Personal papers of Susan Branch Bradford Eppes (1848-1942) including a biography of Eppes, photographs, correspondence, typescript works by Eppes, documentation of the Eppes family, and publications collected by Eppes.
Created by Susan E. King, the collection contains a wide variety of materials, primarily related to her career as a book artist, including manuscripts, printing materials, and correspondence.
Susan M. Pittman was the younger daughter of Colonel Wallace Fisher Stovall, the founder of the Tampa Tribune Publishing Company, Florida. The collection includes Susan's personal files, seven scrapbooks detailing her life and activities, materials related to her first husband Richard A. Mack, various greeting cards, letters, and stamps. A stitched landscape of Pittman's childhood home which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places is also found in the collection.
This folder contains clippings from Swiss newspapers that were published between 1939 and 1945, which largely discuss developments in Nazi Germany and Jewish refugees. These newspaper clippings also include clippings that mention Auguste "Gusti" Hasterlik and Hans Gerhard Hine. MThere are also documents related to the Hasterlik-Hine family, such as Mia Hasterlik's application for naturalization; Giulia Koritschoner's diploma from the Maedchen Realschule in Schaffhausen, Switzerland; Hans Gerhard Hine's thesis; and a series of empty envelopes addresses to mebers of the Hasterlik-Hine family.
In 2007, Sybil Weiner donated her collection of over 500 pieces of American popular print music to Florida Atlantic University. The collection dates from 1895 to 1966 and includes: patriotic songs, Negro spirituals, music from American musicals and motion pictures, as well as many popular standards.
