Collections

Eight photographs of the Faith Young Beye's family and a brochure for her family's F.R.I.E.N.D.S Horse Sanctuary.

The Fallschase Development Reference Files includes newspaper articles which documented the Fallschase development process; agreements and other legal materials; minutes from public meetings held in 2005 and 2006; Fallschase development proposals, maps/surveys of the land of the proposed Fallschase community; memorandums to and from the Board of County Commissions; correspondence to and from Robert Rackleff and other Leon County commissioners.

Materials include photographs, tapes, newsletters, class directories, research reports, and departmental history materials. Box 1: Clips from 1994-2014; Box 2: Photos and slides (planetary system slide kit, staged/promotional photos, panoramic photos of COE, staff photos, faculty headshots, NASA photos, staff photos from every department, challenger photos, 10th anniversary photos, career day, construction, groundbreaking, parties, E-Week, 1994 graduation reception, solarcar - rayce photos, labs, FAMU shots); Box 3: CD-Roms and floppy discs; Box 4: VHS tapes, DVCAM tapes, and DDS tapes (some of sports games); Box 5: Sunday Challenge and race car photos, COE Folder for Brochure, 1989 memo, A History of the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering book, College of Engineering Retrospective draft, newsletters, class directories, memos 1981-1983, 1980s clips, institute curricula planning (1982), software installation kits; Box 6: Photos (employees, students, classrooms, labs, buildings, construction, Industry Day, Transportation Day, dinners, etc.); Box 7: Program brochures, photos (events, dinners, portraits, and classroom shots), donor email and contact information, CD-Roms, and totebag (2019 donation); slides (2018 donation); Box 8: VHS tapes and DDS tapes; Box 9: Program brochures for each department and college, research reports, FAMU history excerpts, Lannutti history, 1957-1969, 1994 clips, 1995 clips, 1996 clips, 1997 clips, 1997 directory, 1998 clips, 1998 directory, 2006-2007 clips, 2007 clips, filed clips, '80s-'90s, materials for history book oversized race photos

This collection relates to Fannie Hutchison, a Wainwright shipyard employee during World War II. This collection contains an oral history transcript of an interview with Hutchison. She tells her experience as an electric welder on the night shift from 1942-1945. Hutchison shares that she had six sons in service, including one step-son that was taken as a prisoner of war by the Japanese. She describes her typical workday, as well as an incident where a man was injured on the job. Hutchison also comments on the diversity of workers at the shipyard and recounts preaching the Bible to shipyard workers. She discusses the pay difference between welders and tackers.

The collection of Fannie Ushkow consists of manuscript music, print music, personal songbooks, personal papers, programs, and pictures relating to his professional life as a cantor. Music books have been cataloged and relocated to Rare Books. Audio recordings have been relocated to Judaica Sound Archives. Pianist and vocalist Fannie Ushkow held a master's degree in music and was a devoted member of Hadassah.  She created several original musical-theatre programs for their events and also published television programs for local South Florida public television. For 13+ years, Fannie Ushkow was devoted to directing the Melodears choral group at her home in Century Village in West Palm Beach.

The Fannin Funeral Home Collection contains two funeral record books of the Fannin Funeral Home in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The first record book covers February 1930 to September 26, 1934 and the second record book covers September 28, 1934 to May 17, 1938.

This collection primarily contains published monographs and pamphlets of sermons delivered by Father Coughlin between 1932 and 1936.  Writings by Coughlin on social and economic justice are also included, in addition to printed fundraising correspondence, application and pledge forms for the National Union for Social Justice, and postcards featuring the Shrine of the Little Flower.

Father Don Milligan was serving as chaplain for the Winthrop Fire Department and Massachusetts State Police on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. That morning, he went to Boston's Logan Airport Hilton Hotel to counsel with the families of loved ones who were on American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175. Father Milligan spent five days there offering his support and counsel to the families. On Sunday, September 16, his presence was requested by International Association of Fire Fighters and Governors of Massachusetts and New York: Father Milligan along with other members of the Massachusetts Corps of Fire Chaplains went to Ground Zero to offer their services. Father Milligan arrived in New York and went directly to Ground Zero working 12 to 18 hours shifts giving last rites to the remains of the 9/11 victims and offering comfort and counsel to those searching for the 343 missing active duty firefighters. Father Milligan had a small camera and took the photos in this collection which document the devastation of the impact sites and Ground Zero. Father Milligan is now retired and lives with his wife in Boca Raton. He donated his 9/11 Photograph Collection to FAU Libraries in 2018.

This collection consists primarily of correspondence, but also includes greeting cards and postcards, writings, and miscellaneous materials.