Comal (originally constructed as the Education Building)
The Comal building was known as the Education Building for much of its history. It housed the campus school from it's opening in 1918 until the campus elementary (Evans) was constructed in the 1930s, then it became the campus high school. The agreement between the city of San Marcos and the college is an interesting story.
Dig into the documents and see what story you want to tell!
Contact Information
University Archives
Alkek Library, Room 580
Research by appointment
Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm
The University Archives is physically located on the 5th floor of the Alkek Library. Research appointments at Alkek or the ARC are generally available Monday through Friday between 8:30am and 4:30pm (excluding holidays and energy conservation days).
Research appointments are required to allow time for retrieval of offsite materials, to reserve research space, and to allow staff to sanitize the space between researchers. Walk-in assistance is dependent on staff and space availability, as researchers with appointments are given priority. Masks are encouraged while in the Alkek Library and in the University Archives.
For questions or assistance, please Ask an Archivist.
Photographs
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Education Building -
Entrance to the Education Building -
1921 Pedagog - Training School
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Postcard of campus, c.1930s
Documents
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Comal DedicationPowerpoint presentation, October 2014
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Wayne Moore's memories, October 2014Delivered during the Comal dedication
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A History of the Southwest Texas State Teachers College, by Roger Franklin FrenchSee page14 of the document (page 23 of 115 of the PDF file) for information about the campus (demonstration) school