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Patricia Preciado Martin papers, 1959-2015

MS 697


Collection Summary

Creator: Preciado Martin, Patricia
Collection Name:Patricia Preciado Martin papers
Inclusive Dates: 1959-2015
Physical Description: 3 Linear Feet
Abstract:Papers of Arizona author Patricia Preciado Martin. Contains research files including awards, book review clippings and other press, correspondence, genealogical material, photographs, oral histories on audio cassette, and media appearances by Preciado Martin on VHS, DVD, and CD.
Collection Number:MS 697
Repository: University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
University of Arizona
PO Box 210055
Tucson, AZ 85721-0055
Phone: 520-621-6423
Fax: 520-621-9733
URL: http://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/
E-Mail: LBRY-askspcoll@email.arizona.edu

Biographical Note

Arizona author Patricia Preciado Martin was born in Prescott and raised in Tucson. She received a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Arizona in 1960, graduating Summa Cum Laude. Her collections of short stories and oral histories document the folklore, culture, history and lifeways of Mexican Americans in the Southern Arizona border region. Reflecting rural and urban Latinx experiences, these publications have earned her recognition from the Arizona Library Association as Arizona Author of the Year in 1997, the 2001 Southwest Book Award, the 2005 Sharlot Hall award, and multiple Chicano literary prizes.


Scope and Content Note

The Patricia Preciado Martin papers contain extensive research material for the author's oral history books Beloved Land (2004) and Songs My Mother Sang to Me (1992), clippings of press about Preciado Martin's publications and career, award certificates, materials related to awards ceremonies, lectures and public appearances. Audio-visual materials include oral history audio cassettes conducted by Preciado Martin as research for her books Beloved Land and Songs My Mother Sang to Me, VHS, DVD and CD-R recordings of media appearances by Preciado Martin, and portraits by Tucson photographer Louis Carlos Bernal.


Arrangement

This collection is organized into 3 series.
Series I: Research Materials
Series II: Press and Awards, 1979-2012
Series III: Audio-Visual Materials, 1959-2015
Sub-series 1: Photographs, 1959, 1983
Sub-series 2: Oral History audio cassettes, 1979-2002
Sub-series 3: Media appearances by Patricia Preciado Martin, 1992-2015

Restrictions

Restrictions

It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright. Use of original audio visual materials is restricted due to their fragile nature. No access copies are currently available. Please contact Special Collections for more information.

Copyright

Use of original audio visual materials is restricted due to their fragile nature. No access copies are currently available. Please contact Special Collections for more information.


Related Material

Carmen Celia Beltrán music (MS 681). Special Collections, University of Arizona Libraries.


Access Terms

Geographic Name(s)
North America--Mexican-American Border Region

Subject(s)
Mexican Americans -- Arizona
Mexican Americans -- Arizona -- Tucson -- Folklore.
Mexican Americans -- Arizona -- Tucson -- Social life and customs.
Mexican literature -- Mexican-American Border Region.
Mines and mineral resources
Oral history -- Arizona
Ranch life -- Arizona -- History
Ranches -- Arizona


Administrative Information

Credit Line

Patricia Preciado Martin papers (MS 697). Special Collections, University of Arizona Libraries.

Processing History

Processed by Amanda Howard, August 2019.


Container List

Series I: Research Materials, 1880-2012
Scope and Contents
Contains the contents of six binders of collected research and photographs on Southern Arizona families featured in Beloved Land and Songs My Mother Sang to Me maintained in original order, collection of Barrio Stories – writings by local authors; copies of handwritten prayers in Spanish, and assorted articles about local history topics.
Boxfolder
11 De la Ossa, Quiroga, Wilbur, Salazar, Gastellum, Felix-Delgado, Mendivil families, 1880-2004
12 Gastellum family, 1993-2002
13 Vasquez, Sosa/Soza, Gamez families, 1894-2004
14 Beltran, Yslas-Velez, Montoya, Leon-Montiel families, 1880-2002
Scope and Contents
Includes poems and photos of Tucson writer Carmen Celia Beltrán.
15 Rodriguez and Sotomayor families, 1902-2012
16 Cruz and Vasquez families, 1920-1995
17 Escalante, Benitez, Tellez, Ruiz, Vindiola families, 1880-1950
18 Barrio Stories and Poems, undated
19 General interest: writing and history, 1979-2011
110 Handwritten prayers in Spanish, undated
Series II: Press and Awards, 1979-2012
Scope and Contents
Contains collected press clippings about Preciado Martin's publications and career grouped by publication title and organized chronologically; includes two floppy discs containing Amor Eterno drafts. There is one folder containing award certificates, materials related to lectures, public appearances and awards ceremonies; includes one floppy disc of Preciado Martin's 2003 Lawrence Clark Powell Memorial Lecture: Milagritos de mi Corazon.
Boxfolder
111 Days of Plenty, Days of Want, 1979, 1989, 1998
112 Images and Conversations, 1983
113 Songs My Mother Sang to Me, 1992-1994
114 El Milagro and Other Stories, 1996
115 Amor Eterno, 1999-2001
116 Beloved Land, 2002-2012
117 Awards and Lectures, 1989-2005
Series III: Audio-Visual Materials, 1959-2015
Scope and Contents
Photographs (includes four signed 12x15 prints from photographer Louis Carlos Bernal) and a framed photo of Patricia Preciado Martin on the University of Arizona Student Union Activities Board (1959-1960). Oral histories conducted by Preciado Martin with Mexican-American ranching and mining families of Southern Arizona for her books Beloved Land and Songs My Mother Sang to Me, arranged alphabetically by narrator. VHS tapes, DVDs and CDs of media appearances by Preciado Martin, arranged alphabetically by title.
Sub-series I: Photographs, 1959, 1983
Box
2 Framed photo of Patricia Preciado Martin; portraits by Luis Carlos Bernal, 1959, 1983
Sub-series II: Oral History audio cassettes, 1979-2002
Conditions Governing Access
Use of original audio visual materials is restricted due to their fragile nature. No access copies are currently available. Please contact Special Collections for more information.
Boxtape
31, 2, 3 Benitez Franco, Ramona, 1994 (3 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
B. May 1902. A family history of ranching and farming in the Rincon Mountains. (Beloved Land).
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
34 Cota Gastelum, Luis and Agatha, 10 May 1998 (1 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
[Recorded at] Home.
Tubac and Tumacacori homesteads. (06/10/1998)
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
35, 6 Leon, Solano, 29 May 1998 (2 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
Early detailed Tucson history. Memories of Leon family and ranches on Silverbell and Rillito (AZ).
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
37, 8 Leon Montiel, Livia, 10 August 1989 (2 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
A history of the Galaz, Leon and Montiel families. Memories of their ranches on Silverbell and Rillito, AZ.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3, folder 1.
39, 10, 11 Mendivil, Teresa and Tim, 22-23 October 2002 (3 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
A family history and memories of Benson, AZ and the San Pedro River Valley.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
312, 13 Quiroga, Joe, 16 June 1998 (2 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
A family history and memories of Patagonia and surrounding ranches of Elgin and Sonoita.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
314, 15, 16 Rodriguez Parra Sotomayor, Carlotta (Lottie), 1997-1998 (3 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
B. 1919. Her family and early Tucson and the Sotomayor ranching family on Jayne's Station Rd e/ La Cholla.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
317, 18 Salazar Tapia, Victoria, 1986, November 1988 (2 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
Memories of Salazar homestead in Aravaipa Canyon (East). Interview by Diana Hadley.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
Boxtape
419, 20, 21 Salazar Whelan, Rosalia, 1990 (3 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
Memories of growing up in Aravaipa Canyon (East) on her father's farm/ranch (Epimenio Salazar).
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
422, 23 Silvas Martin, Carlotta, May 1991 (2 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
A history of mining in the Superior area. A family history of Silvas family.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
424, 25 Sota, Rodolfo, 1979 (2 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
A broad history of early Tucson (1850s - ) and a history of his family ranch in the Sierrita Mountains West of Tucson.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
426, 27 Vasquez Cruz, Helen (Elena), 1994 (2 Audio cassettes)
Scope and Contents
B. 1912. San Pedro River – Rancho Linda Vista, Falcon Ranch.
Separated Materials
3x5 descriptive index card in box 3.
Sub-series III: Media appearances by Patricia Preciado Martin, 1992-2015
Scope and Contents
VHS tapes, DVDs and CDs of media appearances by Preciado Martin, arranged alphabetically by title.
Boxitem
51 Access Tucson: One Book, One Community, "A Night with Anaya," undated (1 Videocassettes)
52 Arizona Illustrated: Amor Eterno, undated (1 Videocassettes)
53, 4 Arizona Latina Trailblazers, 2015 (2 Items, DVDs)
55 Arizona Week: Patricia Preciado Martin essay, undated (1 Items, CD-R)
56 The Changing Face of America. Part one: Places on the Map, 24 February 2000 (1 Items, Compact Disc)
Scope and Contents
National Public Radio segment from All Things Considered narrated by Patricia Preciado Martin. "Short story writer Patricia Preciado Martin revisits the fading Mexican culture that once thrived in Tucson, Arizona. This is one of three stories done by writers about locales they once knew."
57 Hispanic / Native American Speakers, 1993 (1 Videocassettes)
58 Hispanic Research Center Inaugural Symposia: February 20 interview with Patricia Preciado Martin, undated (1 Videocassettes)
The Journey: Reunion at El Cañon, undated (1 Videocassettes)
Boxitem
510 Pat Martin DVB SCP, undated (1 Videocassettes)
Scope and Contents
Contains clips of mariachi band performances.
511 La Revolucion, 1910-1928, undated (1 Videocassettes)
Scope and Contents
Arizona Historical Society production directed by Dr. Steven Horvath and produced by Patricia Preciado Martin. Contains interviews with Carmen H. Rivas, Armando C. Elias, and Gloria Howitt regarding their memories of the Mexican Revolution.
512 Songs My Mother Sang to Me interview and booksigning, 29 September 1992 (1 Videocassettes)
513 Tales Told in Our Barrio, undated (1 Videocassettes)