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1 copy of 1934 The Distaff in fair condition

The Distaff 1941-1945

Vinyl album collection consisting of nearly 20,000 78 RPM records produced in the United States during the early-mid 20th century.

This item is a compiled history of the Florida Randolph family, dating from 1829-1978. Compiled by Randolph Whitfield and John Chipmand, 1978. Names included in the work include: Randolph family, Bratton family, Chipman family, Eppes family, Gass family, Porter family, and Whitfield family. 99 pages, fold-outs, pictures. Photocopy number 36.

The Free Tattler was a newsletter documenting the activities among a group of friends at the Florida State College for Women between 1928-29. The group referred to themselves as the "Tattlerettes" and published the newsletter "every two weeks" for "five (5) cents [a] copy." Among the activities described are the group attending church, recitals, and lecture series; having picnics and eating in the dining hall; studying for exams; and visiting with eachother on the weekends. The newsletter also included satirical columns, puzzle activities, and gossip about fellow Tattlerettes.

"The Handy Encyclopedia of Florida" by Jim Weary, 1963. Includes information about Florida history, industry, government, tourism, sports, wildlife, fishing, and laws.

Florida State University underground newspaper featuring articles related to student activism and published on 14 May 1968.  Some of the article titles include: "Student Demonstrators Continue Vigil at FSU," "Black Form Council for 'Inner City,'" "Censors' Dirty Hands: Put Them Back In Your Own Pockets!!"  Published by "Seminole Press Inc.," and Laurel Akers, Don Cave, Dave Smith, and Marge Vandervalk served on the editorial board.

Historic photos paired with modern photos taken by Peggy Munroe and Phillip Teagarden of specific FSU buildings.