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Engravings, illustrations, imprints and other papers, 18th & 19th century.

Scope and Contents Feasibility studies and business plans prepared by Management students for Dr. Ted E. Grazeman or other instructors of the Small Business Development years of papers was called the Grazeman collection; this collection is a sampling of the original collection and especially earmarks materials which also contribute to the history, economics and development of the West Florida region. These are feasibility studies done for various Management classes by teams of students...

Scope and Contents Typescript, books, passport, photograph. This collection contains a small group of materials of Frederick A. Greenhut and the Greenhut family of Pensacola, Florida, including genealogical information and Greenhut's career in the National Archives. There is a photocopy of chapter eight of the typescript for "Thomas, Stately Tomb", a copy of "Dynamics of Dutch Politics" in the Journal of Politics, written by Richard C. Bone, Greenhut's passport, dated 1969, an unidentified color photograph,...

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Publications and records concerning Gulf Coast Community College, 1961-present, including catalogs, yearbooks, and other materials concerning the history and development of the College. Gulf Coast Community College formerly know as Gulf Coast Junior College.

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Records of the Gulf Coast History and Humanities Conference, 1970-present, including correspondence, drafts of presented papers, Conference Board, and related papers.

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Records and papers of the Gulf Yachting Association, 1920- , including minutes, correspondence, resolutions, memorials, records of the Lipton Cup Races, and other materials concerning yachting and yachting associations along the Gulf Coast.

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Manuscript journal, 1846, of his visit to Pensacola to sell religious publications with descriptions of Pensacola, Milton, Bagdad, Ferry Pass, Florida and Mobile, Alabama. Subjects include the Simpson Family, the Presbyterian and Catholic churches of Pensacola, the Navy Yard and ships stationed there, and the mills at Bagdad and Milton. With accounts of books sold, sermons given, and names of churches.

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Personal papers, consisting of manuscript letters of the Clifford family in Pensacola (1846-1863), photographs, and photocopies of genealogical research (1946-1978) on the Clifford and Fell families of Pensacola as well as related area families and the Cliffords of Edgecomb, Maine. Includes research on the Pensacola Light House (1824-1978) and lighthouse keeper George T. Clifford.

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Dr. Heinberg's scrapbooks chronicling his activities as first mayor of Gulf Breeze, Florida, with two scrapbooks concerning Liveoak Plantation, and Heinberg's personal history of his career as mayor.

Scope and Contents Correspondence, newspaper clippings, programs, and other materials concerning his activities as mayor of Gulf Breeze (1961-1971), and professional activities in medical associations, medical research, and membership in the Triological Society. Includes a preliminary water study for Gulf Breeze (1961), Heinberg's history of Pensacola Hospital (Sacred Heart Hospital), and publications, reprints of published articles and typescripts of medical research papers written by Dr. Heinberg. ...

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Publicity distributed by Hemmer and Yates, local advertising firm, depicting Pensacola traditions and Employment records, 1885-1946, of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

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Personal papers concerning the Molino Telephone Company 1924-1926. [7 pieces]

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Records, 1934-1976, of Henry and Virginia Hilton-Green concerning the Pensacola Yacht Club, the Gulf Yachting Association and the St. Petersburg/Havana yacht races of 1935, 1936, 1941, and 1948, including programs, newspaper clippings, photographs, the Jib Sheet newsletter, and memorabilia about these organizations, club activities and regattas.

Scope and Contents Personal papers comprising of scrapbooks and records of organizations in which she was a member or officer. Scrapbooks cover the U.S. Space program, th election and assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the end of the vietnam war and return of the Prisoners of War, Pensacola Catholics, and Pensacola businesses. Organization records include Altrusa of Pensacola, the League of Women voters, the Northwest Florida Crippled Children's Association, the Pensacola Symphony Orchestra, the...

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Scrapbooks of the Holly Garden Club, 1953-1956 including photographs, newspaper and magazine clippings, club activities, gardening notes, and related material about the Holly Garden Club and the Pensacola Federation of Garden Clubs. [3 scrapbooks]

Scope and Contents Typescript transcript diary, 1861-1913, detailing his life as a member of the 9th Arkansas Volunteers, Confederate States of America and life after the war in the South and his religious life as a Baptist minister for churches in Arkansas and Georgia. The diary details much of the discipline and punishment in the army camps, and from 1865 to 1913, his courtship and marriage, life in Georgia and Arkansas after the Civil War, and his later years as a businessman, minister, and citizen in...

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Records and materials, 1982- , concerning Immanuel Lutheran Church, Pensacola, Florida, including church history, annual reports, membership directories, newsletters, and biographical materials.

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Family correspondence and business papers, 1799-1915, relating to John Innerarity, of Pensacola, attorney for the firm of Panton, Leslie and Forbes; and Dr. Issac Hulse, Chief Surgeon, West Indies Squadron, U. S. Navy.

Abstract 18th and 19th century documents and correspondence relating to the Innerarity and Hulse families. The papers of brothers John and James Innerarity relate primarily to affairs of the Panton, Leslie company of Pensacola. Other documents of the 1820s and 1830s touch upon the career of Dr. Issac Hulse, Chief Medical Officer for the U.S. Navy West Indies Squadron, based in Pensacola. NOTE: See Inventory 66-1 (original Innerarity–Hulse...

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Records, 1981-2003, comprising annual reports, bylaws, minutes, membership files, publications, newsletters, photographs and related materials. Of special note are the organization's annual dinner and its annual woman of the year award, as well as fundraising events.

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Photoopies of letters and documents of Dr. Isaac Hulse, Pensacola, and Navy Yard physician. Includes last will and testament, probated in Pensacola, September 17, 1857; with six letters of Dr. Hulse to William E. Woodruff, Little Rock, Arkansas Territory, 1849-1856 dealing primarily with sales of land owned by Dr. Hulse in Arkansas.

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Correspondence files, 1895-1950, including letters pertaining to recording of mortgages, receipts of businesses, occasional court business, newspaper clippings, and related items. Much of the correspondence is on decorative business letterheads from various towns and cities in Jackson County. [1,132 pieces]

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Diary, August 1916-June 1917, Bonifay, Florida, including newspaper clippings, letters from her father A. D. Johnson, business and calling cards, recipes, obituaries, programs, and other materials concerning family life, activities in Bonifay, the Grace family, Bonifay High School, the School of Music, the Isis Theater (Pensacola), and the Army, Navy, and Community Sing for Liberty Loan Day, 1917.

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Personal papers including photocopies of the Pensacola High School Tattler (1918-1919), photocopies of early Pensacola postcards and photographs, oral history tapes with Mrs. Johnson, and other related materials.

Abstract Approximately 1,686 pieces relating to the life and public service of Mr. Thomas A. Johnson (1888-1961), of Pensacola, Florida.   &nnsp; The collection includes a wide variety of personal papers, documents, business papers, and general correspondence related to the various public and private offices held by Mr. Johnson. Of special interest are the correspondence, notes, clippings, and photographs concerning his service as Chairman of the Florida State Road Department,...

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Photocopy, "A Trip Through the Mountains of Peru" by Prof. J. B. Lockey, from the Pensacola Journal, January 1, 1911, distributed privately as his annual Christmas letter to the students and staff of Pensacola High School 1904-1908.

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Client files of the Junior Funeral Home in chronological order, 1986 through 2002.  Each file consists of all materials concerning the funeral service of a decedant including biographical, financial, obituary drafts, final pubilcations, death certificates, funeral programs, and related information.

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Manuscript in Latin, on vellum; a receipt in Portuguese, with possible date of 1421, and script of 1453 and 1455 on verso. Possibly a palimpsest. With untraviolet photographs and related papers.