McClanahan, Robert C.

            Observations on the bird life of Santa Rosa Island, 1931‑1940, as reported to the Biological Survey of the National Park Service.

            1 item (photocopy).   From the Smithsonian Institution archives.

            Accession M1968-11/90.

 

 

McCown, Alberta Lee Davis

            Pensacola author; teacher.

            Personal papers and photographs (1913-1965) covering her education at Pensacola High School (1913-1917) and at Duke University (1937), her activities in Campfire Girls, and as a missionary in Argentina for the Southern Baptist Convention (1922-1926), and literary manuscripts of her work as a poet.   Other materials include Pensacola High School memorabilia (1920-1922) of Mary Louise Davis, and records of her father Charles T. Davis and his patent medicine business (Davis Remedy manufactured in Pensacola), as well as numerous family photographs.

            578 items (.7 c.f.).  Gift of Alberta Lee Davis.

            Accession M1981-09.

 

 

McCrellen, Jean

            Scrapbooks, 1968-1987, of Jean McCrellen, Pensacola, Florida including newspapers clippings primarily concerning genealogy and family history in Pensacola and West Florida.  Topics include cemetery research, families, family reunions, surnames, and the Family Quest columns of Dot Brown from the Pensacola News Journal.   Key names and subjects include Austen Nolf, Pat Enfinger, F. Wilbur Helmbold, G. Norman Simons, the Quina family, Irish genealogy, Gladys Daw, Dicy Bowman, Dean DeBolt, and West Florida Genealogical Society.

            11 Scrapbooks (1 c.f.).  Gift of Richard McCrellen.

            Accession M1987-20.

 

 

McCrory, Mary (1871-1941)

            "History of Jefferson County, Florida," typescript, undated.  Includes reminiscences of Mrs. Helen Edwards within text.

            33 leaves (ca. 1938).

            Accession M1968-11/37.

 

 

McCutchin, Louisa Eugene (b.1911)

            "Beginning of the University of West Florida."  Bound scrapbook of

newspaper clippings, pamphlets, etc., relating to the origin and development of the University, March, 1961-April, 1965.

            1 scrapbook.  Gift of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McCutchin.

            Accession M1967-07.

 

 

McGill, Etta

            Diaries, 1899-1908, of Etta McGill, Selma, Alabama describing her work with YMCA, local Sunday Schools, and activities in Selma as well as trips to University, Alabama and New York.

            6 items (.18 c.f.).   Gift of Dean DeBolt, 1982.

            Accession M1985-09.

 

 

McGill Family

            Papers of the McGill and Suarez families of Pensacola, Florida, 1836-1962, including letters, land deeds, promissory notes, indentures, tax receipts and other materials dealing with Joseph Suarez and his heirs, 1836-1905, and Gerald Byrne McGill and his family, 1905-1962.  Subjects and writers include Isaac Hulse, Stephen T. Mallory II, the Navy Yard at Pensacola; St. John's Cemetery; Camp Ward No. 10 of the United Confederate Veterans; Spanish Fort, Alabama and Josiah Blakely; the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and the Nixson family.

            145 items (.18 c.f.).  Gift of Captain H. L. McGill.

            Accession M1982-21.

 

 

McKenney and Hall's Indian Tribes of North America

            Elephant folio set of the twenty parts of Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of North America as issued to subscribers, 1838-1843.  This set was issued to William Bagley (1789-1871) of Covington, Louisiana and Pensacola, Florida; his name and facsimile signature appear in the list of subscribers, folio no. 20 (1843).  This set has been restored by the R. R. Donnelly Company.

            Possibly the most important work on American Indians ever published, the set contains hand-colored engraved portraits with text on history, customs, and other details.  The engravings were taken from oil paintings including a set of life portraits by Charles Bird King.  However the original paintings were destroyed in the 1865 Smithsonian fire.

            A number of important Southeastern tribes and chiefs are included, including important Creeks and Seminoles.  Special Collections has additional reader copies of later editions of the work available for users in the Rare Book Room.

            Gift of Mrs. Austin K. Doyle in memory of her great-grandfather, William Bagley.

            Accession M1980-14.

 

 

McKenzie Oerting & Company, Pensacola

            Business records, 1911‑1931, of the marine agents and suppliers owned by various members of the Oerting family.  With documents relating to the estate of Peter J. Oerting (1815‑1912).

            8 volumes.

            Accession M1974-02.

 

 

McLaughlin Family Papers

            Business records, correspondence and family papers of Elwood McLaughlin (d. 1952) and his grandson, Henry E. McLaughlin (1918‑1965), of Pensacola.  Includes extensive files of records relating to the several railroad lines owned by the family, 1868‑1962, the most important of which were the Pensacola & Perdido (1874), the Pensacola, Alabama & Tennessee (1897) formerly the Pensacola-Northern Railroad, and the Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans (1911).  With survey profile of the line between Millview and Muscogee; papers relating to the Gulf Ports Terminal Railway Company, 1917‑1928; and correspondence with the Interstate Commerce Commission.

            Includes speeches, correspondence and other papers of Theodore Welch (d. 1894), general agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, ca. 1874‑1894; scrapbook of clippings relating to the excursion, 1874, of Northern newspaper editors through the Southern states; and Mrs. Welch's diary of a visit to DeFuniak Springs, 1885.

            2,917 items (4.20 c.f.).   Gift of the family of Henry E. McLaughlin.

            Accession M1966-05.

 

 

McMeness, Patrick

            Indenture providing for the lease of 1,000 acres of land on River Amit, West Florida (Louisiana) to Alexander Dickson for period of one year, Sept. 27, 1776.  Signed and sealed on parchment, countersigned by Thomas Livingston, Secretary, Register's Office of West Florida.

            1 item.

            Accession M1968-11/2.

 

 

McMillan v. Escambia County Case File

            Partial exhibit files offered by plaintiff in the United States District Court suit, McMillan versus Escambia County, 1977, seeking to establish single member district elections for Escambia County Commissioners.  These files are mostly photocopies of records and reports, 1955-1977, of both the City of Pensacola and Escambia county showing breakdowns by race in such areas as school board members and teachers, elected officials, appointments to committees and public boards, election poll workers, local government employment, and allocation of road paving projects and recreational facilities.  Other materials include U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity reports, U. S. Housing and Urban Development applications for community block development funds, affirmative action plans, annual budget and audit reports, and federal revenue sharing applications.  Additional files cover the 1959 establishment of at-large voting; campaign disclosure files for Louis L. Brown, Peter Gindl, Charles E. Deese, Kenneth J. Kelson, Jack Kenney, Marvin Beck, Zearl Lancaster; and the proposed charter for Escambia County.

            148 items (1.53 c.f.).  Gift of Larry T. Menefee.

            Accession M1985-16.

 

 

McMillan School, Pensacola, Florida

            Scrapbook, 1959‑1965, of activities of the "Teachers of Tomorrow," with miscellaneous correspondence, photographs and imprints.

            1 item.  Gift of Mrs. Martha B. Lyle.

            Accession M1978-07.

 

 

McMurran, Hugh L.

            U. S. Army Air Forces, Staff Sergeant.

            Photocopy notebooks of an American serviceman while being held as a prisoner of war, Stalag Luft 1, Barth, Germany, 1944-1945; includes notes on food, camp recipes, Red Cross care parcels, and list of his "Kriege" fellow prisoners.

            1 folder.

            Accession M1968-13/114.

 

 

McNair, John Gilbert (1889-1971)

            Typescript reminiscences of Myrtle Grove, ca. 1900‑1930; with undated notes on the history of postal service in the community, by Randolph N. Reedy.         2 items.   Gift of Hines D. McNair.

            Accession M1968-13/100.

 

 

McReynolds (Agnes) School

            Photocopies of scrapbooks for Agnes McReynolds School, Pensacola, Florida, 1929-1948, dealing with Parent-Teacher Association activities, school programs, the Junior Red Cross, World War II collection drives, and related school history.

            9 folders.   Gift.

            Accession M1983-20.

 

 

Madison, James (1751-1836)

            Papers, 1723-1859, of U. S. President James Madison.  During his tenure in office (1809-1817), Andrew Jackson invaded Spanish West Florida as part of the United States Army pursuit of Creeks.  The Madison Papers include a number of papers on Florida and Pensacola relations during this period before acquisition by the United States.

            Microfilm, 28 reels.   Originals owned by the Library of Congress.

            Microfilm No. 207.

 

 

Mallory, Cora (1881-1973)

            Correspondence and photographs, 1861-1957, relating primarily to Stephen R. Mallory (1812‑1873), and family.  Includes newspaper clippings about Mallory, photocopies of letters to his wife, 1862-1865 with draft of a letter to President Andrew Johnson seeking a pardon for Mallory.  Other correspondents include F. H. Farrar, Horace Greeley, and Charles Mallory.

            63 items (.34 c.f.).   Gift of the estate of Miss Mallory.

            Accession M1974-07.

 

 

Manucy, Albert

            "A constructional history of Fort Jefferson, 1846‑1874," a report prepared for National Park Service, Region one, 1961. With notes on brick manufacturing in Pensacola by the Bacon and Abercrombie company.  Typescript.

            1 item (photocopy).   Original in the National Archives.

            Accession M1968-11/30.

 

 

Map Collections

            Special Collections maintains a comprehensive map collection with emphasis on the West Florida region, from earliest discovery to the present time.  These maps include manuscripts, land surveys, topographical maps, railroad and highway maps, city maps, gazetteers and atlases, and similar drawings of the West Florida region, its cities and states, and the Southeast United States.

            These include original, facsimile and photocopies of representative European maps of the Gulf Coast and present‑day Southeastern states before 1800; maps of communities, roads, railroads and shipping centers of North Florida and southern Georgia and Alabama, dating from the early 19th century; plans of Spanish and British fortifications near Pensacola; and local and regional maps of West Florida with emphasis on Pensacola and Escambia County.

            The map collections are broken into four parts:  (1) original maps, arranged chronologically (1700s-present); (2) photocopy/photograph copies of maps from other libraries and museums around the world, arranged topically (1400s-present); (3) the Marion Viccars Collection (1700s-1980) which is broken down by continent, country, and individual states of the United States; and (4) maps (1970-present) composed chiefly of United States Geological Survey, NASA satellite images, and official State of Florida highway and county maps.  All groups except (4) are located in Special Collections Department.

            4,000 maps.

 

 

Marston, Frank Rutherford (d. 1918)

            Correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, and other materials, 1914-1931, concerning Lieutenant Frank Rutherford Marston of Pensacola who was killed in action with the Allied Expeditionary Forces in France, July 1918.  Correspondents include Lois Mayes, Frank Allen Pattillo, and Duncan Fletcher.  Also includes papers concerning naming of American Legion post in Pensacola after Marston and on Mrs. Marston's trip to France to the American cemeteries in 1931.  Additional items include materials on the death of Pensacola merchant Frank Marston, and glass lantern slides of Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, Paraguay, and the Danish West Indies. 

            91 items (.7 c.f.).  Gift of the estate of Frank R. Marston.

            Accession M1966-02.

 

 

Mason, Charles Perry (1891-1971)

            Naval Aviator and Pensacola Mayor

            Personal papers, 1917-1965, including materials as Naval Aviator No. 52 and as mayor of Pensacola, 1947-1957.  Includes several personal photographs and a photograph of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1918.

            16 items (.18 c.f.).   Gift of Mrs. C. P. Mason.

            Accession M1972-09.

 

 

Mason, Ernest E. (1904-1983)

            Judge of the Circuit Court and of the Court of Record.

            Personal papers, 1934-1980, including correspondence, case files, circuit court opinions, biographical information, committee files, and other papers concerning his activities on the Florida Bar, as a circuit judge, and as a senior judge of the Court of Record, Escambia County, Florida.  Key subjects and topics include Edward Ball, the Circuit Judges Conference (1971-1976), the Escambia County Law Library, the First Presbyterian Church, the National Tuberculosis and Health Association (1952-1973), and the Okaloosa County Circuit Court (1965-1977).

            Other subjects and individuals covered include Crystal Ice Company, the Florida Democratic Party, George Erb, the Florida League of Municipalities, Gulf Breeze Cottages, Hydro-Gas Company of West Florida, William Frye, the Pensacola Bay Bridge, the Airport Committee of the Pensacola Lions Club, the Okaloosa County School Board, the Pensacola Academy, the Pensacola Paper Company, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa Island, the Florida Supreme Court and the Walton County Circuit Court.

            A detailed collection inventory is available.

            10,374 items (11.64 c.f.).   Gift of the Escambia County Law Library.

            Accession M1986-06.

 

 

Mason, Theodorus Bailey Myers

            Lieutenant, U. S. Navy.

            Manuscript journal, 1848-1876, concerning life in New York, at the U. S. Naval Academy, and service aboard the U. S. S. Pensacola in the 1870s.

            Microfilm, 1 reel.  Original owned by the University of Hawaii Library.

            West Florida Collection No. 177.

 

 

Matthews, Thomas Franklin

            Bridge tender, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Milton, Florida.

            Papers, 1909-1957, including photocopies of correspondence concerning pension, railroad passes, genealogy of Matthews family of Santa Rosa and Holmes County, and photographs of railroad bridge and depot at Milton.

            41 items.  From Originals loaned by Santa Rosa Historical Society.

            West Florida Collection No. 549.

 

 

Melvin, Jerry

            Florida Legislator, 1968-1978.

            Papers, 1968-1978, primarily correspondence, publications, and files dealing with legislative activities.

            4.0 c.f.     Gift of Jerry Melvin.

            Accession M1979-10.

 

 

Men's Camellia Club of Pensacola

            Records, 1937-1989, including correspondence and newspaper clippings, registrations for camellias originated in Pensacola, publications including the Camellia Journal (1962-1987) and Camellia Notes (1961-1989), and biographies of club members and presidents.

            1,325 items (1.63 c.f.).  Gift of John Covington.

            Accession M1988-22.

 

 

Mentor Log Book

            Manuscript log book of the British ship H.M.S. Mentor, March 9, 1780 to May 17, 1781, kept by Captain Robert Deans.  The 20‑gun vessel was stationed in Pensacola waters for several months preceding the Spanish invasion in 1781.  Entries include mention of the arrival of Galvez's forces, notes on the  scuttling of the ship, participation of the crew in the land siege (Siege of Pensacola) and an account of the capitulation of British forces at Fort George, May 9, 1781.  Includes 'house book' of Eliza Deans with recipes at the end of the book, 1787.  With research files and records of James A. Servies, author of The Log of H.M.S. Mentor, 1780-1781: A New Account of the British Navy at Pensacola (1981).  Files include transcripts of log book, lists of technical terms, maps and cruise plans plotted from the ship log, and related nautical research.

            117 items (.9 c.f.).    Gift.

            Accession M1975-15.

 

 

Metzger, Lewis William

            Captain, U. S. Navy; UWF Alumnus

            Personal papers, including publications, citations, and photographs, reflecting personal and military career interests.  Subjects include Nantucket, Massachusetts, Lenin, World War II, and General Westmoreland.

            6 items.  Gift of L. W. Metzger.

            Accession M1989-07.

 

 

Middlemas, John Robert (b. 1936)

            Member, Florida House of Representatives; Panama City insurance agent.

            Legislative papers, correspondence and printed materials pertaining to his service in the Florida House of Representatives, 1965-1970, including the proposed Florida Constitutional Revision of 1968, Governor Claude Kirk, the Florida Library and Historical Commission, and legislation concerning environmental and oceanographic issues.

            15.3 c.f.   Gift of John Middlemas.

            Accession M1974-01.

 

 

Miller, George L.

            Emeritus Professor, University of West Florida.

            Papers, 1967-1982, consisting of correspondence, publications, and records on the University and as a member of the Political Science department.

            Uncataloged.  (2.0 c.f.).    Gift of the Department.

            Accession M1993-14.

 

 

Milner, Florence Thiot (1879-1969)

            Poet, Pensacola, Florida

            Papers, 1927-1973, including correspondence, typescripts and drafts of poetry, subject and idea files, genealogical information, photographs, and books containing published works.  Other subjects and correspondents include the Milner, Thiot, Winship, and Wylly families, Henry Harrison (1903-    ),  Wightman Fletcher Melton (1867-1944), the Poetry Society of America, and the National Writers Club.

            249 items (1.35 c.f.).  Gift of Marjorie C. Milner and Rosemary Milner Kiefer.

            Accession M1992-13.

 

 

Milton Lodge, No. 16-F. & A. M.

            Manuscript history of this Masonic Lodge, October 31, 1846-1875, compiled by John Carlowitz, covering history, membership, activities, and deaths of members.  No history is indicated from the "beginning of the War" January 4, 1862 to December 27, 1865.

            Microfilm, 1 reel.   Gift of Ralph Hewett.

            Accession M1978-17.

 

 

Milton Press-Gazette

            Cash books, 1915‑1924; correspondence, printed works and files of the newspaper, 1880‑1969.

            321 items.  Gift of Mrs. Mary Leonard.

            Accession M1970-01.

 

 

Milton Woman's Club

            Records, 1913-    , including minutes, yearbooks, annual reports, correspondence, history files, and other records.  Begun as the Milton Civic League in 1913, the organization advocated improvements to the City of Milton including sanitation and cleanliness.  The organization became the Milton Woman's Club in 1916. 

            318 items (1.08 c.f.).  Gift.

            Accession M1989-03.

 

 

Mississippi.  Department of Archives and History

            French provincial archives, 1612‑1763; 34 volumes of transcripts, with calendars, relating to the lower Mississippi Valley, copied from originals in Paris, 1906.   These French records cover actions in New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola, and the West Florida region.  Some of these records have been published in book form in recent years.

            Microfilm, 13 reels.   Originals owned by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

            Microfilm No. 244.

 

 

Mississippi.  Department of Archives and History

            Mississippi provincial archives, English dominion, 1763-1781; ten volumes with editor's introduction, and transcripts of records from the Public Records Office, London, relating to the Gulf Coast area and British administration of West Florida, 1763 until its capture by Spain in 1780 and 1781.  Includes British administrators George Johnstone and Robert Farmar.

            Microfilm, 5 reels.  Originals owned by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

            Microfilm No. 243. 

 

 

Mississippi.  Department of Archives and History

            Mississippi provincial archives, Spanish dominion.  Spanish provincial archives, 1759-1820; nine volumes of transcripts relating to the Gulf Coast area, copied from the original documents in Madrid, Seville, and Simancas, ca. 1906.   With chronological index.  Some of these records have been published in book form in recent years.

            Microfilm, 7 reels.  Originals owned by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

            Microfilm No. 246.

 

 

Mobile, Alabama.  City Directories.

            City directories covering Mobile, Alabama for the years of 1837, 1838, 1839, 1842, 1844, 1855-56, 1856, and 1859.  These give names of residents and businesses, addresses, and other information.   Special Collections also has some published editions for later years.

            Microfiche, 25 fiche.   Purchase.

            West Florida Collection No. 108.

 

 

Monroe, James (1758-1831)

            Correspondence and papers, 1758‑1839; includes documents relating to the Louisiana Purchase, the War of 1812 in the Southern States, the acquisition of Florida; U.S. involvement in Spanish and Indian affairs on the frontier; and the Independent State of West Florida, at Natchez.

            Microfilm, 11 reels.   Originals owned by the Library of Congress and the James Monroe Memorial Library, Fredericksburg, Virginia.

            Microfilm No. 173.

 

 

Monroe, Kathlyn Medora (1896‑1979)

            Correspondence, photographs and miscellaneous imprints, 1939‑1946.  Includes notes of Miss Monroe's friendship with British naval cadets at Pensacola Naval Air Station during World War II; account of her journey, 1971, to renew acquaintance with her friends in England; records of the Sunday School, First Presbyterian Church, Pensacola, 1908‑1935; and genealogical notes on the Monroe family; photos of Pensacola Streets, 1935.

            31 items (.34 c.f.).   Gift of Miss Kate Monroe.

            Accession M1977-02.

 

 

Moreno, Elizabeth

            Papers, 1878-1960, including correspondence, financial records, and poems of Elizabeth Moreno, 1898-1925, including letters while she was a student at Converse College, Spartansburg, South Carolina; a book of her theatrical clippings, 1910; and programs of her recitals and piano concerts, 1950-1960.  With additional records of the Moreno family including a commonplace book of poems kept by J. N. Moreno, 1878, including works by Stephen Russell Mallory, Jr.; business records of the Boggy Mill Lumber Company, Pensacola, 1908‑1910; scrapbooks of H. Russell Felkel with records of election returns and vital statistics of Pensacola and Escambia County, 1915‑1924; a scrapbook of Clara Moreno, 1921-1922, and a household furnishings inventory of Scarritt Moreno (42 pp.), 1922.

            360 items (1.09 c.f.).  Gift of Miss Moreno.

            Accession M1970-06.

 

 

Moreno, Francisco

            Abstract of title to lands near Bayou Texar, Pensacola, 1835; with map of tract and contemporary translation of the "Moreno grant," 1810.

            2 items (photocopies).  Originals owned by Leon County Courthouse.

            Accession M1968-13/99.

 

 

Morton, Jackson (1794-1874)

            United States Senator from Florida.

            Collection of papers, 1874‑1951, relating to Jackson Morton, of Santa Rosa County, with text of obituary by R. M. T. Hunter.

            5 items (photocopies).  Originals owned by the College of William and Mary Library, Williamsburg, Virginia.

            Accession M1973-09/1.

 

 

Murphy Family Papers

            Correspondence, business records, scrapbooks, maps and miscellaneous printed works relating primarily to Pensacola and environs, 1802-1960.  With photographs of Pensacola scenes and a group of about 100 volumes forming part of the original library of Dr. Fernando Moreno of Pensacola ca. 1835‑1855.

            Includes business records of William Nichols, Marianna, 1831‑1879; Henry Whitmire, Milton, 1850‑1861; and Gideon Murphy, Milton, 1856‑1899; letters addressed to Augustus E. Maxwell of the Confederate States Senate, 1862; financial accounts of Charles Hobbs, of Escambia County, 1862, relating to provisions taken by the 5th Regiment of Georgia Vols.; daybook of a general store owned by J. A. Chastain, Marianna, 1868‑1869; and undated roll of members of the Pensacola chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy.

            Gideon Murphy papers include correspondence and other papers of W. H. Murphy, Miss Bertha and Miss Pearl Murphy, and others; notes of Gideon Murphy's service in Co. E., 1st Alabama Battalion (C.S.A.); a land grant to George A. McCall, 1858; Mr. Murphy's records of lumbering, 1860‑1889, and other businesses in Milton, Bagdad, and Ferry Pass; a list of logging brands, 1871; and papers relating to the construction and maintenance of roads, 1866‑1873.

            The collection was assembled by Miss Bertha A. Murphy (d. 1967), and includes school memorabilia, ca. 1889; notes of timber cut near Thompson's Bayou, 1909, on the Murphy lands now forming part of the University of West Florida campus; papers relating to sale of land at McDavid, 1918; and correspondence and other papers relating to Miss Murphy's activities in Pensacola, 1935‑1940, including the Federal Housing Administration, Historical Records Survey, Pensacola Art Institute.  With correspondence of Senator Claude Pepper and others, 1941-1942, on civil defense and scrap salvage activities in Pensacola; Miss Murphy's scrapbooks of Florida and Pensacola interest, ca. 1924‑1949, contain numerous imprints, photographs and other papers including notes on the Gonzalez family of Cantonment by R. P. Wilder, the text of radio addresses on Pensacola history by T. T. Wentworth, Jr., and letters of F. H. LaGuardia.  An earlier series of scrapbooks, 1871-1894, contain memorabilia of social and theatrical activities in New York City. Also includes account books of O'Neill & Nall, a general store in Pensacola, 1840‑1842; E. W. Dorr, Pensacola, 1852, with entries of Dr. Isaac Hulse; and an unidentified store in Pensacola, 1860-1861.

            1,375 items (2.04 c.f. and 28 portfolio folders).  Gift of the estate of Miss B. A. Murphy.

            Accession M1968-02.

 

 

Murphy, Frank H.

            Research records of Frank H. Murphy concerning the Bonaparte family in America and the Murat family of Florida, including biographical sketches, journal articles, bibliographies, and other materials.

            15 items.  Gift of Frank H. Murphy.

            Accession M1982-05 SC.

 

 

Murray, James F.

            Pensacola Environmentalist

            Personal papers, 1968-1977, including correspondence, reports, newspaper clippings, published hearings, testimony, and other materials concerning the St. Regis Paper Company, Cantonment, Florida and the discharge of industrial waste into Perdido Bay, 1971-1975.  Correspondents include U. S. Senator Edward  Gurney, U. S. Representative Robert Sikes, the Pollution Control Board of Florida, the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, and local, state, and federal agencies in Florida and Alabama.  Also includes the personal papers of Jean Hern Murray, 1968-1973, concerning the American Association of University Women and their concerns about the Gulf Islands National Seashore, pollution and development on Santa Rosa Island, and the Santa Rosa Island Authority.

            645 items (2.03 c. f.).  Gift of Jean F. Murray.

            Accession M1988-14.

 

 

Music Study Club, Pensacola, FL

            Records and papers (1921-1972), including yearbooks, meeting programs, newspaper clippings, printed programs, and other materials concerning the Club.

            393 items (.53 c.f.).  Gift.

            Accession M1982-16.