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Directory of Faculty, Staff & Students, with an insert of correspondence from H. Hoyt Price to Margaret Cullen Ference regarding her acceptance into FSU

Faculty Voice newsletters from the '80s to the '90s and UFF papers.

This collection contains four photographs of Fairchild C-82 aircrafts that were built during World War II. The planes were built by Glenn L. Martin, Inc. These planes were used as cargo and transport planes.

Eight photographs of the Faith Young Beye's family and a brochure for her family's F.R.I.E.N.D.S Horse Sanctuary.

These forms include the Research Approval Form, Outside Committee Member Report (also called University Representative Doctoral Defense Reports), Final Degree Clearance Form, Student Information Form, ETD Access Agreement Form, and Signature Page.

The Nzingah Oniwosan Collection contains 4 pieces of artwork by Haitian-American artist Nzingah Oniwosan.

This collection relates to William Connor King, a Radio Operator in the Merchant Marines during World War II from 1945 through early 1948. The majority of the collection consists of correspondence from King's friends and family detailing news from the home front. Often included in these correspondences are newspaper cutouts and clippings from various newspapers in and around Granville, OH. Also included in the collection are assorted military and religious documents owned by King.

Photostats of Civil War letters by James M. Nixon (d. 1863), 8th Fla. Regt., (1861-1863) to his wife, Louise A. Nixon, Mt. Pleasant, Gadsden County, Florida.

This collection relates to Fannie Hutchison, a Wainwright shipyard employee during World War II. This collection contains an oral history transcript of an interview with Hutchison. She tells her experience as an electric welder on the night shift from 1942-1945. Hutchison shares that she had six sons in service, including one step-son that was taken as a prisoner of war by the Japanese. She describes her typical workday, as well as an incident where a man was injured on the job. Hutchison also comments on the diversity of workers at the shipyard and recounts preaching the Bible to shipyard workers. She discusses the pay difference between welders and tackers.