2nd Place: William C. Foster, The LaSalle Expedition Into Texas, the Journal of Henri Joutel

Periodical: Ed Bradley, "Fighting for Texas: Filibuster James Long, the Adams-Onis Treaty, and the Monroe Administration"

2nd Place: Richard V. Francaviglia, for From Sail to Steam:Centuries of Texas Maritime History, 1500-1900

Periodical: Adam Benavides, Jr., "Archival Investigations for Mission Nuestra Senora De Los Dolores De Los Ais, San Augustine County, Texas"

2nd Place: William A. DePalo, The Mexican National Army, 1822-1852

3rd Place: Tamra L. Walter, "The Dynamics of Culture Change and its Reflection in the Archeological Record of Espiritu Santo de Zuniga, Victoria County, Texas" published by the South Texas Archeological Association

2nd Place: Gerald Poyo, Editor, for Tejano Journey, 1770-1850

3rd Place: Dr. Felix Almaraz, "Texas Governor Manuel Salcedo and the Court-Martial of Padre Miguel Hidalgo, 1810-1811"

2nd Place: Tina Juárez for Call No Man Master

3rd Place: Craig H. Roell for a booklet, "Remember Goliad!"

2nd Place: Joe S. Graham for El Rancho in South Texas

3rd Place: Adán Benavides and Elizabeth A. H. John for an article, "Inside the Comanchería, 1785:The Diary of Pedro Vial and Francisco Xavier Chaves"

Special Award: Heather K. Hardy, Timothy Montler, and Sylvia Sylestine for Dictionary of the Alabama Language

2nd Place: Jack Jackson for Flags along the Coast: Charting the Gulf of Mexico, a Reappraisal of the Period 1519-1759

3rd Place: Rice Design Alliance for an article, "Regional Cultures of the Texas-Mexico Border," published in Architectural & Design Review

2nd Place: Robert S. Weddle for The French Thorn

3rd Place: Robert H. Thonhoff for El Fuerte de Cibolo

2nd Place: Jack Jackson, Winston de Ville, and Robert Weddle for Mapping Texas and the Gulf Coast: The Contributions of Saint-Denis, Olivan, and Le Maire

2nd Place: Elizabeth A. H. John and John Wheat for Voices from the Apache Frontier: Report on the Northern Provinces of New Spain by Jose Cortez, Lieutenant in the Royal Corps of Engineers, 1799

2nd Place: Elizabeth A. H. John for The Riddle of Mapmaker Juan Pedro Walker

3rd Place: Jack Jackson for Philip Nolan and Texas

2nd Place: Gilberto M Hinojosa for Friars and Indians

3rd Place: Dennis Reinhartz and Charles Colley for The Mapping of the American Southwest

2nd Place Felix D Almaraz, Jr. for Long upon the Land

2nd Place: Mary Ann Bruni for Rosita's Christmas Wish

3rd Place: Felix D. Almaraz, Jr. for Landmarks of Myth and Reality upon the Tejano Community: From Cabeza de Vaca to Santa Anna

2nd Place: Mary Ann Noonan Guerra for The Missions of San Antonio

2nd Place: Jack Jackson for Los Mestenos: A Study of Spanish Ranching in Texas, 1721-1821. Parts I and II

2nd Place: Marion A. Habig for Spanish Texas Safari

3rd Place: Benedict Leutenegger, translator, for Letters and Memorials of the Father Presidente Fray Benito Fernandez de Santa Ana, 1736-1754 and Frontier Odyssey: Early Life in a Spanish Texas Town

2nd Place: Father Bernard Diekemper for Pan Y Vida

3rd Place: The Center for Archeological Research for Excavations at the Alamo Shrine

2nd Place: Benedict Leutenegger, translator, and Marion A. Habig, compiler, for The Primary Sources for the History of Mission San Jose Y San Miguel de Aguayo from Its Founding in 1720 to the Present

3rd Place: W. H. Oberste, KSJ, for Texas Missions of the Coastal Bend: Espiritu Santo, Rosario, Refugio

2nd Place: Jerry Thompson for Sabers on the Rio Grande

3rd Place: Gilbert R. Cruz for Spanish Town Patterns in the Borderlands: Municipal Origins in Texas and the Southwest, 1610-1810

2nd Place: Ruth Temple for News of the Settlements Which Make Up the New Kingdom of Leon, the Province of Coahuila, New Extremadura, and Texas (1789), an English translation of a rare Spanish book by Antonio Ladron of Guevara

2nd Place: Spanish Missions Committee of the Archdiocese of San Antonio for its work in the restoration of Mission San Juan Capistrano

3rd Place: Gilbert R. Cruz for A Cabildo in Texas under the Spanish Bourbons

2nd Place: Ruth Temple for Manual for the Administration of the Holy Sacraments of Penance, the Eucharist, the Extreme Unction and Matrimony (a translation of Spanish text compiled in 1760 by Fray Bartholome Garcia to aid the Franciscan missionaries of the San Antonio River region in their work among various Indian tribes; originally compiled in Spanish and Coahuiltecan)