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The Fight For the Right 2B
Fifteenth Census Population Schedule for Pensacola
Tags: Alexander Williamson; Caroline Palmer; census; Clarence McDavid; Claude Fabisinski; Claude W. Patton; Daniel A. Nee; Daniel A. Nee, Jr.; Daniel A. Nee, Sr.; David Hershkovitz; E Hortense Nee; E. Sophronia Dyer; F. Doyle Nee; Hattie Nee; Hildur D. Beall; Hortense Reece; James B. Hays; Jewel Peterson; John E. Patton; Jos Weitzen; Kirke M. Beall; L. C. Phillips; Leo L. Fabisinski; Leo L. Fabisinski Jr.; Louise Peterson; Mary Fabisinski; Maurine Peterson; Otto Peterson; Pensacola; Phillip B. Beall; Phillip B. Beall, Jr.; population; Rachael E Nee; Robert B. Palmer; Sarah Torgerson; Thora Torgeson; Walter J. Nee
Pensacola High School's Senior Class, 1939
Tags: A. Rosemary Mabire; Bill A. McLeod; Dolly Drew McCaskill; Doris J. Miller; Doyle Fleming Nee; Edward E. McCaskill; Elizabeth Lynn; Elsie Merritt; Evelyn M. Morrison; France B. McMurrain; Hazel A. Mertins; high schools; J. Lawrence Mayo, Jr.; John W. Monroe; Johnnie B. Mattox; June E. Mertins; Mae Bellie McDonald; Margie I. Morley; Marilyn Marter; Martin V. Mitchell, Jr.; Necie Etta McVay; Paul Morres; Pensacola; Pensacola High School; Phillip Miller; seniors; Tiger's Tale; Virginia A. Maddox; Wallace McLeod; William H. McNeil
Westinghouse 501D5 Gas Turbine
History Florida Chapter: National Association of Postmasters of the United States
Tags: A. E. Booth; A. G. Shands; A. L. Riden; Alonzo Sias; Ambrose O'Connel; Arthur W. Newett; Auburndale; Bart O'Hara; Benjamin Franklin; Billie Maier; Bob Sweatt; Boca Grande; Boca Raton; Bradenton; Brooksville; Brookville; C. H. Talton; C. M. Larrick; Carrie Flowers; Castillo de San Marcos; Catherine Bash; Century; Chalmers J. Young; Chapter No. 10; Charles Ashbrook; Charles E. Puskar; Charles Powell; Charles W. Ten Eick; Chauncey Costin; Christmas; citrus; Claude Denson Pepper; Claude Pepper; Clermont; Clewiston; Cocoa; Cocoa Beach; Colin English; Cora Williams Cottondale; Crescent City; Dan Gibson; Dania; David L. Williams; Daytona Beach; Deerfield; Destin; Don McDermott; Dunnellon; Dwight Shower; E. L. Power; Emmett Doak; Ernest L. Abel; Eva Vaughn; F. H. Titcomb; FDR; Florida Chapter; Floyd Brooker; Fort Lauderdale; Fort Myers; Fort San Marco; Frances Wartigg; Frank B. Reams; Frank H. Clyatt; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Fred E. Hall; Fred S. stump; Ft. Lauderdale; Ft. Myers; G. N. Denning; G. W. Shuman; Gator Postmaster; George C. Woods; George Hopkins; George Washington; Gladys Stalls; Glenna J. Pedrick; Goodland; Grace Parker; Grady warren; Gulf Breeze; H. L. Godwin; Hartley B. Dean; Henry S. Thompson; Herbert E. Ross; Herman E. Wattwood; Hobe Sound; Hollywood; Howard S. Warner; J. Edgar Day; J. Edgar Wall; Jacksonville; James A. Farley; James D. Beggs; James H. Cox; Jefferson Gaines; Jesse M. Donaldson; Jesse Monroe Donaldson; Jimmie Beggs; Jimmie Cox; Joe Hendricks; Joe Porcer; Joel Field; John H. Shuman; John Hoy; John P. Snyder; Joseph Edward Hendricks; Joseph J. Lawler; Juanita S. Tucker; Kappy Kirk; Kate T. McDaniel; Kitty Lyon; Lake City; Lake Placid; Largo; Lee Rutledge; Leesburg; Leslie D. Reagin; Long Beach; Lynn B. Bloom; M. O. Brawner; mail; Mamie Eisenhower; Mamie Geneva Doud Eisenhower; Mansell A. Orchard; Mansell A. Warner; Margaret C. Young; Marianna; Marie Zimmerman; Mark Benson; Melbourne; Miami; Micanopy; Milton; Miss Special Delivery; Mom Orchard; Monticello; Moore Haven; Mulberry; N. R. Abrams; Nancy Mims; NAPUS; National Association of Postmasters of the United States; Neil Durrance; Nell Baker; Neptune Beach; O. B. Carr; Oakley Seaver; Ocala; Oliver Haistens; Orange City; orange juice; oranges; orlando; Otis E. Padgett; Owen L. Godwin; Ozona; Paisley; Panama City; Paul Maha; Pensacola; Perry; Phil Gallagher; Philip J. Gallagher; Polk City; Poney Express; Port St. Joe; post offices; postage stamps; Postal Education Plan; Postal Savings System; Postmaster Generals; postmasters; Project Mercury; Quincy; R. J. Holley; R.H. McDaniels; Robert E. Hannegan; Rockledge; Rowena Haistens; Rowena McDaniel; Ruby A. Edwards; Safety Harbor; Sam Valliere; Sam Wooten; Samuel Osgood; San Harrison; Sanford; Sarasota; Sebring; Silver Springs; Space Capital of the World; Special Delivery; St. Augustine; St. Marks; St. Petersburg; Sunshine Club; Tampa; Ted Booth; The Gator Postmaster; Tillie Pasteur; Titusville; Tom Braswell; U.S. Post Office Department; USPOD; Vero Beach; W. B. Brophy; W. D. Jones; W. H. Harris; W. H. Hoffman; W. H. Owns; W. T. Gary; Walter B. Walters; Walter D. Myers; West Palm Beach; William Askew; William B. Dowling; William C. Hill; William D. Jones; William E. DeWar; William J. Dixon; William P. Wilkinson; Williston; Winter Haven; Winter Park; World War II; WWII; Zephyrhills
The Florida Agriculturist, Vol. 10, No. 27, November 9, 1887
Tags: agriculture; anarchism; anarchists; Apopka; Astor; Bartow; bees; Blue Springs; cattle; citrus; clocks; colleges; consumption; courts; cows; creditors; De Funiak Springs; DeLand; Eber W. Bond; F. E, NORRIS; fertilizers; Florida Shippers Union; foreclosures; Gadsden County; Gainesville; Green Cove Springs; H. A. Wright; Halifax River Railroad; Hamlin; Haymarket Affair; Haymarket Massacre; Haymarket Riot; Highland Park; Holly Hill; horses; Huntington; Isaac D. Beauchamp,; Jacksonville; James H.c Chandler; John Cromie; John Ellis; Katie Beauchamp; Key West; Lake Apopka; Lakeland; Leesburg; Leon County; Lucas; M. Uenard; malaria; Melbourne; Monroe County; New Smyrna; Newnan; Ocala; Orange City; Orange Park; orlando; Palatka; Pensacola; Pullman; R. B. F. Roper; R. Mohan; railroads; Rockledge; Roger Laroque; San Mateo; Sanford; Seventh Judicial Circuit Court of Florida; Seville; Silas B. Wright; St. Augustine; St. Johns River; Starke; Tallahassee; Tampa; Tampa Bay; The Florida Agriculturist; The Florida Citrus Grower; The Southern Circulator; Titusville; trains; Volusia County; W. A. Allen; W. Fisher; W. W. Alexander; W. W. Parce; watch; watches; woman; women
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 22: Vol. 93, No. 1, Summer 2014
Tags: 18th Amendment; alcohols; black markets; bootleg; Chinese immigrants; Ching Jack; Cognac; communism; communists; Cuba; Cuban Americans; Cubans; Daniel S. Murphree; demographics; distillers; Eighteenth Amendment; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; Gordon's Gin; Hennessy; illegal immigration; immigrants; immigration; immigration quotas; Jacksonville; Jas Hennessy & Co.; Lisa Lindquist-Dorr; migrations; Pensacola; Prohibition; Red Scare; rum; smuggling; spirits; underground economy
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 21: Vol. 92, No. 4, Spring 2014
Tags: abolition; abolitionists; Columbus Jones; Daniel S. Murphree; Deep South; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; Fort Barrancas; Fort McRee; Fort Pickens; Fort San Carlos de Barrancas; fugitive slaves; John Brown; Johnathon Walker; labor; Matthew J. Clavin; Pensacola; Pensacola Navy Yard; race relations; racism; runaway slaves; slave owners; slave rebellions; slave resistance; slave revolts; slave stealers; slave trade; slaveholders; slavery; SS; Underground Railroad
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 5: Vol. 88, No. 4, Spring 2010
Tags: Army; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; Confederacy; Confederates; Connie Lester; construction; Coral Gables; David Nelson; demographics; demography; Derrick E. White; desegregation; Dixie; Dixie's Land; education; extracurricular; FDOA; FHQ; Florida Department of Agriculture; Florida Historical Quarterly; football; fortifications; forts; Gainesville; Great Depression; I Wish I Was in Dixie; integration; LeRoy Collins; Miami; military slave rentals; music; Navy; Navy Yards; Old South; Pensacola; Pensacola Navy Yard; race relations; Robert Cassanello; segregation; slavery; slaves; songs; sporting; sports; Sun Belt; Thomas Hulse; Thomas LeRoy Collins; tourism; UA; UF; UM; University of Alabama; University of Florida; University of Miami; World Fair
Westinghouse Nuclear Components Division and Manufacturing Capabilities
Tags: Advanced Technology Center; Avey; broachers; Carlton Ultra Center; CC 7600; CNC; computer numerical control; computer-aided design; computer-aided manufacturing; computerized numerical control; computers; Cray-1; Drillmation; drills; engineering; Engineering Department; engineers; Giddings & Lewis; heat treatment; horizontal boring mills; horizontal lathes; IBM System/370; Ingersoll; Leblond; Lodge & Shipley; Model 4JE; NC; NCD; NDE; Nuclear Components Division; nuclear reactors; nuclear steam generators; numerical control; Pensacola; Power Systems Computer Center; S/370l CAD/CAM; Scenic Highway; steam generators; supercomputers; Total Quality; U.S. Route 90; US 90; vertical spindle mills; W. A. Whitney; welding; Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Total Quality into the 21st Century: 1990 Total Quality Improvement Plan
Tags: Al Bartholomew; Al Lagoe; Al Obley; Alan Martin; Andy Kaminsky; Barbara Foster; Bernie Smelstoys; Bill Sorley; Bob Daigle; Bob Moore; Bob Ralph; Brad Howard; Buck Pfaff; Carol Jackson; Carole Bohlken; Carole DelVecchio; Chris Balzano; Chris Ranck; Chuck LaRue; Chuck Schraishuhn; Clay Jennings; Clive Watkins; Craig Laviolette; Craig Weeks; D. A. Bartol; Dan Lusted; Darrell Kelley; Dave Dickerson; Dennis Honeycutt; Dick Deem; Dick Johnson; Dominic A. Bartol; Don Deltmore; Don Gilmore; Don Johnson; Don White; Donnie Bullins; Dorothy Pope; Doug Ware; E. Paul Loch; Ed Spitzer; Ev Elijah; Frank Artusa; Frank R. Bakos; Garry Weimer; Gary Bushey; Gerry McQuiggan; Graeme Beckett; H. Art Vedner; Henry Demps; Herb Davin; Howard Pierce; Ian Jupp; Ivan Jazvac; Jack Barberi; Jack Simons; Jad Jacob; James Hines; Jerry Webb; Jim Craig; Jim Dunmire; Jim Moir; Jim Shirley; Joanne Glenn; Joe Kehler; Joe McWhertor; Joel Sheppard; John Harrison; John Kessinger; John Mortara; John Muir; Jose Martinez; Ken Bailey; Kevin Owens; Larry Wood; Len Sharpe; Linda Cheatum; Lou Nash; Marie Williams; Martin Goslking; Matthew Harrison; Mike Johnson; Mike Main; Mike Owen; Mike Webb; Nick Bartol; Nick Georges; orlando; Pat Conroy; Pat Shannon; Pensacola; PGBU; Phil Bonardi; Phil Mescher; Phillip Hooks; Power Generation Business Unit; QICR; QIT; Quality Improvement Change Requests; Quality Improvement Teams; Randy Havey; Ray Zimmerman; Reg McIntyre; Rick Francis; Rob Darwen; Roger Heinig; Roger Woodward; Romano Salvatori; Ron Artinger; Ron Davis; Ron Schramm; Rose Mustico; Russ Kincaid; Salvador Gonzalez; Scotty East; Seward Jones; Steve Welhoelter; Steven Mizell; Tim Driver; Tom Allen; Tony Fascenda; Total Quality Council; total quality management; TQM; Westinghouse Electric Corporation; Willie Donahoo
Memorandum from Dominic A. Bartol (August 14, 1989)
Tags: Alfred A. Pallotta; Ali Moradian; Andrew J. Ayoob; Brij B. Seth; Chester Markiewicz; D. A. Bartol; D. H. Pierce; D. P. Etchison; Dan E. Ford; David B. Berrong; David T. Entenmann; Dominic A. Bartol; Donald G. Ramey; Donald P. Ethcison; engineering; F. R. Bakos; Frank A. Artusa; Frank P. Bevc; Frank P. Fidei; Frank R. Bakos; Frank R. Vaccaro; George Bieberbach; George Dann; George J. Silverstri; Glenn D. Cooper; H. C. Kersteen; Harry F. Martin; Hector O. Ponce; J. David Conrad; Jack A. LaRosa; James E. Donahue; Jan A. Fickling; Jay Pandya; Joe G. Myers, Jr.; John F. Petras; John M. Butler; Jon R. Bushey; Joseph Davids; Joseph E. Wethman; Joseph G. Annello; K. P. Wisniewski; L. D. McLaurin; Lawrie Conway; Leroy D. McLaurin; Les R. Southall; Mark A. Pringle; Martin Schlatter; Millard F. Smith; N. H. Middleton; Nick Bartol; Nick J. Georges; Paul L. Kamphaus; Pensacola; PGOD; Phil R. Ratliff; Philip S. Barnabei; Power Generation Operations Division; Raymond I. Burfield; Richard F. Weddleton; Richard J. Antos; Richard W. Deem; Robert A. Gebbia; Robert L. Novak; Robert L. Osborne; Robert T. Hagaman; Robert W. Ferrell; Robert W. Gaul; Ron E. Warner; Ron Pigott; Serge P. Barton; Shay M. Foley; Skip Middleton; Stanley A. Moore; Stephe A. Welhoelter; Ted A. Wills; Victor I. Fredda; Walter J. Weber; Westinghouse Electric Corporation; William C. Nygren; William R. McCown
Memorandum from D. H. Pierce (April 12, 1988)
Westinghouse: The Power Behind Combined Cycle Plants
Tags: 100 MW steam turbines; 80 MW W501B gas turbines; Alafaya Trail; cogeneration; combined cycle plants; combustion turbines; engineering; gas turbines; jet engines; Malcolm Baldridge Quality Award; Medicine Hat, Canada; Mojave, California; orlando; PACE; Pensacola; PGBU; Power At Combined Efficiencies; Power Generation Business Unit; Sayreville, New Jersey; steam turbine generators; The Quadrangle; W251B11/12 gas turbines; W501F gas turbines; waste heat energy; Westinghouse Electric Corporation; Westinghouse Power Generation Service
The Power Generation Canadian Division
Tags: CAD; CNC; computer numeric control; computer-aided design; computers; CW251; ECONOPAC; engineering; fabrication; gas turbines; George Westinghouse; George Westinghouse, Jr.; Great North American Factory; Hamilton, Canada; Lake Ontario; orlando; Pensacola; PGBU; PGCD; Power Generation Business Unit; Power Generation Canadian Division; Quality Assurance Program; quality control; Quality Management Institute; total quality management; TQM; WECAN; Westinghouse Canada, Inc.; Westinghouse Electric Corporation
5 Local Servicemen Are Reported Dead
Tags: Albert F. Salansky; Alfred Cherondullo; C. E. German; casualties; casualty; Claire McDermott; Delbert Massaker; Elizabeth Murray; Eustis; Forrest A. German; Forrest Charles German; Frances German; Harold C. Snowdon; Herbert S. Walton; Jack Cameron Heist; Jacksonville; James Harrison; Jerry Rogel; John Masker; Joseph J. Rogel; Joseph McDermott; Joseph P. Jones; Lawrence Monroe; Lewis Wilcox; Margaret Ann Gallagher Heist; marines; Martha Dawes; Pensacola; Phoebe Snow; Robert James Boyer; Rose Murray; sailors; Saint Petersburg; serviceman; servicemen; soldiers; St. Petersburg; The Wilkes-Barre Record; Thomas Jones; Thomas Jones, Jr.; Thomas Murray, Sr.; U.S. Army; U.S. Department of War; U.S. Marine Corps; U.S. Navy Air Reserve; Veronica Dziadosz; veterans; Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; William F. Heist; William J. Dziadosz; William McKinley Masker; World War II; WWII
The Late Dr. John Milton Hawks
Tags: abolition; abolitionism; abolitionists; American Civil War; Bradford, New Hampshire; Charles Henry Coe; Civil War; collector of Customs; Decoration Day; doctors; Dunlawton; Dunn Lawton; Edgewater; educators; Esther Jane Hill Hawks; Esther Jane Hill veterans; Florida Land and Lumber Company; Freedman's Aid Society; freedmen; Grand Army of the Republic; Harrison Reed; Hilton Head, South Carolina; Jim Hawks; John Milton Hawks; Lynn, Massachusetts; New Smyrna; Pensacola; physicians; Port Orange; postmaster; slavery; slaves; Spruce Creek; steam sawmills; Superintendent of Schools; teachers; The Daytona Beach Observer; Volusia County
Map of Florida, 1837
Tags: Alachua County; Alachua River; Aliqunl Chactawgatcgee Bay; Alligator Point; Canaveral; Cape Florida; Cape of St. George; Cape Roman; Cedar Key; Charles Ferry; Cold Water River; Columbia County; Dade County; Duck Key; Duval County; Escambia County; Escambia River; Everglades; Fayet County; Fayette County; Florida Territory; Fort Alabama; Fort Brook; Fort Cooper; Fort Dade; Fort Deane; Fort George Inlet; Fort Mellon; Franklin County; Fresh Water Bluff; Gadsden County; Gulf of Mexico; Hackley'; Hillsboro County; Honda Keys; Indian Key; Indian River; Indian River Lagoon; J. Lee Williams; Jackson County; Jackson Lake; Jacksonville; James Island; Jefferson County; Key West; Lake Eustis; Lake George; Lake Preston; Lake Randolph Gardens; Largo Key; Little Suwannee River; Madison County; Marianna; Micco; Monticello; Mosquito; Mosquito County; Nassau County; Nassau Inlet; Nassau River; Okaloosa River; Pensacola; Pine Landing; Quincy; Richmond Bay; s County; Sama Keys; Sand Hills; Sand Key; Sarasota; St. Augustine; St. Clement Point; St. John; St. Joseph; St. Lucie River; St. Mark; St. Mary's River; Tallahassee; Tampa Bay; Tokopalika; Volusia; Walton County; Washington County; whites Spring; Yellow Water River
Orange County's Sheriff's Book of Wanted Persons, 1882-1889
Tags: 3rd Street; 5th Avenue; 7th Street; A. B. Efrird; A. B. Shroud; A. D. Adair & McCarty Brothers; A. E. Buck; A. J. Bates; A. J. Ivey; A. J. Spradley; A. J. Sullivan; A. J. Weaver; A. L. Martin; A. M. Kendrick; A. M. Winfree; A. S. Colyar, Jr.; A. Strauss; A. Zeger; Aaron Coachman; abortions; Abraham Bell; Abraham Putnam; Adam Gillison; Adam Thompson; Alabama Penitentiary; Alachua County; Albert Cathey; Alex Henderson; Alexander Anderson; Alexander Ekstrom; Alexander Johnson; Alexander Mincey; Alexander Pitts; Alfred Clarke; Alfred Coffee; Alfred Jones; Alfred W. Burnett; Allan Pinkerton; Allen Ford; Alphens Martin; Amos cummings; Amos Jordan; Anderson McKinnon; Andrew Ellis; Andrew Wilson; Andrews & Martin; Apalachicola; Archer; Archie Loyd; arrest warrants; arrests; arson; arsonists; Asa Whitaker; assault; assault to murder; assault to rape; attempted murder; attempted rape; attorneys; B. A. Wrighstman; B. F. Bennett; B. H. Girele; B. R. Swoope; B. W. Bentley; bail jumpers; bail jumping; Bailey; Barbour County Sheriff's Office; Bartow; Ben Baker; Ben Lock; Ben Watkins; Benajmin F. Adams; Berrien Bryant; bigamay; bigamists; Bill Galvin; Bill Johnson; Bill Martin; Bill Rooth; Bill Sherson; Bill Williams; Billy Camble; Billy Campbell; Blitch; blood hounds; Bollock; Braxton Beacham; Broadway Street; Bronson; Brooks Johnson; Brooks Story; Brooksville; Broome; burglars; burglary; Burton H. Davy; Butch Bradley; Bynum; C. B. Easley; C. B. Hansel; C. C. Johnson; C. E. Hunter; C. F. Conerly; C. Gordon Hicks; C. J. Anderson; C. J. Perry; C. K. Dutton; C. K. Winston; C. P. Hoyt; C. P. Jolly; C. P. Kilgore; C. R. Scott; C. W. C. Wright; C. W. Hursy; Calvin Burton; Calvin Lockett; Cardinal Gibbons; Carl Bachman; Carmelo Salvati; Carson; cattle stealing; Cedar Key; Charles Adkins; Charles Badger; Charles Baldwin; Charles Bluemont; Charles Coleman; Charles David; Charles Johnson; Charles Martin; Charles O. Earnes; Charles P. Johnson; Charles Reddiford; Charlie Davis; Charlie Holmes; Charlie Reeves; Charlie Rose; Charlie White; Charlie Wood; Chataroi Road; Chattahoochee Brick Company; Ches Hughs; Chester Seymour; Chief of Police; Chief Pinion Detective Agency; Chipley; Christian Black; Citra; Clarence A. Seward; Clarence Tear; Clark; Clark Montgomery; Coffey & Hyer; Colorado State Penitentiary; Columbia City; Columbia County; Constantine Algero; convicts; Cooper Winn; cops; county government; Court Street; Creoles; crimes; criminals; Crosby; Cuff Patton; D. C. Hennessey; D. E. Mccarthy; D. U. Fletcher; Dade Coal Company; Dan Scott; Daniel; Daniel Rouse; David Caldwell; David N. Walker; Day & Gordon; Deaderick Street; detectives; detention; Dick Bell; Dimick; Doc Barrentine; Dock Rodgers; Dockie Carson; DOJ; Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes, and Company; Duval County; E. A. McRae; E. A. O'Neal; E. B. Bailey; E. C. Vaughan; E. G. Elliott; E. H. Covas; E. J. Kelley; E. J. Young; E. R. Whitner; E. T. Dickinson; E. T. Williams; E. Upton Lovejoy; Earp's Detective Agency; Ed Curry; Ed Frazier; Ed S. Carr; Edgar Knowles; Edgward Eggleston; Edward A. O'Neal; Edward Asbury O'Neal; Edward Cunningham; Edward Sterling Harris; Edward W. Bannister; Ellaville; Ellis Phelan; Elmore Johnson; escaped convicts; Eueka Detective Agency; Eugene Day; Eugene Van Norman; Eureka Detective Agency; Eustis; Exchange Place; F. C. Buffum; F. C. Russell; Farrell & Boylan's Detective Agency; felonies; felony; Fernand B. Poupart; Fifth Avenue; Flem Spicer; Florida Penitentiary; Florida State Prison; Ford J. Perkins; forgers; forgery; Fort White; Francis P. Fleming; Francis Philip Fleming; Frank Blint; Frank C. Almy; Frank C. McNeilley; Frank Dusch; Frank J. Cassada; Frank White; Frank Williams; Fred Koehler; Fred numan; Fred Schmidt; Fred Spicer; fugitives; Furman's Job Print; G. B. Howard; G. E. Garretson; G. W. Shackleford; G. Walton; Galillard; George A. Hill David Dickson; George A. Searcy; George Allen; George Archer; George Brown; George Caldwell; George D. Bangs; George E. Malsby; George Favor; George G. Gurley; George Heyward Carpenter; George Johns; George King; George Manders; George Manhon; George Peuser; George W. Shackleford; George Washington; George Wells; Georgia Penitentiary; Gid H. Heck; Gilkinson's American Detective Bureau; government; grand larceny; Grant; Grant Bowlby; Graves Holt; Gravier Street; Graysville Penitentiary; Green Cove Springs; Gus Brown; Guss Story; Guy McLain; H. D. Ballard; H. H. Rudd; H. M. Huffaman; H. T. Gay; H. Williams; Haezen's Detective Agency; Haines City; Hall Trippe; Hamilton Story; Hampton Childers; Hampton Pinkney; Hardee; Hardin & Ramsey; Hardy Todd; Harmon Murray; Harris Miller; Harry Berry; Hartridge; Harvey Merrit; Hazen Detective Agency; Hennessey Commercial Detective Agency; Henry Allen; Henry Briscoe; Henry Davis; Henry Fish; Henry Griffin; Henry Hainey; Henry Johnson; Henry Lanier; Henry McTier; Henry Underwood; Henry Wilson; Henry Wright; Hertel; Highland; Hill Clark; Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office; Hooker; horse theft; horses; Hugh Conley; Hugh Jackson; Humphries & Sykesl R. R. Barrentine; I. H. Cook; incarceration; inmates; intent to murder; International Ocean Telegraph Company; Ira M. True; Ira M. True & Company; Isaac Sateur; Isaac Williams; Isac Cooms; J Q. Gallaway; J. A. Ewing; J. A. Hilliard; J. B. Gordon; J. Bartho Thrasher; J. C Anderson; J. C. Arnold; J. C. Geiger; J. C. Sawyer; J. D. Register; J. D. Wilson; J. E. Gaston; J. E. Haverfield; J. F. Milam; J. F. Rushin; J. F. Stallings; J. G. White; J. Galloway; J. H. Bankhead; J. H. Bear; J. H. Black; J. H. Fish; J. H. Hays; J. H. Mowatt; J. H. Twito; J. H. Wilhite; J. I. Town; J. Ira Gore; J. L. Clanton; J. L. Hilliard; J. L. Johns; J. M. Flemming; J. M. Holder; J. M. T. Petty; J. M. Williams; J. N. C. Stockton; J. Paul Russell; J. R, Perry; J. R. Porterfield; J. S. Barnett; J. S. Wood; J. W. English; J. W. McIntyre; J. W. West; Jack Baker; Jack Bowen; Jack Bryson; Jack Coleman; Jack Hall; Jack Scott; Jack Stemper; Jack Straughter; Jacksonville; Jacob Frey; Jacob Sheaner; jail breaks; jails; Jake Barber; Jake Jackson; James Allen; James Brady; James C. Snell; James Cannedy; James Cook; James Crawford; James E. Rice; James Geary; James M. Lewis; James Mitchell; James Morrison; James O. Archer; James Ora; James P. Martin; James Petit; James Roberts; James Slengle; James T. Garner; James Wiley; James Williams; Jap York; Jefferson County; Jeffrey Snell; Jennie Brinson; Jennings; Jerry Marshall; Jesse Middleton; Jessie Harris; Joe Crenelear; Joe Frisby; Joe Kelley; Joe Killebrew; Joe Pickett; Joe Weston; Joe Wiley; Joe Woods; Joe Young; John A. Pearce; John Brown; John Brown Gordon; John Cheek; John Cornish; John Culley; John Cummings; John E. Davis; John F. Morriss; John G. F. Powell; John H. Crawford; John H. Weber; John Harris; John Howard; John Jackson; John L. Crawford; John M. Breen; John McAleese; John McDuffy; John Monroe Benford; John Owens; John P. Long; John Polk; John R. Towers; John s. Town; John Smith; John Steward; John Summers; John Thomson; John W. RaymondJ. A. Woodall; John Webb; John Williams; John York; Johnson County; Johnson Spates; Jones & Garnet; Jordan Weathersby; Joseph Branch; Joseph Young; Judge Allen; Jules Anderson; Julias Caesar Anderson; Julius Anderson; Julius K. Ward; Julius Worley; K. P. Sumby; Kanawha Circuit Court; Katharine Handroff; kidnappers; kidnapping; Kissimmee; L. B. Story; L. B. York; L. F. Patterson; L. F. Pattinson; Lake City; Lake County; larceny; law enforcement; Lawrence Green; lawyers; Leesburg; Leon County; Levi G. Simmons; Levy County; Levy County Sheriff's Office; Lewis C. Cassidy; Lewis Carroll; Linck's Hotel; Lizzie Mitchell; Llloyd Williams; local government; Long Tom Shine; Lony Rutland; Louis C. Saliniere; M. C. Gantt; M. G. Bayn; M. H. Kelly; M. M. Willoughby; M. Smith; Mack Holloway; Madison; Madison County; Mahitable White; Main Street; Malachia Allen; Marion County; Mart Jackson; Mattie Jackson; Mattthew Burnett; McAlpin; McConnell; McFadden; McGowan Harman; McLeod, Cranford & Company; McLin; Miles Newburn; Milligan; missing persons; Monticello; Mooney & Boland Detective Agency; Moses Braxton; mules; murderers; murders; Mureland Yowns; Myers; N. B. Deatherage; Nashville Metropolitan Police; Nathan Barnes; Neal Taylor; New Orleans Cotton Exchange; New York State Reformatory; Nivision; Nixburg Beat; Nolan Smith; Northern District of Florida; Northern Pacific Express Company; O. A. Budington; O. J. Greenleaf; O. M. Ward; Ocala; Oisbin; Ollie T. Rice; orange county; Orange County Sheriff's Office; Order of Cincinnatus; orlando; Orlando Livery; Oviedo; P. J. Murphy; P. J. Rogers; P. S. Bartlett; Paduck Police; Palatka; Palmer; Parker House; Pascal B. Lang; Pat A. Clinton; Pat Corcoran; Patsy Washington; Peacock; penitentiaries; penitentiary; Pensacola; perjurers; perjury; Perry Vinson; Peter Barkey; Peter Cook; Peter Harrison; Phillip Bryant; Phillip Cook; Phinizee Williams; Phipps; Pine Street; Pinkterton's National Detective Agency; police; Polk County; polygamists; polygamy; Pope Leo XIII; Porter's National Detective Agency; Pratt Mines; Price Broyles; prison break; prison camps; prison escapes; prisoners; prisons; Quah Bivins; R. B. Cuthby; R. G. Hurley; R. J. Linden; R. M. Porter; railroads; Ralph Camfield; rape; rapists; Rees Walker; rewards; Reynolds & McLeod; Rice Gholson; Richard Benning; Richard Gardiner; Richard Graham; Richard Lawrence; Richard Lewis; Richard Meservey; Richard Moses; Richard Pelham; Richard Stephens; Richard Tumlin; Richardson's Detective Agency; Rifis Rice; Rob Huger; robbers; robbery; Robert A. Pinkerton; Robert Board; Robert Colbrook; Robert Frost; Robert Hagar; Robert Huger; Robert Jackson; Robert M. Brown; Robert McLane; Robert Pascal; Robert Smith; Robert Starke; Robert Tom Smith; Robert Wright; Roberts; Rollan Harris; Rome Under Nero; Rufus R. Wade; Russell & Osborne; Russell Randolph; S. C. Grogg; S. G. Todd; S. J. Hilliard; S. M. Farmer; S. P. Hardwick; S. S. Pickett; S. S. Puckett; Saco and Biddeford Savings Institute; Saint Augustin; Sam Devault; Sam Finnegan; Sam Hargettl Henry Wilson; Sam Johnson; Sam Smithson; Sam Snelling; Sam Williams; Sam Yates; Sampson Cason; Samuel B. Kennedy, Jr.; Samuel Davis; Samuel Francis; Sandie Martin; Sandy Polite; Sandys Keys; Sanford; Sebe Russell; seduction; Seth Taylor; Seventh Street; Seville; Shackleford's Georgia Central Detective Agency; sheriffs; Sherman Bram; Sherman Carouth; Shins; Sidney Lowe; Sieben Russell; Silas Brookes; Silas H. Brigham; Silas Harris; Silas Martin; simple larceny; Smith & Wesson; Smith, West & Lyons; South Florida Railroad; Southern Express Company; Squire BlacksheerSam Weston; St. Augustine; St. Johns County; Stanton; Starke; steal; Stephen E. Rice; Stephen F. New; Steve Fannin; Steven Wiggins; Studebaker; Sullivan's Detective Agency; Sumpter Nichols; Sunderland; Suwannee County; swindlers; T. B. Blount; T. B. Robbins; T. D. Newland; T. J. Fish; T. N. Boylan; T. T. Ellison; Tallahassee; Tavares; Taylor Nixon; Tennessee Coal Iron & Railroad Company; The Cincinnati Enquirer; The Criminal Record; theft; thieves; Third Street; Thomas; Thomas Byrnes; Thomas Campbell; Thomas Hays; Thomas Mike; Thomas Porter; Thomas Shine; Thomas Watts; Thomas Williams; Thompson Richards; Titusville; Tobe Crystal; Tobe Jackson; Tom Brinson; Tom Telfer; Tony Salvati; Travis Sumpter; U.S. Department of Justice; U.S. Marshal; Vincenzo Gioacchino Raffaele Luigi Pecci; Virgil Earp; voluntary manslaughter; voluntary manslaugther; Volusia County; W. B. Beard; W. B. Lowe; W. B. Parker; W. C. Bube; W. C. Parker; W. D. Kellett; W. E. Minchin; W. F. Wilson; W. G. Dyer; W. H. Bigham; W. H. Bowie; W. H. Davis; W. H. Deaver; W. H. H. Bush; W. H. Yater; W. J. Footner; W. J. Winstead; W. K. Knight; W. L. McDowell; W. L. Richardson; W. L. Trappard; W. M. Raulerson; W. O. Wadley; W. P. Harrison; W. P. Hazen; W. P. Loftis; W. P. Rogers; W. P. Thomspon; W. R. Eason; W. R. Gaulding; W. S. Hubbs; W. S. West; W. T. Dowda; W. T. Linck; W. W. Simpson; Wade Holmes; Wadsworth; Walter Ford; Walter J. Howaland; Walter T. Williams; wanted; warrant; Warren & Thomas; Warren Peavy; Warren Wilcher; Washington County; watch; watches; Whoreley Building; Wiley Jordon; Wiley Warren; Will Burney; Will Hammond; Will Hazen; Will Jacobs; Will Johnson; William A. Pinkerton; William Allen; William Averitt; William Brinson; William Buford; William C. Bird; William C. Wrightsman; William Coleman; William Creal; William Henderson; William J. West; William Jefferson; William Jordan; William Kemble; William Killebrew; William McKnight; William Mitchell; William Morriss; William Pierce; William S. Tyson; William Springer; William Stanley; William Stephens; William Strickland; William Walker; William Wright; Williams; Williams Vales; Willie Hansel; Willie Jordon; Willie Smith; Willis Hodges; Wilson Evans; Wood & Brother; Z. L. Baxter
A History of Central Florida, Episode 45: Diploma Plate
Tags: A History of Central Florida; activism; anti-war; Army; astronaut; BJC; Bledsoe, Robert; Boca Raton; Bradenton; Brevard Junior College; Canavan, Mike; Cental Florida Junior College; CFJC; Chipola Junior College; CJC; Clarke, Bob; Cocoa; cold war; college; commencement; construction; Davis, Henry; Daytona Beach; Daytona Beach Junior College; DBJC; demonstration; diploma; East Central University; ECU; Edison Junior College; education; educator; EJC; FAMU; FAU; female; Florida A&M University; Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University; Florida Atlantic Unviersity; Florida Institute for Continuing University Studies; Florida Legislature; Florida Technological University; Ford, Chip; Fort Lauderdale; Fort Myers; FTU; Gainesville; GCJC; GI Bill; Gibbs Junior College; Gibson, Ella; GJCl St. Petersburg; Goff, Tom; Gougleman, Paul; government assistance; graduation; Grant; Gray, Ben; Gulf Coast Junior College; Hampton Junior College; Hazen, Kendra; HEA; higher education; Higher Education Act of 1965; Hill, Hank; HJC; homemaker; honors convocation; housing; Indian River Junior College; IRJC; Jackson Junior College; JCBC; JJC; Johnson Junior College; junior college; Junior College of Broward County; Kelley, Katie; Kent State University; Kent State University Shootings; Key West; King, Richard; KSU; Lake City; Lake City Junior College; Lake Worth; Lake-Sumter Junior College; LCJC; Leesburg; legislative branch; legislature; Lenfest, Gene; Lincoln Junior College; LJC; loan; Loss, Christopher; LSJC; Madison; Manatee Junior College; Marianna; MDJC; Men's Residence Association; Miami- Dade County; Miami-Dade Junior College; Millican, Charles Norman; MJC; Monroe Junior College; MRA; Municipal Auditorium; NASA; National Aeronautics and Astronautics Administration; National Defense Education Act; NDEA; NFJC; North Florida Junior College; Ocala; OCRHC; Okaloose-Walton Junior College; Orange County Regional History Center; orlando; OWJC; Palatka; Palm Beach Junior College; Panama City; PBJC; peace; peace movement; Pegasus Drive; Pensacola; Pensacola Junior College; Perkins, Joyce Hart; PJC; podcast; political activism; professor; protest; public college; public junior college; public state university; public university; Richard, Hank; RICHES; RJC; Robert Cassanello; Roosevelt Junior College; Rosenwald Junior College; Rowley, Ken; school; Sebastian, Dave; self-determination; Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944; SJRJC; space program; SPJC; SRJC; St. Johns River Junior College; St. Petersburg Junior College; strike; student; student government; student grant; student housing; student loan; Sun Belt; Suwannee River Junior College; Tallahassee; Tampa; teacher; U.S. Army; UCF; UF; Underwood, Retha Riley; Univerity of Florida; university; University of Central Florida; University of Central Florida Libraries; University of South Florida; University of West Florida; USF; UWF; Valparaiso Junior College; Vanderbilt University; VCJC; Velásquez, Daniel; veteran; Vietnam War; Volusia County Junior College; VU; Washington Junior College; West Palm Beach Junior College; Wetherington, Mike; Wightman, Ed; WJC; woman; Woods, Pauk; work-study program; yearbrook; Young, John W.
Oral History of Gordon Pierce and Trina Cothrin
Tags: A School; A-4; Afghanistan; aircraft carriers; airplanes; Arctic Ocean; aviation maintenance administrators; aviation metalsmiths; aviation structural mechanics; Baldwin Park; basic training; boot camps; Bruce Pierce; Buffalo, New York; CENTCOM; Chief Yeoman; cold war; Community Veterans History Project; Company Commander; Correctional and Instructional Standards Division Officer; CVHP; Douglas A-4 Skyhawk; education; Enduring Freedom; enlistment; F-14; facsimile; fax; Fighter Squadron 124; firefighting; Firefighting School; fires; Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 58; Florida State Road 436; Global War on Terror; Gordon Pierce; graduations; Great Lakes, Illinois; Grinder; Grumman F-14 Tomcat; GWOT; instructors; Islamic Republic of Afghanistan; Jacksonville; James Pierce; Key West; liquid oxygen; Lone Sailor Memorial Project; LSMP; MacDill AFB; MacDill Air Force Base; Master Chief Petty Officer; memorials; Memphis, Tennessee; Meridian, Mississippi; military education; military training; Miramar, San Diego, California; NAS Jacksonville; NAS Key West; NAS Meridian; NAS Miramar; NAS Sanford; Naval Air Station Jacksonville; Naval Air Station Key West; Naval Air Station Meridian; Naval Air Station Miramar; Naval Air Station Sanford; Naval Nuclear Power Training Command; Naval Station Great Lakes; Naval Training Center Orlando; NAVSTA Great Lakes; Navy Achievement Medal; Navy Commendation Medal; NS Great Lakes; NTC Orlando; Nuclear Power School; OEF; Olongapo, Philippines; Operation Enduring Freedom; orlando; Pensacola; Philippines; planes; Qatar; QWIP Technologies; recruit training; Recruit Training Center Orlando; Recruit Training Command; recruits; Republic of the Philippines; Roger Jordan Sims; RTC Orlando; sailors; Sanford; Sims, Roger Jordan; Skyhawk; SR-436; State of Qatar; swimming; Tampa; terrorism; terrorists; Tomcat; Tommy Foreman; Trina Cothrin; Trina Pierce; U.S. Army; U.S. Naval Reserve; U.S. Navy; United States Central Command; USCENTCOM; USS Blue Jacket; USS Coral Sea; USS Forrestal; USS Franklin D. Roosevelt; USS John F. Kennedy; USS Wasp; VA-72; VC-7 Tallyhoers; veterans; VF-11 Thunderbolt; VF-124; VF-171; Vietnam War; VR-58; War in Afghanistan; War on Terror
Oral History of Marc Ennis
Tags: Afghanistan; Air Crew School; Anti-Submarine Warfare; Arthur Fonzaerlli; ASW; Australia; Australian Special Forces; Aviation Systems Operator; Aviation Warfare Sensor Operator; AW; Ayase, Japan; Cannes International Film Festival; Cannes, France; co-ed; co-educational; Community Veterans History Project; Competition Week; Corry Station Naval Technical Training Center; Corry Station NTTC; CVHP; desk-top simulators; dogs; education; Electronic Warfare; enlistment; Equator; EW; fleet replacement squadron aircrews; Fonzie; Gibson; Glass, Jonathan; Global War on Terror; graduations; Gulf Breeze; GWOT; Harold Lavine; Helicopter Squadron 1; Helicopter Squadron 14; Helicopter Squadron 5; helicopters; Henry Franklin Winkler; Henry Winkler; HS-1; HS-14; HS-5; humanitarian aid; inspections; instructors; Jonathan Glass; Jones, John Paul; Kendra Hazen; Little Creek, Virginia; Lone Sailor Memorial Project; LSMP; Marc Ennis; marching; memorials; Millington, Tennessee; Mount Fuji; NAS Atsugi; Naval Air Facility Atsugi; Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division; naval training; NAWCTSD; Operation Enduring Freedom; orlando; Pensacola; Philippines; pools; Port Hueneme, California; radars; recruit training; Recruit Training Center Orlando; rescue swimmers; RTC Orland; SAR; Search and Rescuer; shellback ceremonies; shellback ceremony; Sikorsky SH-60/MH-60 Seahawk; simulations; Starboard Delta; swimming; terrorism; The Fonz; The Grinder; The Guardian; training; typhoon reliefs; U.S. Coast Guard; U.S. Navy; USS Blue Jacket; USS Gunston Hall; USS John C. Stennis; veterans; War in Afghanistan; WAVES; woman; women; Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service; Yamato, Japan
Oral History of Ima Jean Bostick Yarborough
Tags: 4-H; agriculture; Argentine Bahia; atomic bombs; Betty Schlusemeyer; Betty Yarborough; Bevel, Grace; Black Angus; Bo Yarborough; Brahman; Bridges Academy; bulls; Bushnell; butcher house; butcher houses; C. S. Lee; C. W. Yarborough; Catherine Kilby; cattle; cattle breeding; cattle ranch; cattle ranches; Center Hill; Central Florida Fair; Charles Simeon Lee; Charolais; Chuluota; conscription; cow-calf operations; cows; Davis; E. H. Kilby; Econfina Creek; Edward Yarborough; Ferguson; fertilizers; Florida State Road 46; Fort Sill; Francis Yarborough; Geneva; Goodwill; Grace Bevel; Grace Yarborough; Gracie Yarborough; Historical Society of Central Florida; horses; Ima Jean Bostick; Ima Jean Yarborough; improved grass; improved grasses; improved pastures; J. K. Kilby; J. W. Yarborough; James Kilby; Joe Morris; Joseph Morris; Kissimmee; learning disabilities; learning disability; Lee, Robert; Linda McKnight Batman Oral History Project; Little Rock, Arkansas; Lynn Yarborough; Mary Dunn; Methodist's Children's Home; military drafts; Morris, Joseph; Museum of Seminole County History; native grass; native grasses; Ocala; Oklahoma Lawton; Olberry; Oviedo; Oxford; PACE School; Palmetto Avenue; pastures; Pearl Yarborough; Pensacola; Pensacola Bahia; Piggly Wiggly; Reba Yarborough; Robert Lee; Robert Yarborough; Ross Allen; Ross Allen's Reptile Institute; Rural Heritage Center; Russell House; Sanchez Avenue; Sanchez Street; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole County Cattlemen's Association; Silver Springs; Snow Hill; snow Hill Road; special education; SR 46; St. Johns River; Sumter County; Tuscawilla Park; University of Florida; Vickers, Savannah; Volusia County; W. E. Yarborough; W. G. Kilby; White-Faced Heifer; Winn-Dixie; World War II; WWII
Seminole County Public Schools Teachers and Salaries, 1913-1954
Tags: 10th Street; 11th Avenue; 12th Street; 13th Street; 14th Street; 15th Street; 16th Street; 17th Street; 19th Street; 1st Street; 20th Street; 21st Street; 2nd Avenue; 2nd Street; 3rd Street; 4th Street; 5th Street; 6th Street; 7th Street; 8th Street; 9th Street; Aberdeen; Adena; Aloma Avenue; Apalachicola; Apopka; Arran; Ashby Street; Ashley Street; Auburndale Avenue; Avocado Avenue; Axson; Baimbridge; Baldwin; Bay Avenue; Beach Street; Beardall Avenue; Benson Springs; Bernesville; Blenton; Blount Street; Boston; Brigend; Brisson Avenue; Buffalo; Burbank; Burlington; Bushnell; Calhoun; Cambridge; Cameron; Cameron Avenue; Cameron City; Campbell; Casselberry; Catalina Drive; Celery Avenue; Center Street; Chancellor; Chatham; Chattahoochee; Chipley; Christmas; Chuluota Primary; Chuluota Primary School; Chuluota School; Church Creek; Cincinnati; Citrus Heights; Clark Avenue; Clermont; Cleveland; Cliffdale; Cloudland Park; Colbert; College Hill Street; Concord Avenue; Cottondale; Country Club Road; County Road 427; Cowan Apartments; CR 427; Crooms Academy; Cumming; Cypress Avenue; Cypress Street; Dade City; Danbury; Daytona Beach; DeLand; Delton; Dexter; Dixie Highway; Dothan; Douglas; Douglas Street; Dublin; East Side; East Side Primary School; Eastside Primary School; Edmund; educator; Eighth Street; elementary school; Eleventh Avenue; Elliot Avenue; Elm Avenue; employee; Eufsuls; Eustis; F Street; Fern Park; Fifteenth Street; Fifth Street; First Street; Floral Heights; Forest City School; Forsyth; Fort Meade; Fort Reed; Fourteenth Street; Fourth Street; Franklin Street; Franklinton; French Avenue; Frostproof; Gabriella Colored School; Gainesville; Gamble Street; Geneva Avenue; Geneva Colored School; Geneva Elementary School; Geneva School; Genius Drive; Georgetown; Glendale; Goggansville; Goldsboro Primary School; Grandview Avenue; Haines City; Halb Avenue; Havana; Hawthorne; Hemingwet; Hermits Trail; Hewlett; Hickory Avenue; high school; Highland; Hinson; Holly Avenue; Hopper Academy; Howry Street; Hungerford School; Indian Mound Village; Jackson Street; Jacksonville; Jasper; Jefferson; Jefferson Street; Jessamine Avenue; Jonesboro; Key West; Kingstree; Kissimmee; Kolokee; Ky-Bama Lodge; Lake Avenue; Lake Butler; Lake Mary Road; Lake Mary School; Lake Monroe Colored School; Lake Monroe School; Lake Wales; Lake Worth; Lakeland; Lakemont; Lakeview Drive; Lakewood; Langley; Langley Apartments; Las Olas Boulevard; Laurel Avenue; Leesburg; Lewisberg; LHS; Live Oak; Livingston Street; Lloyd; Loch Arbor Court; Locust Avenue; Longwood School; Louisville; Lyman Elementary School; Lyman High School; Madison; Madison Street; Magnolia Avenue; Main Street; Maitland; Maple Avenue; Marianna; Marietta; Maripose Street; Mars Hill; Maryville; Mascotte; Masonville; McCombe Street; Mellonville Avenue; Menlo; Merritt Street; Miami; Midway; Miller Avenue; Minnesota Avenue; Moncrif Avenue; Montezuma Hotel; Monticello; Montverde; Morgan City; Moultrie; Mount Dora; Mount Olive; Mount Vernon; Myrtle Avenue; New Canton; New Milford; New Port Richey; New Smyrna Beach; Nineteenth Street; Ninth Street; O'Brien; Oak Avenue; Oak Street; Oakland; Ocoee; OHS; Olive Street; Orange Avenue; orlando; Osceola; Osceola School; Osteen; Oviedo; Oviedo Colored School; Oviedo High School; Oviedo School; Oxford Junction; Ozark; Palatka; Palmetto Avenue; Paris; Park Avenue; Parramore Street; Pearson; Pecan Avenue; Pelham; Pendergrass; Peninsula Drive; Penn Avenue; Pensacola; Persimmon Avenue; Pine Avenue; Pinehurst; Poinsetta Avenue; Ponce Park; Portsmouth; public school; Punta Gorda; Quitman; Raleigh; Randall Circle; Reus Street; Richland; Richmond Avenue; Ridgewood Avenue; Rock Hill; Rosalia Drive; Rose Court; Rose Court Apartments; Rosenwald; Rosenwald No. 1; Roslindale; Roundtree Avenue; Route 1; Route 2; Route A; Roxbury Road; Ruthledge; Salem; Salisbury; San Lanta Apartments; Sand Lake Road; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Grammar School; Sanford High School; Sanford Junior High; Sanford Junior High School; Sanford Primary School; Sanford Vocational School; Sans Souci Avenue; school; SCPS; Seaboard Oil Company; Second Avenue; Second Street; Sellors Street; Seminole County; Seminole County Public Schools; Seminole County School Board; Seminole High School; Seminole Rosenwald No. 1; Seventeenth Street; Seventh Street; Shady Lane; Shady Lane Drive; Sharon; Shepherd Avenue; SHS; Silver Lake; Sipes Avenue; Sixteenth Street; Sixth Street; SJHS; snow Hill Road; Sorrento; South Side Primary School; Southside Primary; Southside Primary School; Spurling Street; St. Augustine; St. Petersburg; Steubenville; Summerlin Avenue; Sumter; Sunset Drive; Swan Street; Swanton; Tallahassee; Tampa; Tangerine; teacher; Teckla; Tekona Park; Tenth Street; Third Street; Thirteenth Street; Tifton; Triplet Street; Tuscaloosa; Twelfth Street; Twentieth Street; Twenty-First Street; Umatilla; Union Avenue; Valdosta; Valencia Drive; Vernville; Vidette; Vienna; Virginia Drive; Vistabula; Vradenburgh; Wagner Colored School; Waits Street; Waleska; Washington; Washington Avenue; Wauseon; Welbourne Street; Wellborn; West Point; West Side Primary School; Westside Primary School; Whigham; Wichita; Wildmere Avenue; Wildwood; Willow Avenue; Wilson; Wilson School; Winfree Avenue; Winston-Salem; Winter Garden; Winter Haven; Winter Park; Woodsbridge; Wrightsville; Youngstown
"The Entrance of the Faith in the Eastern Part of the Peninsula and Some Early Presbyterian Plantings in the Region of Saint Johns Presbytery" Manuscript
Tags: Americus, Georgia; Apopka; Army; Baker, Archibald; baptism; Beresford; Boone, Cornelia Frances; Boone, Janette Bruce; Boone, Mattie; Bruce, Agnus Donald; Bruce, Cornelia Frances Marks; Caldwell, Andrew C.; Caldwell, Andrew Curran; Caldwell, Julie Doak; Caldwell, Robert Ernest; Caldwell, Sallie Davidson; Christiania, Norway; church; church elder; circuit rider; Columbia County; Convention of the General Assembly; Darlington; deacon; DeLand; Dubose, John C.; education; elder; enterprise; Episcopal Church; Episcopalian; Episcopalianism; Euchee Valley; evangelism; evangelist; Evangelist of Florida Presbytery; Everglades; Fort Dallas; Fort Maitland; Fort Mellon; Fort Read; Galloway, Francis Lee; Galloway, Nancy; Gamble, William G.; Gould; Gould, Benjamin; Gound, Benjamin; Graften, C. W.; Green; Greensboro, North Carolina; Harrington; Holland; Holland, Ella; Holland, Herbert; Holland, Sarah Cochrane; Holland, Ursula; Lake Apopka; Leesburg; Little, James; Luraville; Madison; Maitland; Mar's Bluff, South Carolina; Markes, Maggie; Marks; Marks, Adeline Tomlinson; Marks, Jacinta; Marks, Maggie; Marks, Matthew R.; marriage; Mason; Mason, Zolotus; McCorkle, S. V.; McCormack, J. W.; McIlvaine, William E.; McLean, Josephine; McLean, Madison; McLean, Maggie; Mecklenburg County, North Carolina; Mellonville; Methodism; Methodist; Methodist church; Miami; Micanopy; mission; Montgomery, F F.; Montgomery, John W.; Native American; Nichols, Maria Stone; North Carolina; North Florida; Oakland; orange county; Orange House; orlando; Pensacola; pioneer; Presbyterian; Presbyterian church; Presbyterianism; Read, Ford; Rees, Margaret Bruce; religious education; reverend; Rossetter; Rossetter, Appleton T.; Saint Johns Presbytery; Sanford; school; Scotland; Seminole; Seminole War; settlement; Silver Lake Church; South Carolina; Speer; Speer, James G.; St. Johns River; Stagg, John W.; Stockton; Stockton, North Carolina; Sumter County; Sunday school; Suwannee County; Tallahassee; Telford; Telford, R. L.; Telford, William B.; The Early Planting of Presbyterianism in West Florida; The Entrance of the Faith in the Eastern Part of the Peninsula and Some Early Presbyterian Plantings in the Region of Saint Johns Presbytery; Tufts, Edgar; Turner, George D.; U.S. Army; Volusia County; Walton County; Watson; wedding; Weinrich, Charles; West Florida; Whipple; Whitner, Amelia Melvina Howard; Whitner, B. F.; Whitner, B.F.; Whitner, J. N.; Whitner, Joseph Newton; Whitner, Mary Golphin; Whitner, Sarah Jane Church; Willy, John; Woodruff, Nancy Galloway; Woodruff, W. W.; Wylly, George W.; Young People's Musical Group
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 50: An Interview with Paul Ortiz, Part 2
Tags: 19th Amendment; African American; Bartow; Bethune-Cookman College; Bethune, Mary Jane McLeod; Birmingham, Alabama; boycott; Chicago, Illinois; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; Cole, Johnnetta Betsch; Cravero, Geoffrey; debt peonage; Detroit, Michigan; disenfranchisement; documentary; Election of 1920; emancipation; Emancipation Betrayed: The Hidden History of Black Organizing and White Violence in Florida from Reconstruction to the Bloody Election of 1920; Florida Voter Registration Movement; fraternal organization; Gainesville; Grand Court Order of Calanthe; Great Depression; Great Migration; Great War; Hurston, Zora Neale; Jacksonvile; Jacksonville; Jim Crow; Johnson, James Weldon; Knights of Pythias; Lakeland; Louie, M. M.; lynching; Masons; meeting; Memphis, Tennessee; migration; Montgomery Bus Boycott; Moore, Harriette Vyda Simms; Moore, Harry Tyson; museum; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; New York City, New York; Nineteenth Amendment; Ocoee; Ocoee Massacre; Ocoee Race Riot; oral history; orange county; Order of the Eastern Star; organizing; orlando; Ortiz, Paul; Pensacola; Pensacola Streetcar Boycott; podcast; poll tax; Randolph, A. Philip; Reconstruction; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Robert Cassanello; Samuel Proctor Oral History Program; secret society; Simms, Harriette Vyda; St. Augustine; St. Petersburg; suffrage; Tampa; Thurmond, Howard; UF; University of Florida; voter registration; voter registration movement; voting; voting rights; West Orange County; white supremacy; women's suffrage; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
Florida's Turnpike and Interstate System Map, 1967
Tags: Alligator Alley; American Oil; Atlantic Oil; Audubon House; Belle Glade; Birmingham, Alabama; Birthplace of Speed Garage; Biscayne Bay; Boca Raton; Bonita Springs; Bronson; Brunswick, Georgia; Canoe creek; Cape Coral; Caribbean Gardens; Cedar Key; Charlotte Harbor; Cheifland; Chokoloskee; Citrus Tower; Clermont; Clewiston; Coach Train; Cocoa; Coral Gables; Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary; Crandon Park zoo; Crystal River; Cypress Knee Museum; Dania; Davie; Daytona Beach; Daytona International Speedway; Deering Estate; DeLeon Springs; Delray Beach; Donnin's Arms Museum; Dunello; Elliot Museum and House Refuge; Ernest Hemingway House; Evergaldes City; Fairlyand Park and Zoo; flamingo; Flamingo Groves and Gardens; Florida; Florida Citrus Showcase; Florida City; Florida State Turnpike Authority; Florida's Turnpike; Fort Drum; Fort Lauderdale; Fort Myers; Fort Pierce; Gainesville; George Inness, Jr. Religious Paintings; Golden Glades; Gulf Oil; Hallandale; Henry Morrison Flagler Museum; Hialeah; Hollywood; Homestead; Homosassa Springs; I-4; I-75; I-95; Immokalee; Indian Town; Interstate 4; Interstate 75; Interstate 95; Islamorada; Jacksonville; Japanese Gardens; John F. Kennedy Space Center; Jupiter; Key Largo; Key West; Key West Aquarium; Kirk, Claude R. Jr.; Kissimmee; Lake City; Lake Placid; Lake Worth; LakeOkeechobee; Land Voyager; Leesburg; Lightner Municipal Exposition; Lincoln Road Mall; Lion Country Safari; Llambias House; Macon, Georgia; Marathon; Margate; Marineland; McArthur; McKee Jungle Gardens; Miami; Miami Beach; Mission of Nombre de Dios; Monastery of St. Bernard; Monkey Jungle; Moore Haven; Museum of Science and Natural History; Museum of Speedy; Museum of Sunken Treasure; Museum of Yesterday's Toys; Naples; National Police Hall of Fame; Ocala; Ocean World; Okahumpka; Okeechobee; Old Jail; Old Spanish Inn; Old Spanish Treasury; Old Sugar Mill; Old Town; Oldest House; Oldest Schoolhouse; Oldest Store Museum; orlando; Ormond Beach; Otter Creek; Pahokee; Palm Beach; Palm Beach Gardens; Palm Dale; Parrott Jungle; Parrott Paradise; Parrott Village; Pensacola; Perrine; Pioneer city; Pompano Beach; Ponce De Leon Springs; Port Orange; Potter's Wax Museum; Prince Murat House; Punta Gorda; Pure Oil; Rain Forrest; Rainbow Springs; Ripley's Believe It or Not; Royal Palm Beach; S.R. 84; Sanford; Sanford Municipal Zoo; Santini's Porpoise Training School; Savannah, Georgia; Seaquarium; Seminole Indian Reservation; Serpentarium; Slocum Water Lily Garden; South Bay; South Miami; Southeast Museum of North American Indian; Spain's Casa del Hidalgo; Sponge Fishing Fleet; St. Cloud; St. Petersburg; Standard Oil; Stuart; sugar house; Sugar Mill Gardens; Suniland; Tallahassee; Tampa; Tarpon Springs; Tavernier; Texaco; Theater of the Sea; Turkey Lake; Turtle Kraals; U.S. 19-441; U.S. 27; Valdosta, Georgia; Venice; Vero Beach; Vizcaya; Warm Mineral Springs; Watson Park; Wax Museum; Week Wachee Spring; Weeki Wachee; West Palm Beach; White Springs; Wildwood; Williston; Winter Haven; Yeehaw Junction; Zorayda Castle