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Colonel, U. S. Air Force; Assistant Professor of Management, University of West Florida.

This collection consists of two groups of items. There are three army regulations post cards dated "Somewhere in France," which are acknowledgement of thanks from soldiers at the front, and they are addressed to Miss C. Tracey at Erie, Pennsylvania, 1918. The other part of this collection is a newspaper, The Stars and Stripes, dated Tuesday, May 8, 1945, with headlines "Nazis Quit." With the newspaper are two arm bands of the Nazi armed forces, one red and black and one black on yellow.

The WPA Museum Extension Project Collection contains more than 750 children's books, handbooks, posters, and three-dimensional objects such as dioramas, puppets, and models. Works Progress Administration (WPA) visual education programs made these materials, The WPA programs included the Pennslvania Museum Extension Project (MEP) between 1935 and 1943, New York City's Objective Teaching Materials Project, the Kansas Museum Project, and the Wisconsin Visual-Aids Project. These visual education materials were used by public schools, libraries, and museums. As a result, many of the images and texts promote the history and culture of specific states and regions.

The W. R. Carrier Collection contains 7 photographic duplicates. The images include photographs of the Broward County Guards (home guard militia) in 1917 during World War I drilling in front of Fort Lauderdale High School. It also contains images of people in Broward County during the 1920s.

WTRR Radio Cassestte

Newspaper clipping obituary for W.W. Hollingsworth, Orange Bowl Ticket 1948, Intramural Handbook for Men 1949-1950, FSU vs. Stetson football ticket 1949, Announcement about W.W. Hollingsworth

Flastacowo 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939

1955, 1956, 1957, graduation announcement 1957 and a newspaper clipping photo of someone being thrown in a fountain