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The correspondence series contains letters to and from Eric Jon Rawlins during his professional career as a librarian at Broward County Library. Letters and memos document Eric's involvement in outreach projects and programs. He focused on health topics such as Breast Cancer Awareness and World AIDS Day. Other correspondence contains information on Eric Rawlins' funeral arrangements and obituary. The series is organized in two categories, general correspondence and correspondence from Eric Rawlins. Letters are arranged alphabetically by last name and chronologically within.

The correspondence series contains letters written to Hermann "Harold" Riediger regarding his food and beverage services at Lauderdale Beach Hotel dining events and his Fort Lauderdale restuarant recommendations. Correspondents include the Epicurean Club of Fort Lauderdale, the Florida Hospitality Club, and the Sommelier Guild of Florida. Additionally, a World War II letter from Gordon Lane, a friend of Mr. Riediger, mentions the Lauderdale Beach Hotel. The series is organized alphabetically.

The correspondence series contains personal and professional letters to and from Julie Hunter. The series documents Julie Hunter's career as a field worker for the National Association for the Advancement for Colored People (NAACP) Youth Program, and as a librarian at Atlanta-Fulton Public Library, Auburn Avenue Research Library, African American Research Library and Cultural Center, and Broward County Library. Personal correspondence includes letters and cards from family members, friends, and colleagues.

This series comprises the personal, social, and business correspondence of Willie Lowry in the form of seasonal greeting cards, invitations, postcards, and telegrams. There are also the letters of Sumter Lowry, Jr. to his parents during the 1916 Mexican Border Conflict and World War I.

The correspondence series contains personal and professional letters to and from Samuel F. Morrison that date from 1972 to 2018. The series documents Mr. Morrison's professional career as a librarian at Frostproof Living Learning Library, Broward County Library, and Chicago Public Library. Correspondence also covers his participation in local and national organizations such as the American Library Association, Black Caucus of the American Library Association, Broward County Board of County Commissioners, Broward County Public Library Foundation, Florida Library Association (1972-2006), Sistrunk Historical Festival, Urban League of Broward, Inc., the Coca-Cola Company and academic institutions. Samuel F. Morrison received letters from figures such as John H. Hewitt and former U.S. presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. Letters are arranged alphabetically by last name and chronologically within folders. The series concludes with first name and unidentified correspondence and cards.

Correspondence includes letters and cards recieved by Kitty Oliver. Correspondents include colleagues at the Miami Herald, Alex Haley, and Raymond Monteleone. Cards celebrating holiday and birthday celebrations are also included.

The correspondence series consists of personal and professional letters to and from Dr. Von D. Mizell, brother of Ethel Pappy Mizell. Correspondents include Provident Hospital, National Medical Association, colleges and universities such as Emory University, Florida Memorial Industrial College, and the University of Pennsylvania. Letters are arranged in alphabetical order and conclude with first name correspondence.