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These scrapbooks were created by the FSCW/FSU School of Home Economics and Department of Home Demonstration staff. They include primarily newsclippings, in addition to programs, covering such topics as events sponsored by 4-H Clubs throughout Florida, Home Demonstration Clubs in Tallahassee and other Florida cities, Home Demonstration Agent Reports, and the 4-H Club Short Courses at FSCW and FSU.

The scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings, correspondence, and other items documenting Leeper's life, work and environmental activities. The pages are numbered but not indexed. Volumes are labeled with the volume number, dates and page numbers contained therein and shelved chronologically.

This series contains scrapbooks that were created chronologically by the athletics department as a way to save important information about FTU/UCF athletics. Scores, statistics, team and individual player stories, as well as general University sports news were saved. Since basketball was the first intercollegiate sport for the University, it is the predominate sport featured in the early scrapbooks. As more intercollegiate sports and sports club were added, their articles were saved in the scrapbooks as well.

This series include five scrapbooks created by Rose Feinman from 1978 to 1997. Contains family photographs, greeting cards, letters, announcements, news clippings, contract agreements, receipts, fund raising notes, and flyers produced by Williamsburg Community Players, Inc.

Series XII: Scrapbooks, 1979-1995, contains four scrapbooks from The Center.

These scrapbooks contain primarily the same information as the chronological files. The first scrapbook contains correspondence documenting the founding of Town and Gown, invitations and correspondence regarding events, newspaper clippings regarding the Council, the 1983 by-laws, and photos of events. The second scrapbook contains newsletters, invitations and programs from events, news clippings both about Town and Gown and to serve as inspiration for future projects, budget information, and membership surveys and statistics.

This series consists of ten UCF Arboretum scrapbooks with the loose materials inside them placed in separate folders. Sorted chronologically, the scrapbooks include mostly photographs but also contain related Arboretum articles, reports, pamphlets, and flyers. The photographs are of construction of the Arboretum facilities, volunteers, activities with young visitors, Soldiers to Scholars activities, Spring plant sales, flowers, trees, and other plants.