Collections

Issues 1-278 of El Nuevo Herald, a Broward County newspaper.

Photographs, correspondence, scholarly work created by Eloise McGriff. Documents agricultural work in the North Florida region.

This collection consists of commemorative items and documents honoring Elsie Davie's service to Covenant Village of Florida residents and her philanthropic legacy in the community. Included is a plaque recognizing her as Benefactor of the Year, an engraved Lucite award from the Broward Community College Foundation, an annual foundation report, and heritage pins. These materials document Davie's volunteerism, fundraising, and honored status in both education and eldercare.

This collection relates to Elsie Heine who served as a Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Services (WAVES) during World War II in the United States as a Seaman 1st Class Radioman. This collection contains a yearbook pertaining to WAVES service during World War Two, published in 1947, While So Serving and a photograph scrap book containing photographs, military documents, and emphemera.

The collection contains items relating to the history of Florida State University.

This collection consists of typescripts written by Elton E. Smith, "The Two Voices:  A Tennyson Study," "The Angry Young Men of the Thirties," and "Charles Reade."  Also includes a typescript of  "Jairus' Daughter," written by Esther Greenwell Smith, and the galley proofs for William Godwin, written by both authors in collaboration.

This collection pertains to First Lieutenant Elwood Harry Fredrickson who served as a bombardier in the 743rd Bomb Squadron, 455th Bomb Group. The collection contains flight records, textbooks and notes from flight school, assignments from flight school, various documents regarding Fredrickson's postings, personnel lists, volumes one and two of the 455th Bomb Group Journal, booklets on aviation and cadet life, various receipts, certificates and photographs.

Emanuel Lamb served with the Heavy Weapons Company of the 89th Infantry Division. Collection includes letters from Emanuel and his brother Mandy during their time serving overseas, mainly discussing their daily lives, censorship, and treatment of prisoners of war, as well as a complete oral history transcript between Emanuel Lamb and an interviewer discussing his time in combat and his memories of the Battle of the Bulge. There are also newspaper clippings, photocopies of identification cards and ephemera included in the collection.