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Copies of probate records for the estate of James Page dated 1879.
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Various newspaper clippings showcase local community members and their stories.
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Biography on Robert Meacham, a former slave turned Florida senator; two photocopies of newspaper articles about Meacham; an obituary for Meacham, who was noted to be highly regarded in the community; and a photocopied photograph of Meacham. It also includes a biography on Benjamin Joshua Baker who was, not only the first African-American teacher to retire under the Florida Teacher Retirement Bill, but the first teacher to retire under the bill; an article on Baker and his accomplishments that helped pave the way for other African-American teachers and community members; and a photograph of Baker.
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A brief history of photographer Joseph H. Avery Jr. who, originally from North Florida, went on to serve as chief of the photo lab with the U.S. House of Representatives from 1960 to 1995.
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A newspaper clipping from September 1949 announcing the funeral of Nurse Irene Odell McGreen, who is noted as being the first nurse of color to be employed by Leon County in addition to being credited for the founding of a midwife training school and the Stay-Rite School of Beauty Culture and Practical Nursing. It also includes a portrait of, presumably, Nurse McGreen, as well as personal correspondence from her granddaughter, Alfreda Vaughn, detailing some of her family history.
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A 1979 yearbook for James S. Rickards High School.
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A 1977 yearbook for James S. Rickards High School.
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A 1976 yearbook for James S. Rickards High School. The cover is titled the Richards High School Yearbook, likely a spelling error.
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A 1975 yearbook for James S. Rickards High School.
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A 1974 yearbook for James S. Rickards High School.