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Overall, the collection provides printed and visual documentation of the Camp's activities and development from 1917 to 1918, which signal the beginning of a significant military presence in the Jacksonville region.\nThe Florida Collection at the Jacksonville Public Libraries holds 19 postcards of Camp Johnston.\nThe Florida Peace Officers School Collection at the Special Collections Dept. of Florida State University Libraries provides information on the history of the site, chiefly during its post-1928 years as Camp Foster.\nThe Florida Photographic Collection, State Archives of Florida holds 71 visual images of Camp Johnston, including postcards and photographs.\nNAVAL STATION MAYPORT\nOverby, Joe Abb. Acres aweigh : a true story of the history of Naval Station Mayport. [s.l.]: Global Authors Publications, c2010.\nCIVIL WAR IN NORTHEAST FLORIDA\nResources in Special Collections: The Civil War in Northeast Florida. 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