Collections

The Dianne Richardson Thompson Collection contains 20 photographic duplicates of Fort Lauderdale, Florida during the 1930s.

Supposedly a diary of a Confederate officer, but careful examinations of the 118 finely handwritten and faded pages failed to reveal the name of the author or other information to confirm the claim.

My Life in the Service. A diary, notes, and personal addresses by Wilfred Peets.

This collection contains 2 Chi Omega promotional mailers, a reproduction of the 1959-1960 Chi Omega composite photograph, and a Garnet Key certificate to Dibba Butler.

This collection contains dime novels from the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries. These were cheap, mass-market fiction works sold in five, ten, and twenty cent formats that covered themes of adventure, crime, technology, the American Revolution, pirates, frontier life, the Wild West, and relations with Native Americans. This collection contains issues from popular dime novel publishers, including Frank Tousey, the Winner Library Co., Street and Smith, the George Marsh Company, Beadle and Adams, Norman L. Munro, the Arthur Westbrook Company, and R. M. de Witt. Because of their ephemeral nature, many dime novel publications have not survived. This collection offers a valuable look at American popular fiction from the turn of the twentieth century.

OS Box 1

An Exhibit of the Papers of Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac program (Fall 2002), Pugwash Newsletter (July and October 1986), Dirac C.V. (8/26/83), correspondence regarding Dirac's daughter speaking on her father (Fall 2002), articles by Dirac

Blueprints/floorplans, FSU Headlines Dirac Feature VHS, CD-R of photos, copies of his papers and equations , wall color, tile, and fabric samples, proposals for building architecture of Dirac Library, several copies of Research Magazine, antique scale that was a gift to Dirac in 1987, mockups of statue and stained glass window, printed, mounted poster