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Audio recordings include reel-to-reel tapes, audio cassettes, and phonodiscs. For improved access and preservation, the content of most of the reel-to-reel tapes and phonodiscs have been transferred to audio cassettes. Several recordings are on Edison voicewriter discs, and the content of these transferred to audio cassettes. There are also recordings of Mildred Pepper. In addition to Claude Pepper, other individuals on the recordings include Jimmy Carter, Winston Churchill, Bob Hope, Hubert Humphrey, John F. Kennedy, Mildred Pepper, Franklin D. Roosevelt and George Smathers. Topics include aging, boarding homes, campaigns, civil rights, the Crime Committee, Democratic Conventions, older individuals, Interama, labor, the poll tax, retirement, Social Security, and the Townsend Convention.All audio materials available on CD.

This series consists of fourteen audio recordings of Florida Folklore Society annual and board meetings from 1986 to 1987. The collection also includes one cassette tape on N.Y. Nathiri - Heritage & History in Eatonville, FL: An Historic Preservation Model for the 21st Century, October 9, 1992.

The recordings featured in the collection contain the lectures of Professor Howard W. Eves as he taught his spring semester class, History of Mathematics. The creator of this collection was one of the students attending the class. The class used the first six chapters of Professor Eves' An Introduction to the History of Mathematics as the rubric followed in recordings 1-27. Recording 28 features Professor Eves reviewing final concepts he felt the student should know and the tale of how he adopted the ethics and philosophy as a scholar.

The audio tape series contains the audio tapes of the original unedited interviews conducted by Dr. Colbourn, which have not been released to the public. The audio tapes are arranged in boxes in alphabetical order by interviewee.

Contains an audiotape.