Collections

The two items in this collection are a copy of a typescript made by Clifton Paisley from the original holograph diary and a biographical sketch of the author of the diary, Wilbur W. Gramling. The original of the diary, which the donor described as being in "small handwriting and some of it is illegible because the ink has badly faded," was found among the belongings of the late Owen Irvin Gramling Sr. of Tallahassee, founder of O. I. Gramling and Company and nephew of the author. The original has subsequently come into the possession of O. I. Gramling Jr. of Tallahassee.

Feasibility studies and business plans prepared by Management students for Dr. Ted E. Grazeman or other instructors of the Small Business Development years of papers was called the Grazeman collection; this collection is a sampling of the original collection and especially earmarks materials which also contribute to the history, economics and development of the West Florida region.

Thirty-three clay pottery fragments comprising thirty-two texts in Greek and Latin documenting the activities of a Roman Army unit stationed near Edfu, Egypt.

Typescript, books, passport, photograph. This collection contains a small group of materials of Frederick A. Greenhut and the Greenhut family of Pensacola, Florida, including genealogical information and Greenhut's career in the National Archives. There is a photocopy of chapter eight of the typescript for "Thomas, Stately Tomb", a copy of "Dynamics of Dutch Politics" in the Journal of Politics, written by Richard C. Bone, Greenhut's passport, dated 1969, an unidentified color photograph, probably the Greenhut family, on board a cruise vessel, and the following two books: The Holy Scriptures, according to the Masoretic Text, a new translation; and Macaulay's essays and bibliographies, volume IV. There is also material related to bookbinding.

Collection contains a selection of Dr. Greg Alexander's published articles and related journals, conference materials, and reports on perinatal research.