Florida.
Found in 251 Collections and/or Records:
Huber Christian Hurst Papers
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, political, professional, and personal papers documenting Hurst's education, personal life, and work with the Florida Republican Party and as Postmaster of Jacksonville.
Hyman Walborsky Memorial Collection
This collection includes personal documents, photographs, correspondence, an album, a documentary on DVD, and a screenplay written and collected by Aileen Josephs. The items in the collection record her family's history from her personal view including her own personal and professional growth as a female immigration lawyer and activist.
Illustrated Diary of a Trip from Boston to Florida
Illustrated travel diary by an unidentified artist that details a journey from Boston to Gainesville, Florida, during the winter and spring of 1894.
Index Cards Listing Articles about Florida in the New York Evening Post
A card index listing articles about Florida which appeared in the New York Evening Post between 1816 and 1821.
J. Herbert Burke Papers
Correspondence, biographical information, speeches, campaign materials, legislative papers, and photographs of Representative J. Herbert Burke of Florida.
Jack and Anne Rudloe Papers
The collection includes Jack and Anne Rudloe's writings, consisting of manuscripts, drafts, proof copies, and background material.
Jackson McDonald Scrapbook
A scrapbook created by Jackson McDonald, University of Florida Class of 1924. The scrapbook contains 238 black and white photographs, mostly depicting people and events at the University of Florida, the Florida State College for Women (Florida State University), and several cities in south Florida including Stuart, Palm Beach, and Fort Myers.
James Alexander Robertson Papers
Materials collected by historian and archivist James Alexander Robertson relating to a bibliography of Florida history.
James C. Getzen Papers
Several publications including a copy of the first issue of a campus newspaper, the FAC Cadet Herald, which includes a transcript of his commencement oration. The collection also contains ten letters sent to Getzen including several from a college friend, J. H. Congleton.