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Miss
Ima Hogg
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- Americana
at its finest: Ima Hogg's Bayou Bend. (1963). Interiors, 123 (4),
78-83.
- Photographic
presentation of the interiors of Bayou Bend prior to opening as a
museum in 1966.
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- Bernhard,
V. (1984). Ima Hogg: The governor's daughter. Austin, TX: Texas
Monthly Press.
- Biography of
Miss Hogg's life as the famous daughter of a Texas governor, collector
of early American decorative arts, and well-known philanthropist.
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- Crawford,
A. F. & Ragsdale, C. S. (1992). The lady of Bayou Bend: Ima Hogg.
In Women in Texas: Their lives, their experiences, their accomplishments
(pp. 142-155). Austin, TX: State House Press.
- Biographical
sketch of Miss Hogg's civic life and contributions to Texas.
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- Gurasich,
M. (1996). Ima Hogg family. In Did you ever...meet a Texas hero?
(Vol. II, pp. 11-19). Austin, TX: Eakin Press.
- Chapter in
a children's book that provides a brief overview of Miss Hogg's life
and her family.
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- Iscoe, L.
K. (1976). Ima Hogg, first lady of Texas: Reminiscences and recollections
of family and friends. [Austin, TX]: The Hogg Foundation for Mental
Health.
- Recollections
of Miss Hogg and her interests in music, education, mental health,
history, furniture, the decorative arts, nature, and gardens
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- Living with
antiques: The home of Miss Ima Hogg. (1948). Antiques, 53,
428.
- Pictures of
Miss Hogg's home at Bayou Bend prior to its conversion to a house
museum.
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- Neeley,
G. C. (1992). Miss Ima and the Hogg family. Dallas, TX: Hendrick-Long
Publishing Co.
- Biography written
for children about Miss Hogg and her family. Includes ideas for field
trips and further reading
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- Olmert,
M. (1982). Great collectors. Historic Preservation, 34 (6),
26-35.
- Overview of
great collectors Henry Francis du Pont, Ima Hogg, Henry Ford, and
others
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- Rotary Club,
Houston, Texas. (1969). Rotary Club of Houston honors Miss Ima
Hogg with its distinguished citizen award, Thursday, April 24, 1969,
Rice Hotel. [Houston, TX]: The Club
- Collection
of remarks made on the occasion honoring Miss Hogg with a Distinguished
Citizen Award
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- Sack, H.
& Wilk, M. (1986, February). Miss Ima Hogg. Arts & Antiques,
62-69, 88.
- Recollections
of noted New York dealer Harold Sack about Texas's first lady of antiques,
Miss Ima Hogg
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- Sutton,
W. A. (1999). Ima Hogg. In J. A. Garraty & M. C. Carnes (Eds.), American
national biography (Vol. 11, pp. 13-14). New York: Oxford University
Press.
- Biographical
sketch of Miss Hogg's life and accomplishments
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- Texian Campaigne.
(1948). Antiques, 53, 444-445.
- Miss Hogg's
collection of Texian Campaigne mementoes prior to Bayou Bend's conversion
to a house museum
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- Warren,
D. B. (1982). Ima Hogg, collector. Antiques, 121, 228-243.
- Chronicle of
Miss Hogg's collecting activities from the extensive records she kept.
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