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Eleanor Frajeon Materials, Unknown

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Eleanor Harpring transcript, 1940-1945, Date acquired: 12/20/2001

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This oral interview was taken of Eleanor Harpring who served in the United Service Organization (USO) during the time of World War II. She traveled to various military bases in the U.S. and Europe to perform. She saw the destruction after the war, and how Kassel, Germany was demolished and families were destroyed due to the bombing. She also explains how living conditions for women and children during the war, and how she would help. She also describes all about her travels during and after World War II.

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Eleanor Harpring transcript, 1940-1945, Date acquired: 12/20/2001 1.00 folders

 
Harpring, Eleanor , 1925-2019

This oral interview was taken of Eleanor Harpring who served in the United Service Organization (USO) during the time of World War II. She traveled to various military bases in the U.S. and Europe to perform. She saw the destruction after the war, and how Kassel, Germany was demolished and families were destroyed due to the bombing. She also explains how living conditions for women and children during the war, and how she would help. She also describes all about her travels during and after World War II.

The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art Archives

Eleanor Merritt [Darlington] Collection, 1950-2019, bulk 1990-2019

5.3 Linear Feet 17 Boxes
The Eleanor Merritt Collection holds printed materials, lectures, records, news clippings, audio-visual materials, and correspondence related to Eleanor Merritt's life-long career as an artist, teacher, and advocate for community arts organizations. Materials focus on Merritt's life in Long Island, New York and Sarasota, Florida. Her formative years are captured in essays while a college student, planning notebooks as an art history teacher, and printed materials documenting her early artistic career. Her involvement with the arts community primarily pertains to her work with the Women's Caucus of Art (WCA), Women of Color (WOCA), the Petticoat Painters, Community Art in Public Paces (CAPP), Florida Artists Group, Pierian Spring Academy, and as a docent and board member of The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. There are a significant number of art history lecture outlines and source materials on African American, Feminist, and minority artists.
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Eleanor Merritt [Darlington] Collection, 1950-2019, bulk 1990-2019 5.3 Linear Feet 17 Boxes

 
The Eleanor Merritt Collection holds printed materials, lectures, records, news clippings, audio-visual materials, and correspondence related to Eleanor Merritt's life-long career as an artist, teacher, and advocate for community arts organizations. Materials focus on Merritt's life in Long Island, New York and Sarasota, Florida. Her formative years are captured in essays while a college student, planning notebooks as an art history teacher, and printed materials documenting her early artistic career. Her involvement with the arts community primarily pertains to her work with the Women's Caucus of Art (WCA), Women of Color (WOCA), the Petticoat Painters, Community Art in Public Paces (CAPP), Florida Artists Group, Pierian Spring Academy, and as a docent and board member of The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. There are a significant number of art history lecture outlines and source materials on African American, Feminist, and minority artists.
FSU Special Collections & Archives

Eleanor Parker Scrapbook, 1943

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1 Scrapbook leather cover

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Elfriede Gertrude Bartau-Little transcript, 1942-1945, Date acquired: 01/07/2004

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This collection contains the transcript of an interview with Elfriede Gertrud Bartau-Little who grew up in Germany during WWII.

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UNF Library Special Collections and University Archives

Elisa Hatch Letters, 1842-05-29, 1843-07-23

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The correspondence consists of two letters, dated May 29, 1842 and July 23, 1843, from Elisa Hatch to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Comings, sent from Jacksonville, Florida. The writer describes to her brother and sister, in Greensboro, Vermont, her thoughts and experiences while living on the Florida frontier, two years prior to Florida's admission to statehood.

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Elisa Hatch Letters, 1842-05-29, 1843-07-23 2.00 items (1) One Box and (1) One Folder

 

The correspondence consists of two letters, dated May 29, 1842 and July 23, 1843, from Elisa Hatch to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Comings, sent from Jacksonville, Florida. The writer describes to her brother and sister, in Greensboro, Vermont, her thoughts and experiences while living on the Florida frontier, two years prior to Florida's admission to statehood.

FSU Special Collections & Archives

Eli Solomon papers, 1945, Date accessioned: 2001-01-29

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This collection relates to Eli Solomon who served as a Pharmacist's Mate 3rd Class and medic in the United States Navy on board the U.S.S. La Grange in the Pacific Theater during World War II. The collection contains an oral history transcript, photographs, letters, and documents.
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Eli Solomon papers, 1945, Date accessioned: 2001-01-29 1 folders 1 folder

 
Solomon, Eli
This collection relates to Eli Solomon who served as a Pharmacist's Mate 3rd Class and medic in the United States Navy on board the U.S.S. La Grange in the Pacific Theater during World War II. The collection contains an oral history transcript, photographs, letters, and documents.
USF Libraries - Tampa Special Collections

Elizabeth Lee Barron collection of children's literature prints, 1922-2016, Date acquired: 04/05/2018

1.74 Linear Feet 1 boxes
This collection includes four color prints collected and donated by Elizabeth Lee Barron, a librarian employed by the University of Tampa. The framed prints in the collection are reproductions of illustrations from 20th and 21st century children's literature books. Two of the prints are signed by the artist. This collection was donated as a gift in honor of William Edwards Lee III.
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Elizabeth Lee Barron collection of children's literature prints, 1922-2016, Date acquired: 04/05/2018 1.74 Linear Feet 1 boxes

 
Barron, Elizabeth Lee
This collection includes four color prints collected and donated by Elizabeth Lee Barron, a librarian employed by the University of Tampa. The framed prints in the collection are reproductions of illustrations from 20th and 21st century children's literature books. Two of the prints are signed by the artist. This collection was donated as a gift in honor of William Edwards Lee III.

Illustration from the Little Penguins, 2016

 

Illustration © 2016 by Christian Robinson from Little Penguins by Cynthia Rylant. Signed by the artist. Print is framed and enclosed in a black paper sleve.

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Monday's Child

 

Framed print of a nursery rhyme, with illustrations. Verso captioned: "Scissor Cuts or Scherenschnitte are intricate designs made with special scissors on paper. Some of the same techniques of centuries ago are used in designing each design. These designs are actually cut to assure authenticity and integrity. Each design is proudly initialed before framing." Made in the U.S.A. © 1990. Recto is signed: "Eavenson 91."

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FSU Special Collections & Archives

Elizabeth Mae Scott Scrapbook, 1920-1929

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Scrapbook by FSCW alum Elizabeth Mae Scott

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Elizabeth Nickinson Scrapbooks, 1938-1942

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Two scrapbooks belong to Elizabeth Nickinson with photos, newspaper clippings and other ephemera

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