![[Costumed Group, Casino de Aguascalientes], December 1909, by E.B. Downing y Cia](https://blog.smu.edu/smulibraries/files/2017/08/Costumed_Group_Casino_de_Aguascalientes.jpg "CUL Digital Collections")
In October 2014, SMU’s Central University Libraries (CUL) uploaded 1,019 items into CUL Digital Collections. CUL now has approximately 40,853 published items.
![[Andirons with Swan Design], 1935, by Potter Art Iron Studio](http://blog.smu.edu/offtheshelf/files/2017/08/Andirons_with_Swan_Design-e1502739549486.jpg "[Andirons with Swan Design], 1935, by Potter Art Iron Studio")
136 shop drawings from the Potter Art Iron Studio Collection, including Box 03 and Box 04. Drawings mainly include a variety of andirons, as well as chandeliers, lanterns, and other lighting fixtures.
57 Texas railroad negatives from the Everett L. DeGolyer Jr. Collection of United States Railroad Photographs as part of the TexTreasures FY2015 grant. The images depict Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company locomotives, ca. 1937-1965. The photographs were taken in various locations in Texas, including including Dallas, Temple, Houston, Cleburne, Garland, Gainesville, and Paris.
Piadoso devocionario en honor del sagrado corazon de Jesús dispuesto por un religioso de la compañia de Jesús de Mexico, para utilidad de los devotos congregantes de la pia union, 1819, published by D. Alejandro Valdes.
3 prints of Viola and William Haynie, ca. 1890s, from the Margaret Wilbur Papers. Viola Sessions (April 18, 1844 – July 10, 1928) and William D. Haynie (April 29, 1837 – October 14, 1906) married in February 1860. William Haynie, along with others, helped build the city of Rice, Texas. Viola Sessions Haynie was a steward of the family’s estate following her husband’s death, doubling its value under her watch, and a benefactor of educational and religious institutions. Among the recipients of her generosity (more than $100,000) were Southern Methodist University ($47,000), Haynie Memorial Methodist Church in Rice, and Methodist Hospital in Fort Worth, to name a few.
15 currency notes from the Rowe-Barr Collection of Texas Currency, including a 25-cent note issued by Stringer’s Hotel, 1862, redeemable in Confederate notes and an ornately decorated 25-cent note issued by the Travis County Road and Bridge Company, ca. 1870s, redeemable for tolls.
26 documents from the George Albert Converse Papers, 1861-1897, including torpedo boat specifications, test documents, memoranda, questionnaires, and contracts.
782 issues of the SMU Campus, SMU’s student newspaper, from 1951-1963.