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The printed materials series includes six sub-series: auction lists, clippings, general, maps, telephone directories, and typed manuscripts. Auction lists contain Haitian art in galleries. Clippings cover Haitian art, exhibtions, and topics. General printed materials contain exhibition invitations, printed ephemera, brochures and fliers. Notable exhibits include Haitian Art, Image D'Haiti, and the Many Faces of Haitian Painting. Maps display Haiti and the Dominican Republic. There are Haitian telephone directories from 1981 and 1982. Typed manuscripts cover subjects such as Haitian art and dance. John Hamilton Hewitt wrote one manuscript entitled "The Many Faces of Haitian Painting". The series is organized alphabetically by sub-series and alphabetically within.

The Printed Materials series contains newspaper clippings, pamphlets, issues of the "Pyles Prattle" newsletter, "Deadline" Magazine, newspaper clipping "Back to Nature," Bess and Floyd Pyles clippings (regarding newspaper career, retirement, travel, and family members), Park Temple Methodist Church clippings, "The Bethany Messenger," "Mr. Floyd Takes a Break," and a Bicentennial Banner. The collection dates from circa 1915 to 1977.

The Printed Materials series contains newspaper clippings, articles, and printed ephemera collected by Julie Hunter. Topics include Julie Hunter's professional career at Atlanta-Fulton Public Library, Robert W. Woodruff Library, and Broward County Library; library and library staff general news; and Julie Hunter's recognition of being part of South Florida's most influential Black women in 2006. The series is organized alphabetically by title.

This series contains advertisements, booklets, newspaper clippings, programs and other materials which offer a broad scope of informaton on the Tampa Bay area.

The Printed Materials series consists of brochures, programs, fliers, newsletters, articles, magazines, and newspaper clippings related to Samuel F. Morrison and the libraries he directed. General files include the African American Research Library and Cultural Center dedication and anniversary programs, Black Caucus of the American Library Association conference and newsletter, Broward County Library "Library of the Year" recognition, "Media to Migrants" article honoring Samuel F. Morrison's achievements at the Frostproof Living Learning Library, and Morrison's business cards and name tags. Magazines feature Samuel F. Morrison or the libraries and include titles such as American Libraries, Ebony, In Focus, Savoy, and Washington Post. Newspaper clippings contain articles discussing Samuel F. Morrison's career, Broward County Library, AARLCC, Chicago Public Library, and Frostproof Living Learning Library.

Printed Materials series contains newsletters, newspaper clippings, press releases, and magazines documenting Kitty Oliver and her career in Broward County and as a student at the University of Florida. Materials are organized alphabetically by title.

Printed Materials consists of general documents, newspaper clippings, and programs related to the Mizell family. General printed materials include Mizell Publishing Company checks and invoices, a Pappy Pharmacy check, editorials, Dillard High School student newsletter "The Panther's Paw", a National Director of Social Action Annual Report by Dr. Von Mizell (1955) of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, and Sistrunk Historical Festival brochures and programs. Newspaper clippings contain articles on Dr. Von D. Mizell, Isadore and Minnie Mizell, Provident Hospital, Dr. Von D. Mizell's involvement with the local NAACP chapter, and John Henry Hill, II (-1952), Fort Lauderdale's first black registered millionaire. Programs include Ethel Pappy Mizell and Dr. Von D. Mizell's funeral services, church programs, and dedications of the Dr. Von D. Mizell Center and Dr. Ira H. Wenze medical office. The series is arranged by topic and alphabetically within each subseries.