Personal papers including photocopies and photographs of biographical information and materials concerning the history of Pensacola Navy Yard and Warrington, Florida.
This collection contains manuscripts of most of Kendrick's writings, including his detective stories, histories, and other novels. It also contains materials on Kendrick's work with the blind, including the Blinded Veterans Association and the American Association for Workers for the Blind, as well as newspaper clippings, correspondence, photos, scrapbooks, items concerning Cuban refugees, interview transcripts, and phonograph dictation records.
An unmarked linen postcard depicting a crowd gathered on the beach in front of the Breakers Hotel. The inscription on the back of the postcard reads: The Casino during the height of the winter season is thronged with a brilliant crowd of world famous personages, who renew their energy in the genial sunshine of this beautiful resort. Surf bathing can be enjoyed here the year round. The temperature of the water never falls below 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
This collection relates to the Utah Beehive Chapter of the Merchant Marine veterans' organization who served during World War II. The collection contains various documents and photographs related to veterans of this chapter.
