Collections

Isle of Pines (Isla de la Juventud) is the second-largest Cuban island and lies almost directly south of Havana and Pinar del Río.

Magazines published by the FSU Florence Study Center.

This small collection includes printed materials and one photograph received from the Broward College Print Shop, highlighting campus communications and promotional design. Materials include:

Leatherbound notebook containing the manuscript diary and cash accounts ledger of an unnamed itinerant Baptist minister, active in the American Southeast. Diary entries describe visits to locations in Florida, including Crawfordville, Flat Creek, Sopchoppy, and Tallahassee; and in Alabama, including Decatur and Gadsen. Official activities described include delivering sermons on scripture and Biblical figures; officiating wedding ceremonies; and conducting Sunday school classes. Personal activities described include visits with congregation members, farming duties, and traveling among different congregations.

13 boxes of office files including: ERP Development and Implentation, FLR board meeting notes, and FLR admin files.

Financial records, meeting minutes, proposals, budgets, etc.

The Ivan and Frances Austin Collection contains photographs documenting Ivan Austin's high school years, his military career, his service in the local community, and early recreational activities in Fort Lauderdale.

This collection consists of a book of poetry entitled Snowy Egret Suite, given to Stetson Kennedy, a Florida author, folklorist, and historian.  Also included in this collection is a copy of Ivy Bigbee: Fables for our time, from the Jacksonville Museum of Contemporary Art, "Ivy Bigbee: Stilled Lives," an artist statement, and miscellaneous photographs.

The Jack Abramowitz Book Collection contains 132 books on African American history published from 1938 to 1998.