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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2009 · 25 MIN

Pat Neff

from The Treasures of the Texas Collection

Pat Morris Neff was man of many identities. Some people remember him as the Texas governor who created the state park system. Others may recall his days as McLennan County Attorney. And still others will think of him as the man who brought Baylor University back from the brink of extinction in the 1930s. Join the Treasures of the Texas Collection as we look at Pat Neff, the man and the legend.

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Pat Morris Neff was man of many identities. Some people remember him as the Texas governor who created the state park system. Others may recall his days as McLennan County Attorney. And still others will think of him as the man who brought Baylor University back from the brink of extinction in the 1930s. Join the Treasures of the Texas Collection as we look at Pat Neff, the man and the legend.

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