Documents related to trademark licensing, including correspondence from student organizations and film production companies (of note, a letter from Disney Film). 2 issues of Incite from Fall 2013 and 2 issues of Incite from Fall 2014. Multiple, labeled photo reproductions on foamcore. The relationship of FSU and the Seminole Tribe. Various FSU featured publications, calendars, trading cards, brochures, and newspapers. 1994 yearbook
The collection contains documentation of oral history interviews of African Americans who formerly or currently reside in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Project documentation such as consent forms and interview questions is included. A selection of the interviews include transcripts and/or audio recorded on cassette tapes.
Transcription of a hearing on Dr. Roy White, where he discusses classes at the Panama Canal Zone, as well as allegations that his daughter was hosting unsupervised "teen-age parties" in his Panama apartment
Proceedings before the Division I committee on the infractions of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (In Re: Florida State University) Case No. M286
Travel Brochures of the 20th century from 1940-1955., bulk 1940-19550.3 Linear Feet This collection includes a series of travel brochures
depicting the travel industry and various attractions throughout the
United States. The materials are from 1940-1955, but a few brochures
do not have a listed date.
Abstract Or Scope
This collection includes travel brochures, information guides, and other tourist-related advertisements from 1940-1955. However, the majority of items are from 1952-1953. This collection is useful for researchers who want to focus on the travel industry in the 1950s. Brochures focus on parks and monuments throughout the United States.
Marketing packet distributed by the Florida Department of National Resources Marketing Section to promote Florida seafood. Includes brochures, postcards, and recipes.
Treaty between the United States of America and the Seminole Nation of Indians. Concluded March 21, 1866. Ratification advised August 16, 1866. Proclaimed by Andrew Johnson, President of the United States of America, Washington, in the District of Columbia, March 21, 1866.
Records and papers, 1961- , concerning Trinity Presbyterian Church, Pensacola, Florida, including publications, budgets, minutes, and materials about the church and its activities, music ministries, building programs, and related topics.
