Rudder from leader to legend / by Hatfield, Thomas M.

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History and legends of the Alamo and other missions in and around San Antonio by De Zavala, Adina, 1861-1955

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Death lore Texas rituals, superstitions, and legends of the hereafter /

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I've been out there : on the road with legends of rock 'n' roll / by Gaines, Grady, Evans, Rod, 1962-

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Legendary Ladies of Texas /

Table of Contents: “…EARLY DAYS Maria de Agreda: The lady in blue -- Angelina -- Emily Morgan: Yellow Rose of Texas -- The weeping woman: La Llorona -- SETTLERS Belle Starr: the bandit queen of Dallas -- The ghost of Chipita: the crying woman of San Patricio -- The capitol's lady -- Two sixshooters and a sunbonnet: The story of Sally Skull -- Sophia Porter: Texas' own Scarlett O'Hara -- Elise Waerenskjold: A modern on the prairie -- TEXAS GETS CULTURE Adah Isaacs Menken: From Texas to Paris -- Elisabet Ney: Texas' First lady of sculpture -- Mollie Bailey: Circus entrepreneur -- Martha White McWhirter and the Belton sanctificationists -- Aunt Dicy: Legendary black lady -- El Paso madams -- EARLY 20TH CENTURY Pardon me, Governor Ferguson -- "Tell them I don't smoke cigars": The story of Bonnie Parker -- Glamor girl called Electra -- The babe -- MODERN TIMES Janis and the Austin scene -- Legends in their own time: The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders -- Honky tonk angels -- Woman as victim in modern folklore -- Mrs. …”
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Features and Fillers : Texas Journalists on Texas Folklore /

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Juneteenth Texas /

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The Sky is My Tipi /

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Emily D. West and the "Yellow Rose of Texas" myth / by Tucker, Phillip Thomas, 1953-

Table of Contents: “…West, the popular myth and legend -- Emily D. West's birth in New Haven -- A new life and adventure beckons -- Texas bound -- Slaughter at the Alamo -- Muddy roads leading to San Jacinto -- Climactic showdown at San Jacinto -- Popular myth-making and the creation of "The Yellow Rose of Texas" -- Emily after the fiery storm of San Jacinto -- Epilogue.…”
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Dancing naked by Rogers, Mary (Mary Russell)

Table of Contents: “…The benefactors and the legends -- pt. 5. Classic characters -- pt. 6. Heart of the matter -- pt. 7. …”
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From Hell to Breakfast /

Table of Contents: “…--Some odd Mexican customs, by O.W. Nolen.--Legend of the Tengo Frío Bird, by H. Yelvington.--Leaves of mesquite grass, by D. …”
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