AG. Agriculture, Horticulture, Citrus, Forestry, Animal Husbandry

Materials representing the work of Robert S. Blount as a UF student, photographer, and exhibits designer/interpreter for the Florida Museum of Natural History, as well as professional work with the Florida Agriculture Museum and other museums. The primary focus of this material is on the turpentine industry.

Collection contains publications on biomass, waste management, and SEBAC (SEquential Batch Anaerobic Composting) written or co-written by David P. Chynoweth.

Papers relating to forestry, naval stores, and the turpentine industry in Florida.

Note cards used by Morita Mason Clark for her thesis, "The Development of the Citrus Industry in Florida before 1895."

Correspondence, financial records, and ledgers of Bruce M. Sangster, a horticulturist and owner of a nursery in Orlando, Florida.

Account papers, correspondence, and legal documents pertaining to the legal and business practices of James T. O'Neill. Collection offers descriptions of plantation management, legal suits, and estate management.

Joseph E. Woodman's collection of publications, bulletins, clippings and photographs relating to forestry, paper, and papermaking.

The correspondence, telegrams, receipts, and miscellaneous materials of Austin Shuey Mann, Florida attorney, agriculturist, and state representative.

Contains correspondence pertaining to campaigns for reelection; a smaller amount of correspondence and subject files about the Department of Agriculture; newspaper clippings; speeches; photos.

Original letters primarily from Arcadia, Pomona, Interlachen and Glen St. Mary's Nurseries to John Kirkpatrick.