Young Clara is angry when she sees the crumbling walls of the Alamo. She pitches in with Adina De Zavala and others to save the shrine. Her life story is told with photographs and sketches of the clothes she wore.
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Both little girls and big girls--not to mention boys--should be charmed with this mini-biography-cum-clothes -- North San Antonio Times, Dec. 19, 1991
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Clara Driscoll was amazing. With seeming ease, she produced a Broadway play, served embassy tea, and bulldogged steers. As Time magazine said in 1945, "She was big--even by Texas standards." I hope her story inspires girls to be both history recorders and creators.
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