The Allen Lastinger Collection of Ephemera contains a broad array of ephemera from the late nineteenth through the twentieth century, collected by Allen Lastinger, most of which is about Florida. It has been divided into three series.
The Barnett Banks collection contains records by or about Barnett Banks. While the majority of the collection was created by Barnett Bank during the course of business, some of the materials are about or by people involved in the bank. Researchers should note that these records are not comprehensive. This collection has been divided into six series.
Correspondence from citrus grower Charles L. Warren, of Fellsmere, Florida, to his sisters. The bulk of the letters discuss the Okeechobee Hurricane and its damage, with one of the letters including a twig from Warren's destroyed fruit crop.
Abolitionist pamphlet containing selections from the most egregious state laws regarding enslavement. Published by the The Anti-Slavery Bugle in Salem, Ohio.
