Records, 1938-1956, of the Fowler Appliance Company and its successor, the Fowler Butane Gas Company, Pensacola, 1938-1956 including customer records, social security reports for employees, tax and financial statements. [400 pieces]
Photographs, 1889-1958, from the scrapbook of Frances Brent Whitted Fick, youngest daughter of F. C. Brent, Pensacola, Florida. Subjects include materials on the Brent, Warren, Watson, and Manley families, including photographs of Mardi Gras in Pensacola in 1906, the F. C. Brent home on LaRua Street in Pensacola, Florida, William Corry, Teddy Muldon, Will Bingham, and the Central Hotel in Daphne, Alabama.
The collection includes newspaper clippings of articles written by Nunnally. Articles include topics related to her departure from Vienna (and return after the war) as well as her family's experience during Kristallnacht. She also wrote of her memory of D-Day and V-E Day. A few photographs are included with the articles of her and her family.
This collection relates to actress and singer Frances Langford who served with the United Service Organization (USO) during World War II with Bob Hope. The collection contains an oral history interview transcript, four photographs, one from her USO days and three from 1998 when the interview was conducted, as well as audio taped interviews of Langford.
