Florida.
Found in 251 Collections and/or Records:
Records of United States vs. State of Florida before the U.S. Supreme Court
Reproductions of briefs, exhibits, and testimonies in the case, United States vs. State of Florida, concerning the state's boundaries and submerged lands.
Rembert W. Patrick Papers
Correspondence relating to historian Rembert Patrick's research interests, particularly Florida and Southern history, the publication of his books and articles, and his activities with the Florida Historical Society.
Rex Quinn Papers
Correspondence, reports, and other materials created or collected by Rex Quinn in his roles as Superintendent of the Seminole Agency and as Chief Tribal Operations Officer with the BIA in the 1950s and 1960s.
Richard Allen Pettigrew Papers
Political and legislative papers of Richard Allen Pettigrew, as well as campaign materials for his unsuccessful bids to the U.S. Senate in 1974 and 1980.
Richard L. Seaberg Papers
Plans, renderings, photographs, and architectural drawings documenting Richard L. Seaberg's residential and commercial designs in Florida and Bahamas from 1993-2021.
Rick Rados Papers
Architectural drawings and plans, sketchbooks, portfolios, awards, biographical materials, and supplemental drawings belonging to Florida architect Rick Rados.
Robert "Bob" Canney Collection
Papers of social activist Robert Benjamin Canney, primarily related to his trial and imprisonment following a 1970 anti-war demonstration in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Robert Colder Beaty Papers
Beaty's papers include a copy of his master's thesis, notes and correspondence for his race relations class as well as one on marriage and the family, speeches, and a copy of his reminiscences. Copies of the Georgia Tech student handbook, the T Book, are also found.
Robert L. Neal Papers
The collection includes Robert L. Neal's landscape designs from the 1950s to the 1970s for Lake Worth, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, and South Florida.
Robert S. Blount Collection on Turpentine
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.