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This is an artificial collection consisting of material transferred from the University of South Florida's Contemporary Art Museum's Institute for Research in Art. There is additional material included as links materials in the USF University Archives. Included in this collection are one (1) architectural model of Paul Rudolph's planned ziggurat design of the USF arts complex, ca. 1970s featuring Picasso's "Bust of a Woman," one (1) model of Pablo Picasso's "Bust of a Woman," five (5) artistic [canvas] renderings of Paul Rudolph's planned ziggurat design, five (5) folders of photocopied documents, articles, etc., regarding the Picasso bust, and links to material in other archival collections held at the USF Libraries Tampa Special Collections. Where applicable, the material is arranged thematically by series and then chronologically.

Records, 1958-1978, of Norman W. Paget. Records consist of his publications pertaining to child abuse, adoption, teenage marriage, and child welfare education. Also contains publishings of various others on related fields.

The collection consists of scrapbooks and citations of the Palma Ceia Business and Professional Women's Club from 1955 to 1967.

The collection contains materials about the history of the Palmer family in Halifax County, Virginia, poetry of Mary Bebecca Gassaway Palmer, and an issue of the Florida Medical Association's journal, with an article by Theresa Yaeger Palmer and Hugh Archer Palmer about physicians as a family tradition. There is a Civil War history by Mrs. Clarence W. Maxwell that mentions Dr. T. M. Palmer. There are newspaper clippings about Mary Martha Reid, a friend of Dr. Thomas Palmer, dated September 29, 1968. There are also letters from John C. Hill to Dr. Palmer at the Florida State Hospital, from Richmond, Virginia. Some of these materials are photocopies of a typescript or manuscript.