Collections

The Library of the Spoken Word collection contains 145 audio cassette tapes including lectures, interviews, conferences, literature, articles, and poems on Caribbean and African history and culture from the Library of the Spoken Word project conducted by the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus in Jamaica.

Box 1: William Nesbitt and MSS project papers, microfilm form for Flambeau, items to be created and catalogued for Florida Subject Index, library letterhead, memos, NOTIS printouts, copy Masters for printouts, FYE forms, a&p guide book, LTA campus information, preliminary Florida Subject Index (late '90s-2000) Box 2: Miscellaneous article print outs, Special Collections request forms, tagging charts, etc. Patron forms, student duties/schedules, binding committee, masters files, NOTIS records, Florida serials, SPC serials, Archives serials, newly catalogued titles and binding instructions, draft of binding instructions, serials processing and procedures, SAC minutes (late '80s-early 2000s)

1 Box Folder packet: Library Annual report, ""must"" statements, mission statement, INPUT, Survey final Folder packet: Drafts-I, Drafts-II, SACS Self Study, Background information, Library Excerpts from self-study, Final committee Report Folder packet: Collection policy, Preservation statement, Minutes, survey, Mission Statement, Committee General Data, File Copies Folder: Memorandum

Monthly and annual reports for Strozier Library

Dirac Improvements Design meeting blueprints

Dessert place setting used at the FSU Library School in the 1920s and 1930s

Library & Special Collections Transferred Materials Diplomas, commencement programs, scrapbooks, address books, library documents, library signage

Four rolled sets of bluprints related to the renovation of the Library Technical Services Warehouse

Photostatic copy of an eight-page manuscript report of a survey made by Lieutenant H. Benson, 2nd Artillery, Ft, Myers, Lee County, Florida, dated June 7, 1855 to Col. H. Brown, Commanding Officer of the troops on the Caloosahatchee, Florida.

This item is a manuscript application by T. B. Wheelock, 1st Lieutenant, Dragoons, Black Creek, Clay County, East Florida dated June 4, 1836, to the Hon. Lewis Cap, Secretary of War, Washington, D.C., in which he states that he has heard that a new Regiment of Dragoons is being formed, and "I beg leave to request to be considered a candidate for a captaincy." This application pertains to the Seminole War in Florida. The reverse side is stamped "Steam-Boat" and is post-marked Charleston, S.C., indicating that it was taken on board a river boat and transported to Charleston to connect with regular mail.