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This collection includes news clippings, photographs, policies, meeting minutes, reports, grants, correspondence, and photos among other materials related to the creation and functions of the Lutgert College of Business at Florida Gulf Coast University.

Personal papers, 1969-1988, including correspodence, committee files, and papers related to his teaching and to the activities of his department and college. Subject files include the Business College Council, the Department of Finance and Accounting, and the Northwest Florida Blood Bank.

This is a collection of personal letters written by Thomas Burns (76th Air Base Squadron) during World War II. Burns wrote from Hendricks Field, Sebring, Florida to Mary Donnelly in Massachusetts. He mostly wrote of his experiences and activities on the base. While the letters do not deal with Florida or World War II, they do offer a glimpse into courtship during that era and life on an air base.

Collection consists of photographs, plaques and miscellaneous items found during the renovation of the Katherine Montgomery Gym at Florida State University.

Cards documenting enrollment in an FSU Center in the Panama Canal Zone for military personnel assigned to the U.S. Southern Command who wished to take undergraduate courses.

Published and unpublished poetry, chapbooks, documents, scrapbooks, photographs, and slides documenting the life and work of poet Dorothea Leona Dubler, 1959-2010.

Contents of the collection include financial records, event and planning information, grant information, correspondence, publicity materials, and insurance information.

This collection includes copies of materials acquired by the National Archives from the House Select Committee on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy; copies of reports from the Dallas Police Department; copies of items from the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon Presidential libraries;  original manuscripts;  copies of materials from the Assassination Records Review Board, the Warren Commission, the FBI, and the CIA;  correspondence  with assassination theorists;  memos;  periodical articles;  newsletters;  newspaper clippings;  photos;  computer disks;  videotapes and audiotapes of recorded testimony, and oral histories.