Robert L. Glasser was employed at the Buildings & Grounds Division in the Office of Florida's Secretary of State and worked closely with the members of the legislative capital building and provided detailed plans for using the capital building for exclusive use of the executive branch and erecting a separete building for the legislature. In this series, various publications and ephemera Robert L. Glasser collected related to the State of Florida's political activities including an advertisement for Paula Hawkins running for the Public Service Commission; 1972 Amendments to the Florida Election code; a booklet by Robert L. Shevin, Attorney General for the State of Florida; 1972 Election Information; Complilation of the Election Laws from the State of Florida; Florida's State Capital building architectural plan; eight issues of Governmental Research Bulletin published by the Florida State University; guides to the House of Representatives; The Florida Inaugural program for Claude R. Kirk, Jr. and Hayden Burns as Governor of the State of Florida; a copy of 1992 Legislature Committee Substitute for House Bill 2249; publication of Licensing of Construction Industry, State of Florida, Chapter 468, Part II Florida Statues; Manual for Drafting Laws in Florida published by Charles Tom Henderson, Assistant Attorney General Director of Statutory Revision and Bill Drafting; various ephemera produced by the Office of Tom Adams, Secretary of State; a reference manual for the Supreme Court of Florida; facts about the State University System of Florida published by the Florida Board of Regents; and a small booklet produced by Cliff Herrell, Democrat legislator titled "Well, how about that...Election Time Again!".
