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[Carolina Cuellar Ayala, Mary Cuellar Alvarado and Macario Cuellar driving in a car]

Photograph of Carolina Cuellar Ayala (driver), Mary Cuellar Alvarado (front passenger), and Macario Cuellar (back) driving a car at a city park.

Date: 196X

Item Type: Photograph

[Chabela and Yolanda Cuellar laying on grass]

Photograph of Chabela Cuellar (left) and Yolanda Cuellar (right), sitting on a blanket laid on the grass. Part of a man with a basket is seen and a child is walking behind the women. The photograph has been identified as a Cuellar Easter Sunday family gathering.

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

[Chabela Flores Cuellar in a field]

Photograph of Chabela Flores Cuellar standing in a field. Behind, are two children facing the opposite direction.

Date: 196X

Item Type: Photograph

[El Chico banner]

Photograph of a group of people standing in front of El Chico restaurant while holding a sign that says "Half-Time: Chico Bowl '74 '75". All the people are seen wearing business to casual attire. Some people wear a white tag on the left side of their chest.

Date: 1975

Item Type: Photograph

[El Chico Cafe exterior]

Photograph of El Chico Cafe exterior in an unidentified location. A large neon sign hangs in front of the restaurant next to a parked car. On the very right of the photograph, an unidentified young man sits on the pavement next to a telephone post.

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

Location: 32.734319 -97.401870

[El Chico Cafe interior]

Photograph of the interior of El Chico Cafe with no guests. The interior includes: chairs, tables, tablecloths, condiments, and tortilla warmers. Vines , agave plants, and sombreros are painted on the walls. A sombrero and sarape hang on the center of the right wall. Written on photograph: " El Chico Café - Equipped by Garder Hotel Supply Co. - 601 S. Akard, Dallas, Texas." Written on back: "El Chico Cafe #2 - Frank Cuellar."

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

[El Chico Corporation Annual Report 1968]

The El Chico Corporation Annual Report from 1968. It includes portraits of Frank Sr. and Mack Cuellar, a letter to El Chico shareholders, provides a layout of restaurant and franchise operations and updates readers on new management and El Chico profits among other things.

Date: 1968

Item Type: Text

[“El Chico Corporation Grows” article]

An article titled “El Chico Corporation Grows” from 1965. The article describes El Chico's origins, restaurant locations, and a captioned image of “Mama’s Boys” Alfred, Mack, Willie Jack, Gilbert, and Frank Sr. Cuellar.

Date: October 1965

Item Type: Article

[El Chico exterior]

Photograph of El Chico Cafe's exterior at night. At least fifty people are seen walking towards the entrance. Frank Cuellar Sr. is seen standing next to the crowd greeting his guests. A neon sign with El Chico Cafe logo is in front of the restaurant next to parked cars. Written on back: "El Chico #1 - Remodeled, 1945 - return to Frank Cuellar Sr."

Date: 1945

Item Type: Photograph

[“El Chico Fixin’s For Good Mexican Food at Home” brochure]

An El Chico brochure advertising El Chico Commissary products and recipes. The front of the brochure includes an image of El Chico products.

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Pamphlet

[“El Chico News” Volume 1, Number 1]

The “El Chico News” Volume 1, Number 1; the first printing of the El Chico Newsletter. The newsletter includes El Chico Corporate updates, a contest to name the newspaper, photographs, and a "letter to the editor."

Date: August 1969

Item Type: Newspaper

[Child with wire fence]

Photograph of an unidentified child assembling a wire fence on a field. The boy is wearing a dark-colored button up shirt with stained pants.

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

[Children in lake]

Photograph of children swimming in a lake surrounded by a small canyon. Children are standing on a floating dock from a distance. Written on back: "Bob Cuellar at Grady Spruce - Possum Kingdom."

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

[Children in park]

Photograph of a woman and Bobby Cuellar, and Evelyn Cuellar, in winter attire posing in a park.

Date: May 12, 1948

Item Type: Photograph

[Children sitting on port]

Photograph of children sitting on a dock or on sand at a lake. A man is partially seen on the right side and a landscape is seen from a distance. Written on back: "Bob Cuellar at Possum Kingdom - Grady Spruce Camp."

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

[Class group]

Photograph of a student organization or class standing on a stadium.

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

[Clipping: El Feniz Cafe's Founder, Miguel Martinez, 65, Dies]

Newspaper clipping of Miguel Martinez, the founder of El Fenix Cafe. The article features a brief story about about Miguel Martinez and his accomplishments before his death at the age of 65. Clipping is from the Dallas Morning News.

Date: February 22, 1956

Creator: The Dallas Morning News

Item Type: Clipping

[Clipping: El Feniz Cafe's Founder, Miguel Martinez, 65, Dies, 2]

Newspaper clipping of Miguel Martinez, the founder of El Fenix Cafe. The clipping announces the funeral services and the requiem being held at Dallas and includes a portrait of the late Martinez. Second part of clipping, El Feniz Cafe's Founder, Miguel Martinez, 65, Dies.

Date: February 22, 1956

Item Type: Photograph

[Clipping: Miss Cuellar, J. F. Marino Exchange Vows]

Photograph of a newspaper clipping of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cuellar at Chicago, Illinois. The article briefly describes the wedding ceremony and its guests.

Date: 19XX-12-26

Item Type: Clipping

[Consuelo and Julia Cuellar with large leaves]

Photograph of two women posing with large leaves in front of a parked car. Starting from left to right: Consuelo Cuelllar and Julia Cuellar. "La Cola de Caballo" (Ponytail) is written on the back.

Date: 1935

Item Type: Photograph

[Copy of William J. Cuellar ridding a pony]

Photograph of an William "Bill" J. Cuellar with a sombrero ridding a pony. He is the son of Willie Jack and Goethal Cuellar. The pony has white and light-colored spots and wears reins and a saddle. The toddler wears a sombrero with dark-colored overalls.

Date: 19XX

Item Type: Photograph

[Couple in front of mural]

Photograph of Bruno & Helen Flores standing in front of a mural wall. Helen wears a straw hat, white shirt, and dark colored blazer with matching skirt. Bruno wears a bomber jacket, white shirt with bow-tie, and dark-colored trousers. The mural depicts a charro rider lassoing a bull from his horse. Written on back: "Bruno and Helen - Plaza 1944."

Date: 1944

Item Type: Photograph

[Cuellar brothers demonstrating tortilla forming]

Group photograph of three of the Cuellar brothers demonstrating to guests how to form El Chico tortillas. From left to right: Willie Jack Cuellar, unknown man, unknown woman, Frank Cuellar Sr., Gilbert Cuellar, and an unknown man. They are all wearing aprons with the "El Chico" logo printed on them.

Date: 19XX

Creator: Johnson, Jim

Item Type: Photograph

[The Cuellar brothers hoeing cotton]

Photograph of the Cuellar brothers hoeing cotton in a field located in Kaufman, Texas. Everyone is wearing long-sleeve, button-up shirts with large hats. From left to right: Manuel, Willie Jack, Amos (standing), Mack, Alfred, Frank, and Gilbert.

Date: 1924

Item Type: Photograph

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[Carolina Cuellar Ayala, Mary Cuellar Alvarado and Macario Cuellar driving in a car]

[Chabela and Yolanda Cuellar laying on grass]

[Chabela Flores Cuellar in a field]

[El Chico banner]

[El Chico Cafe exterior]

[El Chico Cafe interior]

[El Chico Corporation Annual Report 1968]

[“El Chico Corporation Grows” article]

[El Chico exterior]

[“El Chico Fixin’s For Good Mexican Food at Home” brochure]

[“El Chico News” Volume 1, Number 1]

[Child with wire fence]

[Children in lake]

[Children in park]

[Children sitting on port]

[Class group]

[Clipping: El Feniz Cafe's Founder, Miguel Martinez, 65, Dies]

[Clipping: El Feniz Cafe's Founder, Miguel Martinez, 65, Dies, 2]

[Clipping: Miss Cuellar, J. F. Marino Exchange Vows]

[Consuelo and Julia Cuellar with large leaves]

[Copy of William J. Cuellar ridding a pony]

[Couple in front of mural]

[Cuellar brothers demonstrating tortilla forming]

[The Cuellar brothers hoeing cotton]