Florida.
Found in 252 Collections and/or Records:
Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Eta Chapter Miscellany
Two newsletters, Mother's Day programs, homecoming programs, Founder's Day programs, and other items of the Pi Kappa Alpha chapter.
Rae O. Weimer Interview
Interviews by Lisa Barr, a newscaster at WUFT radio, with Rae Weimer, who talks about the formation of the College of Journalism, his years at PM newspaper, and his friendship with I. F. Stone.
Ralph D. Turlington Papers
Speeches, notes, photographs and miscellaneous papers of Ralph D. Turlington, former Florida Commissioner of Education and state legislator.
Ralph Gower Photograph Collection
Photographs taken by Ralph Gower, a University of Florida student in the mid 1920s.
Raymenton Travel Diary
Travel diary detailing the adventures of Hewstone and Hazel Raymenton and their trips on the east coast of the United States, exploring New York City, Philadelphia, Savanah, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palm Beach and Miami.
Raymond A. Mohl Research Papers
Raymond A. Mohl was a distinguished historian of modern America, who studied ethnic, social, and urban history. His areas of interest included urban planning/interstate highway construction, civil rights in Florida, and immigration in the New South. The collection is comprised of Mohl's writings, correspondence, and research materials primarily related to civil rights in Florida.
Raymond Brown Becker Papers
Articles written by Becker along with related correspondence and notes, his research notebooks, and photographs depicting Becker's research and the dairy science program.
Records of the Air Force ROTC at the University of Florida
Records related to the organization and development of AFROTC at the University of Florida.
Records of the Archives of Recorded Poetry
Correspondence, photographs, poems, and other materials in the University of Florida Libraries' Archives of Recorded Poetry.
Records of the Chair of the University of Florida American Institutions Department
Records related to the American Institutions department of the University College during the period in which Franklin Doty was chair of the department.