JOR. Journalism, Broadcasting, News Media

Scrapbooks, correspondence, photographs documenting the life of Red Barber and the history of sports and broadcasting.

Personal papers of Tracy L'Engle Angas, a Jacksonville, Florida woman who had careers in theater, broadcasting and lecturing.

Correspondence on Florida politics and the Cross Florida Canal, and Ocala newspaper editorials.

Papers and scrapbooks relating to Newton's career as managing editor of the Tampa Tribune (1943-1964).

This collection details John D. Pennekamp's environmental career, particularly his conservation efforts in South Florida during the 1960s, as well as some of his work for the Miami Herald.

The papers contain the correspondence, writings (both prose and poetry), photographs, and cards of long-time Florida journalist, Russell Kay.

Subject files, background notes, interviews, talks, and copies of articles and columns from the noted Miami Herald journalist Al Burt, author of Becalmed in the Mullet Latitudes, Al Burt's Florida, Tropic of Cracker, and other works.

Papers relating to Charles H. Jones's role in drafting the 1892 and 1896 Democratic Party platforms, his career in journalism, as well as his correspondence to family and friends.

The L'Engle Papers contain materials relating to L'Engle's career as a newspaper editor and politician in Florida.

Letters to Caleb King as an editorial writer at the Florida Times-Union (arranged in a scrapbook), and other correspondence.