Collections

This collection relates to Mark C. Bane Jr. who joined the National Guard in May 1941. He later volunteered for the 501st Parachute Battalion and was sent to Montgomery, Alabama to train at the Maxwell Air Force Base. While at Maxwell Air Force Base, he trained British cadets under the Arnold Plan. In late 1945, Bane traveled overseas with General Douglas MacArthur. The collection consists of an oral history transcript.

This collection contains the oral history interview transcript of Mark Donald Tompkins. Tompkins served in the U.S. Army during World War II as a medic assigned to the 471st Quartermaster Trucking Regiment under General Omar Bradley.

Digital images, film negatives, and photographic prints documenting the photography career of Mark Wallheiser. Major topics include: Florida State University athletics and campus life; Florida A&M University athletics; National Football League; 2000 US Presidential Election events in Florida; North Florida scenes and locations; and Wallheiser's Pulitzer-nominated photo essays on crack cocaine use in Tallahassee and Hurricane Katrina.

Marlene and Andy Wells Collection, contains photographs, scrapbooks, and clippings.

The Marsha A. Chance Collection contains Florida State University Flambeau publications and radical literature from the 1960s.

Artifacts, newsclippings, and ephemera related to children's literature.

The Marshall Family Collection contains photographs documenting the Marshall family including John William "Bill" Anglin, Arden DeBerry Marshall, Lewis W. Marshall, William Henry Marshall and Thelma (Marshall) Norton.

Correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, and other materials concerning Lieutenant Marston of Pensacola who was killed in action with the Allied Expeditionary Forces in France, July 1918. Correspondents include Lois Mayes, Frank Allen Patillo, and Duncan Fletcher. Also includes papers concerning naming of American Legion post in Pensacola after Marston and on Mrs. Marston's trip to France to the American cemeteries in 1931. Additional items include materials on the death of Pensacola merchant Frank Marston and glass lantern slides of Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, Paraguay, and the Danish West Indies.

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Martha Ellen Hackl Eilertsen (formerly Martha Ellen Hackl) was a Florida State College for Women student, class of 1943 (BA, Arts and Sciences). The items in the collection include programs and one photograph. (See box list.)