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FSCW Certificate of Award for Mary Pelot 1925, 38 photographs from FSCW, FSCW Alumnae News 1930, Student athletic Association handbook, 1925-1926, College Government Association handbook 1927, Bulletin of the Student Government Association 1925-26, Constitution and By-Laws of Pan-Hellenic Association, correspondence on back of envelope addressed to Julia Pelot in the infirmary, Flastacowo 1931

Scrapbook created by Mary Sears' during her time at Florida State College for Women and typed memoirs she wrote in 1998.

Mary Simpson Yarbrough's 1928 class ring.

This collection is significant to researchers studying the history of Leon County, the history of the Florida State College for Women, and women's colleges because it documents the academic activities of Mary Simpson Yarbrough, who attended Florida State College for Women during the 1920s.

These papers consist of materials relating to lands, a mercantile business, the plantation of Mary Simpson's grandfather, Theodore Turnbull, an Indian Wars Pensions document, and several deeds, including a land deed of her great grandmother, Mary Ann Perkins.

The Mary Sue Tary Collection contains brochures, the 1926-1928 diary of John Edwin Johnson, glasses from the Kapok Tree restaraunt (circa 1970s-1980s), photographs, a 1927 Fort Lauderdale High School yearbook, and a 1940s scrapbook. The brochures incldue a 1926 developer brochure for Wilton Manors and a 1930s tourism brochure, "The Tropical Wonderland-Fort Lauderdale, Florida."

Red and yellow glass tray commemorating the 20th anniversary of the FSU Master Craftsman Studio.

Includes photocopied typescripts of two works by Maston O'Neal: Florida's "Pocahontas" & Georgia's "John Smith", and The Tallassee Country.

The vessel left Brazil "20th of April 1833, all in good health... and reached the Congo every man in perfect health." That there was interest in a mining project in the Congo is evidenced by entries in the Journal about the condition in which they found the mine, and a statement that "The living hear (sic) is very costly..."

The Maude "Dusty" McDonald Collection contains one color photograph of the Fort Lauderdale Country Club from circa early 1970s. The color photographic print measures 3 1/2 x 4 3/8 inches.