Alexander Hogg Papers
Collection
Identifier: P-0047
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings and printed
matter pertaining to Alexander Hogg, who served as superintendent of Fort Worth Public
Schools between 1883 and 1905. Hogg was a nationally known educator. He also was
editor of the Texas & Pacific Quarterly, a literary magazine published by the T & P
Railroad and author of several books, including "The Railroad in Education". The papers
were donated in 1951 by his daughter Mary Lulie Hogg.1
1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Evening November 2, 1951
1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Evening November 2, 1951
Dates
- Undated
Extent
1 Linear Feet
Physical Location
Archives: 1C1
Separated Materials
The following items have been removed from the Alexander Hogg Papers and placed
In the Tarrant County Book Collection:
1. Railroad in Education 2. Texas and Pacific Quarterly, Vol. 2 3. Texas and Pacific Quarterly, Vol. 4
1. Railroad in Education 2. Texas and Pacific Quarterly, Vol. 2 3. Texas and Pacific Quarterly, Vol. 4
- Title
- Alexander Hogg Papers
- Status
- Completed
- Author
- Ken N. Hopkins
- Date
- 10 December 1990
Repository Details
Part of the Fort Worth Public Library Archives Repository
