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- Tags: African Americans
104 South Sanford Avenue
110-114 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Angel's Soulfood & BBQ; barber; barber shop; Clair; Clair & Morris; Daniels, Joseph; Eaverly, F. E.; Florida Patient Aids Inc. Hospital Supplies; Garrett, J. M.; Georgetown; Goodwill Industries; Johnson, M. H.; Lenning, F. A.; Maier; Morris; restaurant; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Simons Veriety Store; watch repair shop; Wilson
118 South Sanford Avenue
123 South Sanford Avenue
202-204 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; bars; clubs; Daniel, L. L.; Georgetown; hardware; Harvey, Rufus L.; hat shops; Kronen, Maurice; Maurice Kronen Millinery; Moon's Subs; restaurants; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford X-Cel Store Feeds; Southern Natural Gas Company; Stanley-Rogers Hardware Company; Vodopich Sales & Service Gas & Electric Appliances; West End Trading Company
205 South Sanford Avenue
210-216 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Baptiste, Ceresoli; Ceresoli, Carolina C.; churches; City Shoe Shop Repairs; Covington, Jesse; Georgetown; Goodwill Industries Bargain Store; grocers; grocery store; hardware; La Chic Styzle Inc.; Lu Harriett; Lu Harriett's Variety Store; Rock, Adam; salons; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Long Rifle Shoppe; Stanley-Rogers Hardware Company; The Used Clothes Thrift Store; Under the Sun Ministries; Winnowing Church
211-215 South Sanford Avenue
217-219 South Sanford Avenue
224 South Sanford Avenue
300-304 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Austin, James; Bentley, Jerry; Bentley, Natherine; Braboy; Braboy & Sapp; Bracey, Scipio; E. Mable-Saint Drugs; Foster, A.; Frazer & Fulton Pool Room; Frazier, Isaiah F.; Fulton; Georgetown; Gramling, Albert; Grant's Clock Shop; Green, W. O.; J . H. Lee & Company; Jason's Martini Club; Knights of Pythias; Knights of Pythias Hall; Lee, J. H.; Loyd, Louis A.; Philips, A. E.; Prince, O. A.; Rock, Adam; Rosseter, William; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Company; Sapp; Saucer, J. M.; Strickland, Edward D.; Victory Beer Garden; Victory Tavern; Victory Taxi Company; Williamson, Preston
301-305 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Afro- American Life Insurance Company; barbershops; bars; Bill Duskin's Department Store; Bonner, J. D.; Boteler Howard Company; Boteler, Howard; Boyd, Sami; Bray, Ernest; Campbell's Fish Market; Cherry, Lonnie; confectioners; dentists; department stores; doctors; Duskin, Bill; Ezekiel's Radio Sales & Service; Frazer, Robert; Georgetown; Graham, Catherine; grocery stores; Hamrick's Cash Grocer; Hawkins & Warren; Hawkins Brothers Meats; Hawkins, W. E.; insurance; Jones, Dora; Just-Rite Grocery; Kennington & Nesmith Meats; Knights Bicycle Shop; life insurance; meat; Papall, William; physicians; Rock, Adam; Royal Palm Barber Shop; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Siplin, Naaman; Sizemore, Ernest B.; Slappey, Eugene; Strickland, Edward D.; Tony, Julia; William, Judge; Williams, George; Wright, Luke
307-311 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Al's Place Tavern; Barkett; Boteler-Jackson Company, Inc.; Boteler, Howard; Bradford, M. J.; C. C. Sheffield & Son Beer; C. C. Sheffield & Son Tavern; Cafe Tavern; Charlton, W. R.; confectioners; Dixie Gardens Corporation; Frazier, Jacob; Friendly Cafe; Georgetown; Harris, S. M.; I. E. Kersey & Son Meats; Jackson; Kersey, I. E.; real estate; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sheffield, C. C.; Style Shop Ready-to-wear; Tsacrios, James; Williams, Judge; Wilson, G. W.
308-310 South Sanford Avenue
313-317 South Sanford Avenue
314-316 South Sanford Avenue
319-323 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: 3-in-1 Store; African Americans; arcades; beauty shops; Brock, D. C.; Brown; Brown's Studio Photography; cobblers; dentists; Dixie Furniture Company; doctors; electricians; FMB; FMB 5-10 & 25c Store; furniture; garages; Georgetown; groceries; grocery stores; Jerry's Arcade; Johnson, K. S.; Johnson, R. S.; Melton; Melton Electric Company; Melton, J. J.; Metz Shoe Shop Repairs; Metz, William; Model Beauty Shop; photography studios; physicians; plumbers; Ringling, Julius; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Garage; Sanford Supermarket; Starke, George E.; Starke, George H.; supermarkets; tailors; Three-In-One Store
320-326 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Battle, Mack; Beehive, Inc.; Benjamin, Samuel; Berson, Joseph; Broderick, W. S.; C & C Liquor Store; cafes; Cavoura, Dimitios; Ceresoli, Batista; Ceresoli, Carolina C.; Ceresoli, Martin Q.; Dave's Store; department stores; Diamond Glass Company, Inc.; Fine & Dandy Wig Shop; Friendly Cafe; Georgetown; glass; grocers; grocery stores; immigrants; Italians; Johnson, J. L.; Joseph Berson Ladies' Wear; Klicker, W. T.; liquor stores; McClaine, Elvy; meats; Mooney's Appliance Service; Narvis, Morris; Outlet - The Department Store; poultry; Rivers Brothers; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Feed Store; Sargeant, G. E.; Tom & Joe's Variety Store; W. T. Klicker Meats
323-329 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: 3-in-1 Store; A. E. Dobbins Shoe Repair; African Americans; Bill Harvey's Home Service Company Radio Sales & Service; cobblers; Dobbins, A. E.; electricians; FMB; FMB 5-10 & 25c Store; Georgetown; grocers; grocery stores; Harvey, Bill; Hopkins Grocery & Market; Hopkins Shoe Shop; Johnson, K. S.; Leffler, C. H.; Lovett; Lovett's Grocery; Palm Leaf Broom Straw Company; Park & Shop; plumbers; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Supermarket; supermarkets; Three-In-One Store; Tip Top Super Market; Tip Top Supermarket
401-403 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; bakeries; bakery; barbers; Burnett, W. M.; Caldwell, L. W.; confectioners; department stores; Duhart, H. L.; Gaynor, Leamon; Georgetown; H & A Department Store; ice industry; Jacobson, Arthur; Jacobson, Herman; Jacobson, Rose E. Zauderer; Knight, Jack; real estate; restaurants; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Ice and Cold Storage; storage; Walker, C. M.; Zauderer, Rose E.
410 South Sanford Avenue
411-415 South Sanford Avenue
412-418 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Ansley TV Service; barbers; barbershops; bars; Beverly's Hair Cutting Services; billiards; Burns, Robert; Cave Tavern; cobblers; dry cleaners; Everybody's Hardware; Felder, Gilmore; Gaynor, Leamon; Georgetown; hardware; Knights Bicycle Shop; laundromats; Metz Shoe Shop Repairs; Metz, William; Miracle House Healing Ministries, Inc.; Morris Cleaner & Dyer; Narvis, Morris; pool; restaurants; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Seminole Barber Shop; Staup, A. M.; Steen's Dry Cleaners; Sylvester Tavern; taverns; Turner, Randall; Williams, J. W.; Williams, Patricia; Williams, Thomas; Williamson & Son Barber Shop; Williamson, Preston
421 South Sanford Avenue
501-503 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; billiards; cafes; Caldwell Furniture Company Inc.; Clayton, Ernest; furniture; Georgetown; grocers; grocery stores; Harrell, William H.; Hill, R. L.; Janette's Cafe; Neal, J. R.; pool; Rivers, Louis; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Avenue Pool Room; Sanford Cafe; Tayes, Rachel; Walker, W .M.; Williams, James A.
505-507 South Sanford Avenue
506-510 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; barbershops; Broomfield, Segio; Brown, Anderson L.; Burnett, Will; Chute, Blanche; Dick's Appliance Service; dry cleaners; dry cleaning; dry goods; Dunaway, W. E.; Georgetown; grocers; grocery stores; Jack's Dry Cleaners; Rock, Adam; Samuels, James; Sanford; Sanford Ave.; Sanford Avenue; Strobart, Prince; Sweeney; Sweeney's Office Supply; Sweeney's Office Supply Warehouse; Sweeney's Warehouse; Telford, J. N.; Walker, W. M.; Wood, Florine
512-516 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; All Souls Catholic Church Sharing Center; Austin & Morris; barbershops; beauty shops; Broomfield, Segio; Brown, Anderson L.; Burnett, Will; cabinetmakers; carpenters; Chandler, Vail; Chute, Blanche; Coleman, Oscar; Coulter, A. J.; Dick's Appliance Service; Dunaway, W. E.; funeral directors; furniture; Gaines, W. H.; Georgetown; Gorondy, Shana; Gramling & Morris; Griffin, Mabel; Jack's Barber Shop; Jack's Dry Cleaners; jewelers; Jones, Fannie; Junk2Funk; Kellix, W. B.; King, Louise; Malloy, Milton; Mane Attraction Beauty Salon; Mane Attraction Hair Salon; morticians; Payne, Amos; Pitts, Frank; real estate; restaurants; Rock, Adam; salons; Samuels, James; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Strobart, Prince; Sweeney's Office Supply Warehouse; Telford, J. N.; Tyes, Daisy; undertakers; Vail Chandler Cabinet Market; Viola's Beauty Shop; Walker, W. M.; West Sanford Real Estate Company; White, John; Wood, Florine; World War Veterans Auxiliary Service Center
518-526 South Sanford Avenue
519 South Sanford Avenue
A History of Central Florida, Episode 10: Piliklikaha
Tags: A History of Central Florida; African Americans; American Indians; Amerindians; Black Seminoles; Bob Clarke; Brent Weisman; Bushnell; Chip Ford; Daniel Velásquez; Ella Gibson; Florida Museum of Natural History; Hull Road; indigenous; Katie Kelley; Kendra Hazen; Native Americans; OCRHC; Orange County Regional History Center; Piliklikaha; pottery; Robert Cassanello; runaway slaves; Seminole; slavery; Terrance M. Weik
A History of Central Florida, Episode 17: Travel Dining
Tags: A History of Central Florida; ACL; African Americans; Algonquians; Algonquins; American Civil War; American Indians; Amerindians; Amtrak; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; Atlantic, Valdosta & Western Railway; Bethany Dickens; Biscayne Bay; Bob Clarke; Boyd Street; Bush Boulevard; Central Florida Railroad Museum; Charleston, Savannah & Florida Steamship Route; Cherokees; Chip Ford; City of Jacksonville; Civil War; Clyde Line; Clyde Steamship Company; Daniel Velásquez; decanters; Delaware; Dickens, Bethany; dining; dining cars; Ella Gibson; enterprise; FEC; Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad; Florida East Coast Railway; Florida Southern Railroad; Fred de Bary; Hazen, Kendra; Henry B. Plant; Henry Bradley Plant; Henry Flagler; Henry Morrison Flagler; Hiram Ulysses Grant; Indian River; indigenous; Iroquois; J. J. Farnsworth; Jacksonville; Katie Kelley; Kendra Hazen; Lake Worth; Mark Howard Long; Mark Long; Museum of Seminole County History; National Railway Historical Society; Native Americans; Ocklawaha River; OCRHC; Orange County Regional History Center; Osceola; Palatka; Philip Cross; Plant System; Robert Cassanello; SAL; Sanford; Seaboard Air Line; Seminoles; Silver Springs; slavery; slaves; St. Johns River; Starlight; steam engines; steamboats; steamers; steamships; T. W. Lund, Jr.; tourism; tourists; Tracy J. Revels; trains; Ulysses S. Grant; W. A. Shaw; W. B. Wrenn; water hyacinth; Winter Garden; Yemassee
A History of Central Florida, Episode 30: Bolita
Tags: A History of Central Florida; African American; African Americans; Bartow; Bob Clarke; Bolita; Bolita Wars; bolitero; boliteros; Brown, Harry; Carey Estes Kefauver; Charlie Wall; China; Chip Ford; Congress; corruption; crime; Cuba; Cuban American; Cuban Americans; Cubans; Daniel Velásquez; Duda's; elections; Ella Gibson; Estes Kefauver; Florida Lottery; gambling; Gary Ross Mormino; George Harrell; Harry Brown; Hispanic Americans; Hispanics; Katie Kelley; Kefauver Commission; Kendra Hazen; Keno; Latin Americans; Latinos; lotteries; lottery; Mafia; Main Street; Merritt Island; Nick Wynee; OCRHC; Orange County Regional History Center; organized crime; Polk County Historical Museum; Robert Cassanello; Speedy Harrell; Tampa; U.S. Congress; U.S. Senate; Vicente Martinez-Ybor; Ybor City
African-American Laborer at DeForest Grove
An Old Auntie Selling Groun-Nut Cakes Postcard
Cary Marshall and Martha Marshall
Census of Negroes Living and Working at Isleworth, November 1, 1933
Tags: African Americans; Alston, Buster; Alston, Julia; Alston, William, Jr.; Alston, William, Sr.; Anderson, Albert; Anderson, Cora; Anderson, Maggy; Butler Chain of Lakes; census; Chase and Company; citrus; citrus industry; Cuyler, Bessie, Jr.; Cuyler, Bessie, Sr.; Cuyler, Captain, Jr.; Cuyler, Captain, Sr.; Cuyler, Dub; Cuyler, Elberta; Cuyler, Ella; Cuyler, Harry; Cuyler, Jack; Cuyler, Jennie; Cuyler, John; Cuyler, Mary; Cuyler, Nancy; Cuyler, Wesley; Floyd, Dan; Floyd, Hattie; Floyd, John; Floyd, Leo; Floyd, Willie May; Ford, Ellen; Hall, Annie May; Hall, Arline; Hall, G., Sr.; Hall, Gilyard, III; Hall, Gilyard, Jr.; Hall, Isabella; Hall, Jack, Jr.; Hall, Jack, Sr.; Hall, Le Roy; Hall, Lulu; Hall, Robert; Hall, W.; Isleworth Grove; Johnson, Avy; Johnson, Ed; Kilgore, A.; Kilgore, Livinia; Milton, Greely; Milton, Guy; Milton, Ola Lee; Milton, Ophelia; Milton, Talmadge; Minton, Annie; Minton, Athony; Patterson, Alfred; Patterson, Avy; Patterson, Emma; Peterson, W.; Smith, Lulu; Smith, M.; Steen, Bertha May; Steen, Emma; Steen, James, Jr.; Steen, James, Sr.; Tillman, Amy; Tillman, Carrie Lee; Tillman, George; Tillman, Hardy; Tillman, Janie; Tillman, Lizzie; Tillman, Nancy; Tillman, William; Windermere; Young, Bartras; Young, Chalie; Young, Charles; Young, Elisa; Young, Ewa May; Young, Garfield; Young, Israel; Young, James; Young, Jennie; Young, Lizzie May; Young, Martha Lee; Young, Nancy; Young, Robert
Census of White People Living and Working at Isleworth Grove with Earnings, October 31, 1932-November 1, 1933
Tags: African Americans; Armstrong, L. E.; Bellew, T. V.; Butler Chain of Lakes; census; Chase and Company; citrus; citrus grove; citrus industry; Crowell, S. M.; employees; Fry, N. A.; Graves, O.; Hutchinson, Corbett; Isleworth Grove; Magnuson, E.; Merritt, M. P.; Merritt, M.P.; packing house; Roberts, R.; Smith, W.; Tyner, E. J.; wages; White, L. E.; Windermere
Declaration of Intention for Herbert Alexander Wells
Tags: 2nd Court; African Americans; Anna M. Fitzsimmons; Berdina Wells; British West Indies; BWI; DOL; Edwin R. Williams; Fearless; firefighters; Herbert Alexander Wells; Herbie Wells; immigrants; immigration; Immigration and Naturalization Service; Key West; locomotive fireman; locomotive firemen; Long Island, Bahamas; Mamie Knowles; Mamie Wells; Mary Ellen Knowles; Mary Ellen Wells; Miami; naturalization; Second Court; U.S. Department of Labor
DeForest Home, "The Palms"
Dr. J. B. Callahan Neighborhood Center Historic Marker, 2003
Tags: African Americans; Bray, G. W; Bryan, N. L.; Buckmaster, R. P.; Callahan Elementary School; Callahan, J. B.; community center; Cook, Thomas; Downtown Orlando; Dr. J. B. Callahan Neighborhood Center; elementary school; Hanner, C. C.; Hanner, Joseph; high school; historic marker; Johnson Academy; Johnson, A. B.; Johnson, S.; Jones High School; Jones, L. C.; Knox, James A.; orlando; Parramore; Parramore Avenue; Reynolds, Howard; Reynolds, Howard M.; school; Schultz, W. H.; Washington Street; Way, S. Y.; Way, S.Y.
Dr. J. B. Callahan Neighborhood Center, 2003
Tags: African Americans; Callahan Elementary School; Callahan J. B.; community center; Dr. J. B. Callahan Neighborhood Center; elementary school; Hanner, Joseph; high school; historic marker; J. B. Callahan Center; Johnson Academy; Jones High School; Jones, L. C.; Parramore; Parramore Avenue; playground; Reynolds, Howard; school; Washington Street
Eatonville Speaker, June 22, 1889
Tags: A. Jackson; African Americans; Clark & Company; Columbus H. Boger; David Evert Thursday; David Yelder; Eatonville; Eatonville Publishing Company; Eatonville Speaker; J. E. Clark; J. F. Lenoghan; Jacksonville; Jesse T. Taylor; John N. Watson; Joseph E. Clark; Matthew B. Brazell; Mexicans; R. J. Jackson; Sanford
Ebenezer United Methodist Church, 2003
Edward R. Rodriguez
Tags: African American; African Americans; BCC; BCU; Bethune-Cookman College; Bethune-Cookman University; colleges; curators; Daytona Beach; Edward R. Rodriguez; Mary Jane McLeod Bethune; Mary McLeod Bethune; Miami; museums; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Rod Rodriguez; students; universities; university
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 10: Vol. 90, No. 1, Summer 2011
Tags: African Americans; American Civil War; Antebellum Florida; Auburn system; bishops; civil rights; Coleman F. Carroll; Confederacy; Confederate States of America; Confederates; Connie Lester; crime against property; crime against public order and morality; crime against the person; crimes; criminal justice; CSA; Daniel S. Murphree; desegregation; Federal Writers Project; FHQ; FHS; Florida Atlantic University; Florida Historical Quarterly; Florida Historical Society; Harry T. Moore; Harry Tyson Moore; indigenous; integration; Irvin D. S. Winsboro; James M. Denham; Judeo-Christian; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; law enforcement; laws; Mark Newman; Miami; Miami bombings; Michael Gannon; Mike Denham; Nation Magazine; Native Americans; New Deal; New York System; Palmetto Country; penitentiaries; penitentiary systems; Pensacola; prosecutions; punishments; race; race relations; racism; Raymond A. Mohl; Reconstruction; religions; research; Robert Cassanello; Roman Catholicism; Roman Catholics; seamen; segregation; sheriffs; social history; South Florida; Southern Exposure: Making the South Safe for Democracy; Spanish; Stetson Kennedy; storytelling; The Jim Crow Guide; The Pensacola Gazette; The Pittsburgh Courier; U.S. Marshals; violence; Vivian Miller; William B. Mack; William H. Hunt
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 13: Vol. 90, No. 4, Spring 2012
Tags: A.L. Lewis; Abraham Lincoln Lewis; African Americans; Afro-American Life Insurance Company; Alexander H. Darnes; Anderson Bank; Anderson Fish and Oyster Company; attorneys; Booker T. Washington; Booker Taliaferro Washington; business class; business owners; Charles Anderson; Charlotte Anderson Lewis; Charlotte Scott Anderson; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; Cuban Americans; Cubans; culture; Daniel S. Murphree; David Jackson, Jr.; doctors; Eartha M. M. White; ethnohistory; FHQ; FHS; Florida Historical Quarterly; Florida Historical Society; folk; Jacksonville; Jillian Prescott Memorial; Jim Crow South; John Mitchell; lawyers; life insurance; Miami; Minorcans; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Ocala; physicians; professional class; race relations; ranching; Richard D. Anderson; Robert Cassanello; Robert Lewis; Simuel Decatur McGill; St. Augustine; Tina Bucuvalas; traditions; upper class
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 14: Vol. 91, No. 1, Summer 2012
Tags: abstinence; African Americans; arrests; civil liberties; civil rights; Claire Strom; commercial sex; crimes; curfews; Daniel S. Murphree; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; gender; Jacksonville; military; modern Venereal Disease Month; orlando; pellagra; prostitutes; prostitution; public health; race relations; research; sailors; sex workers; sexuality; sexually transmitted diseases; sexually transmitted infections; soldiers; Solomon Kolack; STD; STI; students; syphilis; trials; VD; venereal diseases; women's history; World War II; WWII
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 2: Vol. 88, No. 1, Summer 2009
Tags: African Americans; Angelo Albano; archival research; Arthur Ellsworth Summerfield; Arthur Summerfield; Blockbusters; Bob Graham Center for Public Service; Brian Ward; Castenge Ficarrotta; Castenzio Ficarrotta; civil rights; Clarence J. Brown; Clarence J. Brown, Sr.; Connie Lester; Costanzo Ficarrotta; Dave Engels; factions; FHQ; Florence Garrison; Florida Historical Quarterly; French; G. H. Alexander; GOP; Grand Old Party; Henry B. Plant; Henry Flagler; Henry Morrison Flagler; Herbert Brownell, Jr.; immigrants; Italian Americans; Italians; Jesus Mendez; Miami; Michael D. Bowen; Neal Deal coalition; New Deal; political parties; political party; politics; Post-WWII; property expansion; race relations; railroads; Republican Party; Republican Party of Florida; Republicanism; Republicans; Robert A. Taft; Robert Alphonso Taft; Robert Cassanello; Robert J. Alderson, Jr.; Sicilians; Solid South; Spanish East Florida; Stefano Luconi; Taft-Dewey Campaign; Tampa, lynchings; Thomas E. Dewey; Thomas Edmund Dewey; urban growth; Wesley Garrison
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 25: Vol. 93, No. 4, Spring 2015
Tags: African Americans; Arthur F. Burns; Arthur Frank Burns; BPR; Daniel S. Murphree; Derrick Hermanstorfer; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways; Dwight David Eisenhower; expressways; Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1968; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; Gerald N. Grob; Harry S. Truman; highway engineers; historicism; housing relocation; I-4; I-95; Ike Eisenhower; Interstate 4; Interstate 95; Interstate Freeway System; Interstate Highway System; Interstate System; Liberty City; Miami; Miami-Dade County; Overtown; public housing; public works projects; race relations; Raymond A. Mohl; regional planning; roads; Robert Cassanello; Robert Moses; Thomas H. MacDonald; U.S. Bureau of Public Roads; urban planning; urban renewal
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 27: Vol. 94, No. 2, Fall 2015
Tags: African Americans; African Fort; American Indians; Amerindians; Apalachicola River; Black Seminoles; Blount's Fort; borderlands; British Army; British Post; Claudio Saunt; colonial; colonialism; colonization; Creeks; crimes; criminality; Daniel S. Murphree; discourse; Edward Nicolls; FHQ; First Seminole War; Florida Historical Quarterly; Fort Apalachicola; Fort Gadsden; forts; Gulf of Mexico; indigenous; Jane Landers; John Paul Nuño; Joshua Reed Giddings; militias; Nathaniel Millett; Native Americans; Negro Fort; Nicholls Fort; Panton, Leslie & Company; Pensacola; Prospect Bluff Fort; race relations; runaway slaves; Seminole Wars; Seminoles; slavery; Spanish; The Exiles of Florida; Vicente Sebastián Pintado; Wewahitchka
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 28: Vol. 94, No. 3, Winter 2016
Tags: Abiaka; African Americans; Alexander H. Darnes; American Civil War; American Indians; Amerindians; Andersonville Prison; Andrew Jackson; Camp Sumter; Charles A. Tingley; Christine A. Rizzi; colonialism; colonials; colonies; colonization; colony; Confederacy; Confederates; Daniel S. Murphree; David Levy Yulee; doctors; Edmund Kirby Smith; Elmira Prison; ethnogenesis; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; freedman; freedmen; fugitive slaves; Harriet Beecher Stowe; Harriet Elisabeth Beecher Stowe; Indian Removal Act; indigenous; Jacksonville; James Fenimore Cooper; James G. Cusick; Jane Landers; Jim Crow South; Jules Gabriel Verne; Jules Verne; landscapes; Larry Rivers; literature; Matthew J. Clavin; Maurice O'Sullivan; Miccosukee; Mikasuki; military; Native Americans; novels; Osceola; Patsy West; physicians; poetry; POW; prisoner camps; prisoners; Prisoners of War; Reconstruction; Robert Saunders, Jr.; runaway slaves; Sam Jones; Second Seminole War; segregation; segregationists; Seminole War; Seminoles; slavery; Spanish; Stephen Crane; terrains; Third Seminole War; Union; Walt Whitman; Walter Whitman; Wilbur Wightman Gramling
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 3: Vol. 88, No. 2, Fall 2009
Tags: African Americans; Africans; American Indians; American South; Amerindians; Belinda Delzell; Conch Republic; Connie Lester; Delaney Learning Project; Emerson; Equal Rights Amendment; ERA; FHQ; Florida Frontier; Florida Historical Quarterly; George V. Minton; Hastings; Hastings Branch Library; Home Demonstration Movement; indigenous; journalism; journalists; Kevin Kokomoor; Key West; Kimberly Wilmot Voss; libraries; library; Lori Wilson; Nancy J. Levine; Native Americans; race relations; race riots; Robert Cassanello; Sandie A. Stratton; Seminoles; Sharon Cleland; slavery; slaves; St. Johns Library Advisory Board; T-1 lines; tea sets, tractors; William C. Barnett; women's rights
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 4: Vol. 88, No. 3, Winter 2010
Tags: acquittals; African Americans; American Indians; Amerindians; Andrew Jackson; archival research; Army; Arthur Bancroft Schlesinger; Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.; Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Jr.; artists; arts; Catherine Prescott Lecture; Charles Darwin; Charles Robert Darwin; Charlotte M. Porter; Connie Lester; crimes; Daniel Feller; declarations of war; FHQ; First Seminole War; Florida Historical Quarterly; Florida Wars; foreign policy; gender roles; generals; indigenous; invasions; J. Thomas Perry; Jacksonville; Jacksonville Mutiny of 1865; James Monroe; John C. Calhoun; John Caldwell Calhoun; John F. Fannin; male roles; Martin Johnson Heade; military; murders; mutinies; mutiny; national banks; Native Americans; natural selection; On the Origin of Species; presidents; race relations; racism; Robert Cassanello; Seminole Wars; Seminoles; sex; Spanish Florida; The Papers of Andrew Jackson; The Tampa Morning Tribune; Union Army; W. M. Hendley; wars; wetlands; wildlife
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 6: Vol. 89, No. 1, Summer 2010
Tags: adventurers; African Americans; agricultural cooperatives; American Indians; Amerindians; Bahamas; borderlands; British; chiefs; citrus; colonialism; colonials; colonization; Connie Lester; Creek Confederacy; Creek Nation; Creeks; crimes; Daniel S. Murphree; Director General of the Creeks; Estajoca; FAMU; FCC; FDC; feminism; feminists; FHQ; Florida A&M University; Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University; Florida Citrus Commission; Florida Department of Citrus; Florida Frontier; Florida Gulf Coast; Florida Historical Quarterly; Fort San Marcos de Apalache; freezes; George B. Crawford; Gilbert C. Din; Gwendolyn Hoyt; Hoyt v. Florida; indigenous; industrial education; insanity; juries; jury; Labyrinthine Conundrum; liberal arts education; murder; Muscogee Confederacy; Muscogee Nation; Muscogees; Muskogees; myths; Native Americans; Normal School for Colored Teachers; Peter A. Dumbuya; race relations; Scott Hussey; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; State of Muskogee; Thomas de Saliere Tucker; trade; trials; West Florida; Whitaker; William Augustus Bowles; women; women's history
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 8: Vol. 89, No. 3, Winter 2011
Tags: activism; African Americans; anti-war movement; Antonio Rafael de la Cova; Black Freedom Movement; Black Student Union; C. Farris Bryant; Cecil Farris Bryant; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; colleges; Connie Lester; Cuban Americans; Cubans; desegregation; diversity; Eric Jarvis; evolution; exiles; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; Florida land boom; Florida Legislative Investigation Committee; Florida Legislature; Florida Supreme court; Gainesville; gay; gay liberation movement; GLBT; Great War; Hamilton Holt; higher education; homosexuality; homosexuals; integration; J. Wayne Reitz; Jessica Clawson; Johns Committee; Joseph Crespino; Julius Wayne Reitz; Kent State shootings; Key West; land-grant universities; land-grant university; LeRoy Collins; LGBT; Miami; peace movement; pox; private education; private university; public education; public university; race relations; red plague; Robert Cassanello; Rollins College; segregation; smallpox; Stephen C. O'Connell; Stephen Cornelius O'Connell; Stephen O'Connell; student movement; student protests; Supreme Court of Florida; Tampa; Ten Years' War; Thomas LeRoy Collins; tourism; UF; University of Florida; Variola vera; Virgil D. Hawkins; War of '68
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 9: Vol. 89, No. 4, Spring 2011
Tags: A Trip to Florida for Health and Sport; African Americans; Agnes Jenkins; authors; Connie Lester; Cross Creek; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; folklore; George Allan England; Idella Parke; Jesus Mendez; Jim Crow South; Kathryn Seidel; Key West; leisure tourism; literature; Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings; Martha Mickens; Maurice O'Sullivan; novelists; Oral History Association; Philip Levy; reading against the grain; Rebecca Sharpless; Robert Cassanello; rural; servants; servitude; social history; The New York Times; The Yearling; Williams Drysdale; women; women's history; writers
Florida’s Purge: The Johns Committee Witch Hunt
Tags: Aaron Hosé; Adams Street; Adrien Mills; Advanced Documentary Workshop; African Americans; Alex Boyce; Alex Wood; Allyson Beutke; Amy Simpson; And They Were Wonderful Teachers: Florida's Purge of Gay and Lesbian Teachers; Anita Jane Bryant; anthropophagy; anti-Communism; anti-communists; Art Darling; ArtServe Fort Lauderdale; Atlanta's Out on Film LGBT Film Festival; Barbara Washington; Barry Sandler; Barry Sefteur; Behind Closed Doors: The Dark Legacy of the Johns Committee; Ben Taylor; Bill Young; Black's Law Dictionary; Bob Ewart; Bob Graham; boycotts; Brigitte Hosé; British Columbia, Canada; Broward County Sheriff's Office; Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka; Bryan W. Knicely; C. Lawrence Rice; C. W. Young; Charley Eugene Johns; Chelsea Echols; Chip Burpee; Chuck Woods; cinemas; citrus; civil rights; civil rights activists; Cleveland; colleges; communism; communists; courts; Dade County; Daniel Robert Graham; David Mariutto; David Messer; David Morton; David Starner; David Strickland; Diane Maurtie; Don Uhrig; Donna Zell; Durban Gay & Lesbian Film Festival; education; educators; Elizabeth Forbell; Elizabeth Jensen-Forbell; Emmy Award; FAU; films; flagellation; Florida Atlantic University; Florida Citrus Commission; Florida Film Festival; Florida Legislative Investigation Committee; Florida State College at Jacksonville; Florida State Legislature; Florida State Senate; Florida State University; Florida State University Marching Band; Fort Lauderdale; Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival; Frank Rose; Fred Fejes; Fred Ottle; FSC; FSU; FSU Marching Band; Gasparilla International Film Festival; gay; gay clubs; gay marriage; gay pride; gay pride parades; George B. Stallings, Jr.; George Stupksi; Governor of Florida; governors; Graveville; Greenwich Village, New York; High Springs; higher education; homophobia; homosexuality; Homosexuality and Citizenship in Florida: A Report of the Florida Legislative Investigation Committee; homosexuals; International Jury Award; interrogations; investigations; J. Wayne Reitz; J. Wayne Reitz Student Union; James Monticello; Jennifer Campbell; Jeremy Mayeres; Jesse Monteagudo; Jim Noah; Joe McCarthy; John E. Evans; John Perez; John Tileston, Sr.; Johns Committee; Jon Bowen; Jordan Henry; Joseph Holbrooks; Joseph McCarthy; Joseph Raymond McCarthy; Judith Poucher; Julia Andrew; Julia Monticello; Julian C. Chambliss; Julius Wayne Reitz; June Sellers; Karen Graves; Kathryn Paulson; Kathy Marsh; Kevin Mixon; Killer Tracks; Kim Oliva; Kip Piper; Lamar Bledsoe; Larry King; Lawrence Dietrich; Lawrence Harvey Zeiger; Learning Institute for Elders; Lee L. Foster; Leo C. Jones; lesbians; LGBT; LIFE; Linda Maddocks; Lisa Mills; Lisa Soros; Logan Kriete; Love Your Shorts Film Festival; Marie Cassanello; Mark Howard Long; Mark Long; masochism; mental disorders; mental illness; mental illnesses; Metropolitan Community Church of St. Augustine; Miami; Michael Calderin; Michael Greenspan; Modern Music Masters; Monica Monticello; movies; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; necrophilia; Newsweek; orange juices; oranges; orlando; Orlando Film Festival; Out & Proud Veterans of American; Out Twin Cities Film Festival; Panama City; parades; Patrick Fenelson; Paul Fasana; perversion; piquerism; psychiatric disorders; psychopathy; pyromania; Rachell Cappellini; Rafael Sanchez; Red Scare; Richard O. Mitchell; RICHES of Central Florida; Robert Cassanello; Robert Lupo; Robert Williams; Ruth Jensen; Ruth Jensen-Forbell; sadism; Satu Lamarca; Seminole State College; sex crimes; Shay Cambre; Sheridan Square; short films; SSC; St. Augustine; St. Petersburg; Stanley Wheeler; Starke; State of Florida; state senators; Steve Crowley; Stonewall Inn; Stonewall National Museum & Archives; Stonewall Riots; Stuart; students; Suncoast Emmy Award; Sylvana Fernández; Tallahassee; Tallahassee Bus Boycott; Tallahassee Police Department; teachers; Terri Williams; The Committee; Thomas Cappellini; Tim Reid; Timothy Brown; Timothy George Brown; Toronto Canada; Travis Pilch; Tri-M Club; U.S. Supreme Court; UCF; UCF Burnett Honors College; UCF Center for Distributed Learning; UCF Department of Film; UCF Department of History; UCF Office of Instructional Resources; UCF Office of LGBTQ Services; UCF Office of Undergraduate Research; UF; UF Police Department; universities; university; University of Central Florida; University of Florida; Vecruse; Wellesley Street; Williams E. Owens; witch hunts; Yonge Street
Flower Vendor Postcard
Georgetown Heritage Advisory Committee at the Sanford Avenue Streetscape Completion and Unveiling of Heritage Marker Ceremony
Tags: 1st Street; African Americans; Bette Robinson; Christine Dalton; Christine Kinlaw-Best; First Street; Georgetown; Georgetown Pathways to History Project; Historic Markers; Historic Sanford Welcome Center; Ollie Williams; Palmetto Avenue; Patricia Ann Black; Patricia Ann Black Bigham; Paulucci Park; Pilgrim Black; Robinson, Bette; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Avenue Streetscape; Stephen Caldwell Wright
Georgetown Pathways to History Project Heritage Marker #3
Tags: ACL; African Americans; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; Battle of Camp Monroe; Bay Avenue; Belair Grove; celery; Celery City; Charles Mellon; Charleston; citrus; Coxetter, L. M.; enterprises; farm labor; Farm Placement Service; Florida Industrial Commission; Fort Mellon; Frederick DeBary; freezes; George R. Foster; Georgetown; Georgetown Pathways to History Project; Great Freeze of 1894-1895; Henry Shelton Sanford; Historic Markers; Indian River; Jacksonville; L. M. Coxetter; Lake Monroe; Mellonville; Ocklawaha River; orlando; Pathways to History; Patricia Ann Black; Patricia Ann Black Bigham; Pilgrim Black; railroads; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Museum; Savannah; Second Seminole War; Seminole Wars; SFR; South Florida Railroad; St. Johns River; Starlight; steamboats; steamers; steamships; Tampa; The Gate City of South Florida; U.S. Army; U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; U.S. Department of Labor; U.S. Employment Service; Wayne County, New York
Headstone for July Perry at Greenwood Cemetery
Headstone of Private James Walter Grady at the Epinal American Cemetery and Memorial
Headstone of Private James Whitley at the Epinal American Cemetery and Memorial
Herbert Alexander Wells
Herbert Alexander Wells at the Railyard in Savannah, Georgia
Herbert Wells Dies in Sleep
Tags: 17th Street; 2nd Court; African Americans; Bahamian Americans; Bahamians; Berdina Wells; Deloria Marshall; FEC; firefighters; fireman; firemen; Florida East Coast Railway Company; Herbert Alexander Wells; Herbie Wells; Jackson Memorial Hospital; Joe L Marshall, Sr.; Joe Marshall, Jr.; John E. Marshall; Kelly Chapel; Lila Phillips Lila Marshall; Lula Marshall; Mamie Knowles; Mamie Wells; Mary Ellen Knowles; Mary Ellen Wells; Miami; Nauml McKenson; railroads; Second Court
Home of Dr. Edward D. Strickland
Isleworth Grove Colored Employee Statistics
Lawton Family History
Tags: A. B. Lawton; A. B. Lawton and Company; A. C. Lawton; Abraham Lincoln; Adam Fowler Brisbane; African Americans; Albany, Georgia; Alex Lawton; Alexander Benjamin Lawton; Alexander Cater Lawton; Alexander J. Lawton; Alexander James Lawton; Alexander Robert Lawton; Allen Hagen; American Civil War.; American Revolution; American Revolutionary War; Anderson Peeler; Andrew Aulin, Sr.; Anglicanism; Anglicans; Anna Lawton; Annie Elizabeth Miller; Annie Narcissa Lawton Long; Arcadia; Archibald T. McIntyre; Asa Lawton; B. F. Porter; B. S. Fuller; Baker County, Georgia; Baptists; Battle of New Orleans; Benjamin F. Lawton; Benjamin Lawton; Benjamin T. D. Lawton; Benjamin Themistocles Dion Lawton; Benny Lawton; Beulah Lawton Hughes; Birdie Lawton Grogan; Black Swamp Academy; Black Swamp Company; Black Swamp, South Carolina; Bluffton, South Carolina; Bobby Lawton; C. J. Lawton; C. J. McDonald; Caddo Parish, Louisiana; Carolyn L. Harrell; Cassandra C. Tillman; Charlotte Ann Lawton; Charlotte Esther Lawton Peeples; Chattahoochee; Cheshire; churches; Clara Curtis Lawton Lienhard; Clara Isabella Lawton Wheeler; Clara Isabelle Lawton; colonial; colonies; colonists; colony; Confederacy; Confederate Army; Confederate States of American; Confederates; corn; Coy K. Johnson; Cuthbert; David Montague Laffitte; Dower; E. H. Peeples; E. Haviland Hillman; E. L. Lawton; Edisto Island Plantation; Edisto Island, South Carolina; Edward P. Lawton; Edward Peeples; Elizabeth Mary Brisbane; Emma Lenora Lawton; Emma Lenora Lawton Aulin; Episcopalians; Eusebia Lawton; farmers; farms; Francis McLeod; Friske; Frog Legel, Louisiana; Gary Lawton Grogan; George Mossee; Georgia Cavalry Regiment; Gerald Marshall Church; GloriAnna Lawton Brisbane; Godfrey; Grooverville, Georgia; Hanahan's; Hector Irving Cook; Henry Carter; Henry Clay; Henry Clay, Sr.; Hepsibah Baptist Church; Hernando County; Hilton Head Island, South Carolina; I. Clayton Ramsey; Inabinett, E. L.; indigo; Isadore Perry Lawton; J. A. Malette; J. A. Mallett; J. L. Simkins; J. T. Herring; James Clark; James Connell; James K. Polk; James Knox Polk; James Stoney Lawton; James Tillman Grogan; James Tillman Grogan, Sr.; James Wilburn Grogan; Jane Ann Grogan Church; Jane Mosse Lawton; Jared Everitt; Jefferson County; Jefferson Davis; Jefferson Finis Davis; Jeremiah Clark; Jeremiah Lawton; Joe Lawton; John C. Cochran; John Calder; John Grimball Ann Grimball Robert; John Hanahan; John Hughes; John Lawton; John N. Dugger; John Seabrook; John Sealy; John Sheffield; John T. Lyons; John Thomas Wheeler; Joseph James Lawton; Joseph Lawton; Joshua B. Everette; Josiah A. Everette; Josiah A. Flournoy; Josiah Everett; Josiah Flournoy; Josiah Lawton; Josie Adams; Judson Lawton; Kathryn Lawton; Lawton and Allied Families Association; Lawton, Dowell, and Company; Lawtonville Baptist Church; Lawtonville Cemetery; Lawtonville, South Carolina; Lebanon Cemetery; Leonard Tuggle; Liberty Baptist Church; Lona Lawton; Lona Lawton Aulin; Louisiana Purchase; Lucina Walker Lawton; Lucinda Walker Landrum; Macon, Georgia; Margaret Grogan; Martha Lawton; Martha S. Lawton; Martha S. Lawton Gwynn; Mary Ann Mosse; Mary Ann Whaley Lawton; Mary Cater Lawton; Mary Cater Rhoades; Mary Cater Rhodes; Mary Clarke Lawton; Mary Edla Laffitte; Mary Elizabeth Lawton Mathews; Mary Gwynn Lawton; Mary Hannah Aulin Grogan; Mary Harris; Mary Jane Lawton; Mary Jane Lawton Laffitte; Mary Lawton; Mary Martha Grogan Lundy; Mary Mathews Lawton; Mary Stone Fickling; Mary Stone Grimball Lawton; Mary Winborn Lawton; Mattie Lawton; May River Baptist Church; Monticello; Moses Linton; Mulberry Grove Plantation; My Husband; My Little Daughter Clara; N. Dudley; N. M. Lawton; Narcissa Melissa Lawton; Nine Mile Post Road; Oglethorpe, Georgia; Oliveros; On the Death of Littly Benny; orange county; Oviedo; Oviedo Cemetery; Pages Home Place; pastors; Paul Grimball; Phoebe Norton Mosse; Phoebe Sarah Lawton Willingham; Pierre Robert; pioneers; Pipe Creek Church; plantations; planters; poems; poetry; preachers; Presbyterians; Prince William's Parish; Providence Grimball Mikell; R. W. Lawton; rice; Robert E. H. Peeples; Robert Hurst; Robert Lauder; Robert Themistocles Lawton; Robert William Lawton; Robertville, South Carolina; Ruth Miller Thomas; Ruth Thomas; s. Manning; Samuel Fickling; Samuel J. Ray; Samuel L. Dowell; Samuel Perry; Sanford Bason; Sarah A. Godfrey Lawton; Sarah Lawton; Sarah Mathews; Sarah Roberts Lawton; Sarah Seabrook; SavAnnah River Association; Savannah, Georgia; settlers; slavery; slaves; South Carolina Militia; St. John's Parish; St. Marks; St. Peter's Parish; Stacey Allene Church; Steamboat Landing Road; Summer Oaks; T. Willingham; The Death Bed; The Georgia Telegraph; The Lawtons of Summer Oaks; The Level; The Southern Enterprise; Theodore Dehon Mathews; Thirza Lawton Polhill; Thomas A. Bailey; Thomas County Historical Museum; Thomas County, Georgia; Thomas Grimball; Thomas Hill; Thomas J. Lawton; Thomas O. Lawton, Jr.; Thomas Polhill; Thomas Rhodes; Thomas Willingham; Thomas Winborn; To My Babe; To My Old Album; Tom Cobbs; Tom Lawton; Tommie Lawton; Tommy Lawton; Two Sister's Ferry; U.S. Census of 1860; Union; W. A. Cumming; W. J. Lawton; W. S. Lawton; W. T. Lawton; Walker Gwynn; Walter Gwynn; Wiley Blewet; William Henry Brisbane; William Henry Lawton; William Hilliard; William Lawton; William Lawton, Jr.; William Mathews; William Peeler; William S. Lawton; William S. Lawton and Company; William Seabrook; William Seabrook Lawton; William Stegall; William Tilly; William Warren Rogers; Winborn Asa Lawton; Winborn Benjamin Lawton; Winborn Joseph Lawton; Winborn Lawton; Winborn Lawton, Jr.; Winborn Theodore Lawton; Winnie Lawton; Winny Lawton
Margaret Bethune
Offspring: Washington Wells
Tags: 19th Street; 2nd Court; African Americans; Alphease Wells; Angela Wells Claire; Anthony Felton; Arthur Wells; Berdina Wells; Carlitha Felton; Carlitha Wells; Carrey Felton; Colin Wells; Earl R. Wells; Edna Wells Culmer; Ellen Major; Ellen Wells; Elma Wells; Emily Blatch Wells; Essie Wells; Ethel Wells; FEC; firefighters; fireman; firemen; Florida East Coast Railway Company; Fred Wells; Gail Moss; Gail Wells; George Moss; Gerald Wells; Giles Wells; Glen Wells; Harold Wells; Henry Morrison Flagler; Herbert Alexander Wells; Herbie Wells; Ida Hilton; Ida Major; Ida Wells; immigrants; immigration; John Wells; Lois Wells Symonette; Loreice Wells; Mamie Knowles; Mamie Wells; Marcus Royster; Maria Wells; Mary Ellen Knowles; Mary Ellen Roster; Mary Ellen Wells; Mazine Wells Sherer; McFarlane Wells; Melborn Wells; Melbourne Wells; Miami; Miriam Deveaux; Miriam Wells; Nassau, Bahamas; Out Island, Bahamas; Patrice Wells; Patrick Wells; Paul Wells; railroads; Roderick Royster; Roxanne Thompson; Roxanne Wells; Second Court; Temera Felton; Veronica Wells Travers; Washington Wells
Old Slave Market Postcard
Old Type Vegetable Woman Postcard
Oral History of Algerine Miller
Tags: 13th Street; 7th Street; A. Duda & Son, Inc.; African Americans; Beiler, Rosalind J.; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; class reunion; Crooms Academy; Crooms Academy Alumni Association; Crooms Academy Alumni Exhibit: Triumph Through Adversity; Crooms Academy of Information Technology; desegregation; Duda, D. A.; executive secretary; exhibit; Five Points Operation Complex; Gibson, Colonel; Goldsboro; Goldsboro Museum; high school; Hopper Academy; ice house; integration; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; Miller, Algerine; museum; Museum of Seminole County History; Oliver, Francis; oral history; Orangeburg; pool; Sanford; Sanford Civic Center; Sanford Museum; Savannah State University; school; SCPS; segregation; Seminole County Board of Education; Seminole County Community College; Seminole County Public Schools; Seminole County Public Schools School Board; Seminole High School; Seventh Street; SSU; State of Florida; Student Museum and Center for Social Studies; Thirteenth Street; trade school; Vance, Meghan; Walker Business School; Williams
Oral History of Calvert and Phyllis Conklin
Tags: 13th Street; African Americans; Amick Construction, Inc.; architecture; Berklely College of Music; Bill Kirchoff; Blanche Bell Weaver; Busch; C. A. Meyer; Cal Conklin; Calvert; Calvert Conklin; Calvert whiskey; Cecil Osier; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens; Central Florida Zoological Society, Inc.; Charles Calvert; Children'ss Home Society of Florida; Chung King; Clark Deats; Conklin Corps; Conklin, Porter & Holmes Engineers, Inc.; Connie Williams; Creative Sanford, Inc.; CRS; Cultural Preservation Award; desegregation; Douglas Stenstrom; Downtown Sanford; engineering; engineers; Eustis; First Presbyterian Church of Sanford; Flagler, Henry Morrison; George Calvert; Gilo; Gina Pelucci; Gino Pelucci; Glenn McCall; Good Samaritan Home of Sanford; Heathrow; Hickman; Hidden Lake; historic preservation; Hood; Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr.; Hubert Humphrey; humanitarians; Hutchinson; integration; Jefferson Awards for Public Service; Jimmy Carter; Jimmy Earl Carter, Jr.; Just Deet; Kenneth Murrell Leffler; KKK; Korean War; Ku Klux Klan; Lee More; Luis Perez Humanitarian Award; marinas; Markham Woods Road; Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Chorus; Mary Proud; Meals on Wheels; Mike Good; Mill Stallworth; NAPA Auto Parts; OIA; Orlando International Airport; Panama; Panama Canal; Phyllis Conklin; Piper Building; race relations; Rawlins; Ray Milwee; Rescue Outreach Mission of Central Florida; Rib Ranch; Richardson; Ricky Vowing; Robert Conklin; Root Boy Slim; Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band; Rosita Jacobson; Ruth Ann Conklin; Sanford; Sanford Atlantic Bank; Sanford City Commission; Sanford City Commissioner; Sanford City Council; Sanford City Hall; Sanford Historic Preservation Board; Sanford Historic Trust; Sanford Women'ss Club; Sarah Jacobson; segregation; Seminole High School; Smith, Bettye; Spencer, Jim; St James African Methodist Episcopal Church; St James AME Church; Stetson University; Summerlin Avenue; Tetenbaum; The Briar Team; Thelma Mike; Thirteenth Street; time; Topper Awards; Trish Thompson; U.S. National Register of Historic Places; UF; UI; University of Florida; University of Illinois; Virgil Bryan; Virginia; Voley; Warren Patrick; Wayne-Densch Performing Arts Center; whiskey; White Citizens' Council; William Leffler; zoos
Oral History of Charlie Morgan
Tags: 3rd Street; African Americans; African-American community; agriculture; apples; B. Edwards; Belinda Morgan; Bookertown; Briar Team; Buchanan; cabbage; cantaloupe; celery; Celery City; Charlie Carlson; Charlie Morgan; cherries; cherry; citrus; Civil Rights Movement; construction; Crooms Academy; Crooms High School; Downtown Sanford; farming; farms; Hawk Tower 3; Hogan; honor guards; Jeanette Morgan; Joseph Morris; Josephine Morgan; Labor Local 517; Linda McKnight Batman Oral History Project; Mary Jane McLeod; Mary Jane McLeod Bethune; Mary McLeod Bethune; Mary White Overton; Michael Brothers; Moore; Museum of Seminole County History; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Niagara Movement; octagon soaps; okra; oranges; Pamela Brown; Pamela Morgan; Pamela Morgan Brown; potbellied stoves; race relations; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Civic Center; segregation; spirituality; Sunniland; televisions; Third Street; TV; Viet Cong; Vietnam; Vietnam War
Oral History of Dick Quentin Harkey
Tags: African Americans; Airport Boulevard; Altamonte Springs; Amtrak; Antoinette Jennings; Apopka; ATF; Atlanta, Georgia; Beverly Harkey; Bill Gorman; Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre; Bob Egan; Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; campaign coordinators; campaigns; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens; Channel 24; Channel 9; Charlotte, North Carolina; Cheryl Harkey; church; churches; city commissioners; claims adjusters; Claims Department; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; CNA Financial Corporation; Creative Sanford, Inc.; CSX Transportation; Dick Quentin Harkey; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Sanford; Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts; Erika Mattfeld; Eustis; Florida Central Railroad; Florida Hospital Health Village; Florida State Road 417; Florida State Road 441; Florida State Road 46; Fort Lauderdale; Gainesville, Georgia; George H. W. Bush; George Herbert Walker Bush; Governor of Florida; governors; Great American Insurance Group; Harvey LeRoy Atwater; hospitals; Hugh Walker; ILC; IMA; insurance; Intracoastal Waterway; IOC; Isaacson; Jackson Port; Jacobs; Jeanie Austin; Joe Montesanto; John King; John Luigi Mica; John Mica; John Street; Kirk Douglas; Lake Mary; Lake Nona; Lake Nona Medical City; Lawson Lamar; Lee Atwater; Lockhart; Longwood; Magic Kingdom Park; maids; Maitland Civic Center; Manatee Port; Marianne Harkey; Mark McCarty; Maxwell House; Methodists; Mount Dora; New York City, New York; Nicky Bernstein; Orange Blossom Express; orange county; Order of the Elbow; orlando; Orlando Regional Realtor Association; Orlando Utilities Commission; OUC; Pam Beach; Panama Canal; Peace Tree Hills Road; Peggy Spagler; race relations; railroads; railways; Republican National Committee; Republican Party of Florida; Republicans; Retan; Rich Crotty; Richard Lynn Scott; Richard T. Crotty; Rick Scott; RNC; Robbie Harkey; Robert Egan; S Line; Sand Lake Road; Sanford; Sanford City Commission; Sanford Welcome Center; Scott Vandergrift; segregation; Spagler, Peggy; SR 417; SR 441; SR 46; state representatives; state senators; SunRail; Taft; Tavares; Terry Griffin; The Help; The Sail Club; Toni Jennings; Toni Jennings Public Service Award; Trish Thompson; U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; University of Georgia; US Railcar Company; Wall Street Crash of 1929; Walt Disney World; West Palm Beach; WFTV; William D. Gorman; Winter Haven; Winter Haven Integrated Logistics Center; WMFE-TV; Young Harris College; Young Republicans; YR
Oral History of Doris McClendon
Tags: administrative schools; administrative yeoman; administrative yeomans; African Americans; AIMD; Aircraft Intermediate Makers Department; basic training; Blue Lagoon; boot camps; calisthenics; Community Veterans History Project; Company Commanders; CVHP; E-1; E-5; Enlisted Rank 1; Enlisted Rank 5; Fleet Training Group; Germany; Goulds; Grinder; Homestead; Honolulu, Hawaii; Jacksonville; JAG Corps; JROTC; Judge Advocate General's Corps; Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps; Keflavík, Iceland; legal assistants; legalman; legalmen; Legalmen A School; Lone Sailor Memorial Committee; Lone Sailor Memorial Project; mail calls; Mason, Perry; Mays Junior High School; McClendon, Dee; McClendon, Doris; Miami; NAS Keflavík; Naval Air Depot Jacksonville; Naval Air Station Keflavík; Naval Legal Services Detachment; Naval Station Key West; Naval Station Newport; Naval Station Norfolk; Naval Station Pearl Harbor; Naval Training Center Orlando; Navy Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps; Navy Marine Corps Trial Judiciary; Navy Memorial of Central Florida; Newport, Rhode Island; NJROTC; Norfolk, Virginia; NTC Orlando; orlando; paralegals; Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; physical fitness; Pine Villa Elementary School; recruit training; Recruit Training Command; recruiters; Rhode Island; San Antonio, Texas; South Dade Senior High School; TAD; temporary additional duty; U. S. Air Force; U.S. Army; U.S. Navy; UCF; UM; Uncle Sam; University of Central Florida; University of Miami; USS Arizona; USS Arizona Memorial; USS Bluejacket; VA; VA hospital; veterans; Veterans Health Administration; Virginia; Weeks, Andrew Glen; yeoman school; yeoman schools
Oral History of Harold Haldeman
Tags: African Americans; Cameron; Cameron Boulevard; Celery Avenue; chickens; cypress; cypresses; First Presbyterian Church of Maitland; Gainesville; Gatlin Grocery Store; Geneva; Geneva Avenue; Geneva Bridge; Great Depression; Haldeman, Harold; hardwood; hens; Lake Harney; Lemon Bluff; logging; lumber; lumber industry; Maitland; Maytown; Motta, Daniel; Osceola; pine mill; Pine Street; planing mill; pond cypress; Port Everglades; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; sawmill; segregation; Seminole County; softwood; SR 436; St. Johns River; timber; U.S. 17-92; UF; University of Florida; World War II; WWII; yellow pine
Oral History of Luticia Roberts Lee and Catherine Lee Dingle
Tags: 15th Street; 1st Street; 3rd Street; African Americans; American Legion; American Legion Campbell-Lossing Post 53; Benny Austin; Benny Logan; Bessie Long; Bill White; Blake Jones; C-sections; Caesarian sections; cannons; Carlie Smith; Catherine Lee; Catherine Lee Dingle; Cathy Dingle; Cathy Lee; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; Chapman; China; Cindy Slaten; Cindy Slaten Lee; Creative Sanford, Inc.; criminal justice; Crown Paper Company; DeLand; desegregation; Douglas Stenstrom; Downtown Sanford; Elizabeth Steele; Fifteenth Street; First Street; Florence Stenstrom; Gladys Stenstrom; groceries; grocery; Henry June; Higgins; Historic Sanford Welcome Center; hope chests; Hurricane Donna; hurricanes; India; Ingrid Burton; integration; James Lee; James Roberts; Jimmy Lee; Joshie Dingle; Joyce Adams; Joyce Adams Jones; Ken McIntosh; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Legion Hut; Leroy Roth; Linda Roth; Lnda Lee; Louis Austin; Luticia Lee; Luticia Roberts; maids; Mark; Marty; Mary McIntosh; Mendelson; metal drive; metal drives; military police; Nathan Garner; Oak Avenue; oral history; orlando; Pacific Theater; Palmetto Avenue; Parole Commission; pasture party; Patty Stenstrom; Phil Logan; ponds; post offices; potlucks; race relations; Rand Yard Ice House; Roberts; rolling pin; Rollins College; Ronald Thomas; Sanford; Sanford High School; Sanford Post Office; Sarah Dingle; Sawyer; scrap metals; segregation; Seminole High School; Southside Grammar School; Stetson University; The Help; Tish Lee; Tish Roberts; tornadoes; Trish Thompson; veterans; Viola Jordan; World War I; World War II; WWII
Oral History of Odetta Copper
Tags: 1st Street; African Americans; agriculture; caregivers; celery; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; Christmas; Creative Sanford, Inc.; discipline; farming; farms; First Street; fish; fishing; food; France, Florida; goats; holidays; Lang; Midway; mudfish; Odetta Copper; orlando; race relations; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; St. Johns River; Valencia Larue
Oral History of Patricia Ann Black and Billy Hardy
Tags: 10th Street; 11th Street; 1st Street; 25th Street; African Americans; Army; Bay Avenue; Bigham, Patricia Ann Black; Black, Patricia Ann; car; Celery Avenue; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; child molestation; Clemens, Jimmy; Columbus, Georgia; Creative Sanford, Inc.; Crooms Academy; Crooms High School; desegregation; Eleventh Street; First Street; football; Hardy, Bill; Hopper Academy; Howard, Pat; integration; Jacobson, Manuel; Jacobson, Sarah; Jones, Willie; Lakeview Middle School; Martin, Trayvon Benjamin; Mellonville Avenue; migrant worker; miscegenation; National Honor Society; New York; NHS; North Rose Wolcott School; Oldsmobile Starfire; Operation Desert Storm; oral history; race relations; Rexall; Rochester, New York; Roman-Toro, Freddie; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Junior High School; Sanford Middle School; school; segregation; Seminole High School; sexual abuse; taboo; Tenth Street; Thompson, Trish; U.S. Route 17-92; veteran
Oral History of Peter Newman
Tags: 1st Street; A. Newton; African Americans; Barbara Farrell; Bram Towers; Celery Bowl; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; Coconut Grove; Colquitt, Georgia; community theaters; Creative Sanford, Inc.; Crooms Academy; Crooms High School; doctors; Douglas Strenstrom; Downtown Orlando; Elmer Baggs; First Street; Florida Highway; folk plays; George H. Starke; George Michael Zimmerman; George Zimmerman; Harry T. Moore; Harry Tyson Moore; Henry Shelton Sanford; highwayman; highwaymen; Holy Cross Episcopal Church; Jeanine Taylor; Lake Monroe; Laura Donaldson; Luticia Lee; Mark Miller; Marlene Baggs; Mayfair Country Club; moonshine; NAACP; Nancy Ford; Nancy Harris; NAS Sanford; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Naval Air Station Sanford; OCRHC; Orange County Regional History Center; Perry Eschelberg; Peter Newman; physicians; playwrights; playwriting; Princess Theater; race relations; Rain Man; Remade - Not Bought; rolling pins; Sanford; SCC; segregation; Seminole Community College; Seminole County; Seminole High School; Seminole State College; Serenity Towers; SSC; Swamp Gravy: Georgia's Official Folk-Life Play; Tea and Tell; theaters; theatre; Time Magazine; Tommy Saunders; Touch and Go; Trayvon Benjamin Martin; Trayvon Martin; UCF; University of Central Florida; Walt Disney World; Will Saunders
Oral History of Sister Gail Grimes
Tags: A. Duda & Sons; African Americans; agricultural labor; agriculture; alligators; Ann Kendrick; Apopka; Apopka City Council; bass; bass fishing; Bonita Springs; boycotts; Cape Canaveral; carrot houses; carrots; Cesar Chavez; César Estrada Chávez; citrus; City of Apopka; Crealdé School of Art; discrimination; Dowdell v. City of Apopka; E & J Gallo Winery; farms; Farmworker Association of Florida; farmworkers; ferneries; fernery; Gail Grimes; gators; Germans; Haitians; Hispanics; Hope CommUnity Center; Immokalee; Jared Muha; juice plants; kale; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; laborers; Lake Apopka; Lake County; Latinas; Latinos; lettuce; lupus; Mexican Americans; Mexicans; muck farms; Museum of the Apopkans; nonprofits; nuns; nurseries; nursery; Office for Farmworker Ministry; orange county; orange groves; oranges; pesticide exposure; pesticides; Peter Schreyer; Pierson; Plymouth; Plymouth Citrus Products Cooperative, Inc.; Polk County; POW; POWs; Prisoner of War; Prisoners of War; race relations; racial conflict; racism; radish; radishes; religious sisters; Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholicism; Roman Catholics; segregation; service learning; SLE; soldiers; Stomping Ground; systemic lupus erythematosus; The Last Harvest; turpentine; Vietnam War; wages; Walt Disney World Resort; William Donald Borders; Willis V. McCall; Willis Virgil McCall; Winter Garden; Winter Garden City Council; Winter Park; World War II; WWII
Oral Memoirs of Fairolyn Livingston
Tags: 7-Eleven; African American churches; African American community; African American schools; African Americans; Agnes Maude Houston Kraft; Alabama Hotel; Alberta Kelly; Alonzo Gerard “Trick” Roberts; Arnold Palmer Invitational; Baptist Church; Barbara King Lloyd; Bay Hill Club and Lounge; Capen House; Casa Feliz Historic Home Museum; Central Florida State College; Christine Hardaway; Church of God and Christ; churches; Climmie Boyer; Colony Theater; community activism; Connie Lester; Crealdé School of Art; Crummer Graduate School of Business; DePugh Nursing Home; desegregation; discrimination; Doris Taylor; Eatonville; education; Eileen Abraham Bryant; Ethel Cross; Fairolyn Livingston; First Congregational Church of Winter Park; Florida Citrus Open Invitational; Frank R. Israel; Fred McFeely Rogers; Frederick P. Simpson; gentrification; Geoffrey Cravero; golf; Hamilton Holt; Hampton Junior College; Hannibal Square; Hannibal Square Heritage Center; Heritage Collection Team; historical preservation; Hogue's Five & Dime; Hungerford High School; Ideal Woman’s Club of Winter Park, Inc.; integration; J. Lynn Pflug; Jones High School; Kelly Pflug; Lee Elder; Little Danny; Loring Augustus Chase; Louis Ferdinand Dommerich; Mary Lee DePugh; Morrison's Cafeteria; Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church; Mr. Rogers; Nancy Bradford; Nellie Mae Lewis; New Hope Missionary Baptist Church; Ocala; Oral histories; oral history; partitian laws; Peter Schreyer; PGA Tour; poverty; racism; recreational activities; Richard Harold Charlton Jr.; Rio Pinar Country Club; Robert Hungerford Preparatory High School; Rollins College; Rose Charlton Bynum; Sage Project; segregated schools; segregation; Seventh Day Adventist Church; The Golden Point; Victoria Redfin; Ward Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church; Welbourne Nursery & Kindergarten Inc; Wilhelmina Hernandez Allen; Winter Park; Winter Park Foundation; Winter Park High School; Winter Park Public Library; Winter Park’s Worthy Persons
Patricia Ann Black with the Georgetown Pathways to History Project Heritage Marker #3
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 2: The Legacy of the Ocoee Riot
Tags: African Americans; Barene, Danny; cemetery; Cheney, John Moses; City of Ocoee; civil rights; Dabbs, Lester; Dickinson, Joy Wallace; documentary; Election Day; Firpo, Julio R.; Florida Flashback; Greenwood Cemetery; Gurley, Jared; Jim Crow; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Lake Adair; Martin Luther King Unity Parade and Celebration; massacre; Moore, Russell; Norman, Moses; Ocoee; Ocoee City Commission; Ocoee Human Relations Diversity Board; Ocoee Massacre; Ocoee Race Riot; Ocoee Riot; orange county; orlando; Ortiz, Paul; Perry, Julius "July"; Perry, July; podcast; race relations; race riot; reconciliation movement; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Samuel Proctor Oral History Program; segregation; The Orlando Sentinel; Tulsa Race Riot; Tulsa, Oklahoma; University of Florida; voting rights; West Orange Reconciliation Task Force; Wilmington, North Carolina
Sanford Avenue Streetscape Completion and Unveiling of Heritage Marker Ceremony Invitation
Tags: 1st Street; African Americans; First Street; Georgetown; Georgetown Pathways to History Project; Historic Markers; Historic Sanford Welcome Center; Palmetto Avenue; Patricia Ann Black; Patricia Ann Black Bigham; Paulucci Park; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Avenue Streetscape; Sanford Community Redevelopment Agency
Sanford Avenue Streetscape Completion and Unveiling of Heritage Markers
Sanford Mayor Jeff Triplett Sanford Avenue Streetscape Completion and Unveiling of Heritage Markers
Special Thanks to Patricia Ann Black at the Sanford Avenue Streetscape Completion and Unveiling of Heritage Marker Ceremony
Tags: 1st Street; African Americans; First Street; Georgetown; Georgetown Pathways to History Project; Historic Markers; Historic Sanford Welcome Center; Jeff Triplett; Palmetto Avenue; Patricia Ann Black; Patricia Ann Black Bigham; Paulucci Park; Pilgrim Black; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Avenue Streetscape
The Long History of the African American Civil Rights Movement in Florida
Tags: 101st Airborne Division; 14th Amendment; 15th Amendment; 99th Fighter Squadron; A Red Record; African Americans; Afro-Cubans; American Civil War; Anderson, Patrick; Asa Philip Randolph; Atlanta Exposition; Bahamians; Barton, Juanita; beach; beaches; Bethel Baptist Institutional Church; Bethune-Cookman College; Bethune, Mary McLeod; Black Cabinet; Booker Taliaferro Washington; Brevard County; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Brown v. Board of Education of Topek; bus boycotts; Callovi, Andrew; Central Florida; Cepero, Laura; Chambers v. Florida; Chaney, James; Charles Kenzie Steele; Chicago, Illinois; civil disobedience; civil rights; Civil Rights Act of 1875; Civil Rights Act of 1964; Civil Rights March; Civil Rights Movement; Clara White Mission; Cocoa; Cocoa Elementary School; Confederates; Constitution; Constitutional League of Florida; Cook, Jennifer; Cookman Institute; Corbett, Joseph Francis II; Dale Mabry Field; Davis, Ed; Davis, John A.; Daytona Beach; Democratic Party; desegregation; discrimination; disfranchisement; Double V Campaign; Dwight David Eisenhower; Eartha M. M. White; Eartha Mary Magdalene White; Eatonville; educators; Eisenhower, Dwight D.; Englehardt, Tanya; equal pay; exhibits; FDR; Federal Council of Negro Affairs; Fifteenth Amendment; Florida Civil Rights Act; Florida Memorial college; Florida Photographic Collection; Florida Streetcar Segregation Law; Florida Supreme court; Florida Teachers Association; Flynn, Jacob; Fort Lauderdale; Fourteenth Amendment; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Franklin, William; Freedom Riders; Freedom Rides; Freedom Summer; Garvey, Marcus; Gary, Bill; Gibson v. Board of Public Instruction of Dade County; Goff, Cynthia; Goodman, Andrew; Grant, Ulysses S.; Great Depression; Greensboro Sit-in; Greensboro, North Carolina; Groveland; Groveland Four; Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Cultural Complex, Inc.; Hawkins, Virgil D.; Holland; Houser, Barbara; Houston, Texas; Howard, Willie James; Hurston, Zora Neale; Ida Bell Wells-Barnett; Ike Eisenhower; Jacksonville; Jakes, Wilhelmina; Jim Crow South; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; KKK; Knoxville, Tennessee; Ku Klux Klan; Library of Congress; Lincoln, Abraham; Literary and Industrial Training School for Negro Girls; Little Rock 9; Little Rock Central High School; Little Rock Nine; Little Rock, Arkansas; Live Oak; Lloyd, Rustin; lynchings; Madison County; Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Jr.; Marshall, Thurgood; Mary Jane McLeod Bethune; McCall, Willis V.; McDivitt, Anne Ladyem; Miami; Michael Henry Schwerner; Mississippi Plan; Montgomery Bus Boycott; Montgomery, Alabama; Moore, Harriette V.; Moore, Harriette Vyda Simms; Moore, Harry T.; Moore, Harry Tyson; NAACP; National Afro-American League; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; National Equal Rights League; NERL; New Deal; New York; Niagara Movement; Ocoee Massacre; Ocoee Riot; Omaha, Nebraska; Orchard Villa Elementary School; Palatka; Parks, Rosa; Patterson, Carrie; Payne, Jesse; Petitt, Joshua; Plessy v. Ferguson; Progressive Voter's League; protests; Pulaski, Tennessee; race relations; race riots; racial equality; racism; Randolph, A. Philip; Reconstruction; Red Summer of 1919; Republican Party; Robert Cassanello; Rosa Louise McCauley Parks; Rosewood Massacre; Saunders, Robert; Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture; Schwerner, Michael; Scottsboro Boys; Scottsboro, Alabama; SCOTUS; segregation; Selma, Alabama; separate but equal; Shepard; sit-ins; slavery; Sociedad la Union Marti-Maceo; soldiers; South Carolina; Southern Horrors: Lynch Law in All Its Phases; St. Augustine; State Library and Archives of Florida; Steele, C. K.; Supreme Court; Supreme Court of the United States; Syracuse, New York; Tallahassee; Tallahassee Bus Boycott; Tampa; teachers; The Long History of the African American Civil Rights Movement in Florida; Timothy Thomas Fortune; To Secure These Rights: The Report of the President's Committee on Civil rights; Truman, Harry S.; Turnbull, Lindsey; Tuskegee University; Tuskegee, Alabama; U.S. Armed Forces; U.S. Army; U.S. Supreme Court; UF; UNIA; Union; Universal Negro Improvement Association; University of Florida; veterans; voting; voting rights; Voting Rights Act of 1965; W. E. B. Du Bois; wade-ins; Waldron, J. Milton; Washington, Booker T.; Wells, Ida B.; Wetmore, J. Douglas; white supremacy; White, Clara; William Edward Burghardt Du Bois; Williams, Alice; Willis Virgil McCall; Wolfe, Jon; Woolworth; Woolworth's; World War II; WWII
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1850
Tags: 7th United States Census; African Americans; agriculture; animals; Caucasians; Census of 1850; European Americans; farming implements; farms; females; free black; freedman; freedmen; improved land; livestock; machinery; males; Marion County; men; orange county; population; Seventh United States Census; slaughter; slaves; U.S. Census; women
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1870
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Anglo Americans; animals; Brevard County; British Americans; capital; census; Census of 1870; employees; employment; English Americans; European Americans; farming implements; farms; females; German Americans; investments; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; livestock; machinery; males; manufactures; manufacturing; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; orange county; population; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; slaughter; Swedish Americans; U.S. Census; Volusia County; Welsh Americans; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1880
Tags: African Americans; Amerindians; Anglo Americans; barley; Brevard County; British Americans; capital; census; Census of 1880; corn; crops; Cuban Americans; employees; employment; English Americans; European Americans; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; French Americans; German Americans; Indian corn; Indians; investments; Irish Americans; labor; laborers; livestock; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; Native Americans; Norwegian Americans; oats; orange county; population; raw materials; rye; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Swedish Americans; U.S. Census; Volusia County; wages; Welsh Americans; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1890
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Amerindians; Anglo Americans; British Americans; Canadian Americans; census; Census of 1890; child labor; Chinese Americans; clerks; corn; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; education; educators; employees; English Americans; European Americans; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; firm members; French Americans; German Americans; Hispanic Americans; Indian corn; Indians; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; livestock; machinery; males; manufacturing; Native Americans; Norwegian Americans; oats; officers; piece labor; population; rye; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; sharecropping; skilled labor; South Americans; Spanish Americans; students; Swedish Americans; teachers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; unskilled labor; wages; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1900
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; capital; Caribbean Americans; census; Census of 1900; corn; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farmers; farming implements; farmings; farmland; females; French Americans; German Americans; Hispanic Americans; illiteracy; Indian corn; investments; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; literacy; livestock; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; oats; orange county; Osceola County; population; Russian Americans; rye; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Spanish Americans; sundries; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; Volusia County; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1910
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1910; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; education; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; French Americans; German Americans; illiteracy; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Lake County; Latin Americans; literacy; livestock; machinery; males; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; orange county; Osceola County; population; Russian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; sharecropping; Spanish Americans; Swedish Americans; tenant farmers; tenant farming; U.S. Census; Volusia County; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1920
Tags: African Americans; Anglo Americans; Austrian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1920; cereals; crops; Cuban Americans; Dutch Americans; education; employees; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; Flagler County; forage; French Americans; fruits; German Americans; grains; Greek Americans; hay; Hispanic Americans; horsepower; Hungarian Americans; illiteracy; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; literacy; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; Middle Eastern Americans; Norwegian Americans; nuts; orange county; Osceola County; Polish Americans; population; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; seeds; Seminole County; sharecroppers; sharecropping; students; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; Syrian Americans; taxes; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; vegetables; Volusia County; wages; West Indian Americans; workers