and Bertha Dobie's deaths; Donation of the Dobie Collection to Southwestern University; Newspaper 'The Senior' list of Southwestern University graduates of 1910, including J. Frank Dobie and Bertha McKee

Pancho’s Paisano; J. Frank Dobie’s Death

Article Clippings; Reprints; Oral History with Dobie, November 5, 1974

Newspaper articles regarding J. Frank Dobie’s Death and literary legacy

Newspaper articles regarding Paisano, J. Frank Dobie’s death, and his legacy as a writer and folklorist; Materials found together in folder

Austin Chamber of Commerce Publications; 'Something Made Austin Grow'; The story of Austin's Tower lights; Speech given by Miss Frances Alexander, president of the American History Club of Austin on the occasion of the club's 69th birthday; Austin Area Garden Center Show 1960; 'The Story of the Empress Carlotta Mirrors' from the Maximillian Room in the Driskill Hotel, Austin, Texas

Various letters addressed to Ray Pearl (from Bertha Dobie); Bertha Dobie Obituary; Letter from J. Frank to Bertha (1944); Paisano; Lady Bird Johnson - Honorary Doctorate, Southwestern - Photocopy of Austin Statesman coverage (photos); Envelope and notecard with Rose Elliott linoleum block print of Golden-Cheeked Warbler