The Gandy papers consist mostly of negatives of commercial and aerial photography, but also includes prints and digital materials. Only the negatives, which comprise the bulk of the materials, have been fully processed.
Personal papers of George F. Gardner (1896-1980) consisting of diaries (1955-1980) and notebooks (1937- ) including journals of a trip to Canada and Detroit in 1937, to Florida in 1940, and letters describing Saipan, Marianas Islands in 1949.
These papers include two boxes of World War II correspondence, largely between Albert H. Garretson and Agnes P. Garretson while Albert was involved with the Foreign Economic Division and the G-2 division of SHAEF. Garretson shares his views on the bureacratic side of the war and his insights from working on the economic board and SHAEF. He also served on an "Anglo-American Brain Trust" meant to foster good relations between Americans and the British. Agnes also shares her views on the war and American politics.
Conner's column in the Lakeland Ledger was titled "With a Southern Accent." Columns include information on activities and events on the FSC campus. The first two folders contain papers from his journal. Each folder after that contains his writings in chronological order with the oldest pages in the front.
