Collections

This collection relates to Flora Virginia Pittman who served as a U.S. Army nurse from 1940 to 1965. The collection includes artwork collected during her time on duty in the Pacific Theater during World War II, specifically 22 prints of Japanese artwork. The collection also includes photographs, postcards, and ephemera from Pittman's time abroad, as well as pins and military certificates. Also included are personal documents and special folders detailing financial information and letters from both the 80th Medical Group and First Replacement Depot.

Personal items of Florida State College for Women student Florence Gregory (B.A. Sociology, 1940) and Florida State University (M.S., Social Work, 1962). Items includes photographs, scrapbooks, and other ephemera related to her years as a student at FSCW/FSU.

This collection primarily consists of correspondence between Fritz and her family, friends, and associates during her career as a realtor in southwest Florida and as owner and editor of the travel brochure, Hello Stranger! The collection also includes assorted papers of the Florida State Welfare Board and the Southwest Florida Historical Society, photographs, subscription cards for Hello Stranger!, and articles written by Fritz.

The Lubinski Collection contains photographs of the Lubinski family and family home, Port Everglades, Seminole children, and other buildings and landmarks in Hollywood and Davie, Florida. The collection also contains a newspaper clipping announcing the marriages of the Lubinski children.

Scrapbook containing ephemera and memorabilia concerning Florida State College for Women and Florida State University from 1930-1980.

Collection consists of four postcards. One, from 1908, shows Florida State Female College with a note to Mr. Thomas Burney from "Cousin Ruby" on the back. The other three were not used. They show Dodd Hall, Library, Florida State University; "Poplar Forest" Home of Thomas Jefferson, near Lynchburg, VA; and Robert Manning Strozier Library, FSU, Tallahassee, FL.

The scrapbook consists of newspaper clippings, from 1928 through 1937, which are not arranged in chronological order, relating to Native American mounds and relics found in Florida. A label on the cover reads: "Archaeology, Ethnology, Indian Mounds." Also known as MSS 0-111

The Florida Artists' Book Prize Collection has books made as works of art by Florida artists who participated in the Florida Artists' Book Prize.

This collection contains the office files for the School of Social Work documenting 29 years of the school's history. It includes correspondence, self study reports for accreditation, statistics about all aspects of the school, the development of the Master in School Work degree, and the development and implementation of the field experience in social work for the majors in the field.