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- Tags: Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College/University
A History of African Americans in Florida, June 20, 1941
Tags: *Rumor publication; African American History; African Methodist Church; American Civil War; American Reconstruction; American Revolution; Amos, Bob; Andrews, "Parson"; Austin, Phoebe; Battle of Honey Hill; Battle of James Island; Battle of Olustee; Beard, Oliver T.; Bethel Baptist Church (Bethel Baptist Institutional Church); Bull, George; Campbell Plantation; Ceborne, T.W.; Christianity and Churches; Civil Rights; Clayton, Florida; Clinch, Duncan Lamont; Coaccochee; Colder, Ruben; Colonel Palmer; Cone Plantation; Congress; Cookman Institute; Creek; Crow, Jim; Cuba; Dade, Francis L.; Debs, Eugene V.; Dorantes de Carranza, Andrés; Drummond, Morris; Edward Waters College/University; El Destino; Esteban/Estebanico; Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College/University; Florida Federal Writers Project; Florida Memorial College at Live Oak; Floyd, James W.; Fort Blount; Fort Caroline; Fort Moosa; Fort Myers; Fort Wagner; Fortune, Timothy Thomas, "Black and White"; Fortune, Timothy Thomas, "The Negro in Politics"; Fray Marcos de Niza; Freedmen's Bureau; George Proctor; George Rutgers; George W. Wetmore; George Washington; Gibbs, Rev. Jonathan C.; Hanson Brothers; Hanson Plantation; Harlem; Harrison, Anderson; Hart, Casian B.; Hart's Bank; Howard, Minnie; Howard?, Cave; Hunter, David; Hurston, Zora Neale, "Man on a Mountain"; Hurston, Zora Neale, "Mules and Men"; Hurston, Zora Neale, "Tell My Horse"; Hurston, Zora Neale, "Their Eyes Were Watching God"; Hurston, Zora Neale, “Jonah's Gourd Vine"; International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Interview with Ex-Slaves; J. W. Worth; J. Walker; Jackson, Andrew; Jackson, Edwin; Jackson, Rachel; Jacksonville Negro school; Jake Overstreet; James Oglethorpe; Jim Bradley; Joe Sanders; John C. Reywood; John Green; John Harkins; John Lee; John Pope; John Quincy Adams; Johnson, Andrew; Johnson, James Weldon; Johnson, James Weldon, "Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man"; Johnson, James Weldon, "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing"; Johnson, John Rosamond; Johnson, John Rosamond, "Rolling Along in Song"; Johnson, John Rosamond, "Under the Bamboo Tree"; Jonathan Walker; Kilge, Mr.; Ku Klux Klan; LaVilla; Lee, Joseph Edward; Lenton Plantation; Lewey, Mathew McFarlin; Lincoln Brotherhood; Lincoln, Abraham; Loomis, Gustavius; Lopez Plantation; Louis; manuscript; Margarett Nickerson; Meacham, Robert; Methodist Episcopal Church; Methodist Episcopal Ministry; Micanopy; Montiano; Morning Dew; Narváez, Pánfilo de; National Association of Cuban Revolutionary Veterans; National Negro Congress; New York World's Fair; Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, Álvar; Oats, Joe; Osceola; Panell Plantation; Proctor, Nancy; Randolph, A. Philip; Reed, Harrison; Reid Plantation; Richards, Daniel; Saton, General; Savage, Augusta; Savage, Augusta, "Henry M. Flagler"; Savage, Augusta, Symbolic Representation of Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing; Saxton, Rufus; Scott, John R.; Seacoffee; Segregation; Seminole; Seminole Wars; Smith, Cato; Southeastern Naval Air Basin; Spanish-American War; St. Augustine, FL; Stanton School/High School; Sylvamus H. Hart; T. W. Osborne; the Congression Reconstruction Act of 1867; the Florida Constitutional Convention of 1865; The Jeanes Fund; the Loyal League; The Miami Times; The Normal and Industrial Collete at St. Augustine; The St. Augustine Post; The St. Petersburg Public Informer; The Urchin by Augusta Savage; Thomas and Bryant Folsom; Thomas Wentworth Higginson; Timothy Thomas Fortune; United States Colored Troops; University of Florida; van Buren, Martin; Walker, David S.; Wall, Perry; Wallace, John; Walls, Josiah F.; Wetmore, Fannie; Wetmore, Judson Douglass; William A. Carr; William Bryant; William D. Bloxham; William M. Saunders; William Marvin; William McKinley; Woodrow Wilson; Zachary Talor; Zephaniah Kingsley; Zora Neale Hurston
Letter from Edward Jones to Eartha M.M. White, April 11, 1967, Tallahassee, Florida
Letter from J. Henderson (?) to Eartha M.M. White, May 3, 1954, Tallahassee, Florida
Program for "The Negroes' Making in America,” October 12
Tags: Bethune-Cookman College; Bethune-Cookman Female Quartette; Bethune-Cookman Glee Club; Bethune, Mary McLeod; Chanson Circle; Devaughn, Attorney Geo. G.; Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College/University; Gregg, Dr. E.J.; Kirby Minott; Nevin, Ethelbert; Olivia Adams; program; The Choir of Laura Street Presbyterian Church