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A brochure from The Florida Council of Independent Schools for the academic year 1985-86. It provides information on the benefits of becoming a member school, as well as a list of member schools as of September 1, 1985.
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Volume 2, No. 5 of the Maclay School Newsletter from March, 1987. It contains school announcements, a note from the Headmaster, awards, and honors such as a list of Science Fair winners, and a sports events calendar for March 1987.
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The 1986 edition of the Maclay School Sweepstakes School Auction. It includes a schedule of events, contributors, and items in both the live and silent auction. Moreover, it also includes two advertising brochures for the Annual Giving Fundraising for the school.
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Maclay School Summer Camp booklet from 1985. It contains an empty application attached, as well as the schedule, description of activities offered, course listings with prices, and pictures.
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An informative pamphlet for the Alfred B. Maclay Jr. Day School for the academic year 1986-87. It includes information on their academic programs, extracurricular activities, athletics, faculty, facilities, and philosophy.
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A collection of creative works by the students of Alfred B. Maclay Jr. Day School from 1986. It was compiled, edited, and arranged by editor, Denise Brown, with assistant editors Robert Angerer and Margaret Furlong, and advisor, Rosalie Brennan. It includes creative writing and visual art from students from the lower, middle, and upper school.
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The school handbook for the Alfred B. Maclay Jr. Day School from the academic year 1986-87. Its contents include the school's background, organization, admission, and fees. Moreover, it also includes the daily procedure and discipline guidelines for the upper, middle and lower school. There is also a section on special programs and achievements at the end.
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Various award ribbons for The American Rose Society's annual rose show; various photos, including several of A. E. Martin Jr. at a rose show; a newspaper clipping celebrating A. E. Martin Jr.'s achievements as a rose show multi-award winner; a printout of a Leon County Property Appraiser webpage detailing property information and handwritten notes; a photocopy of a deed dated August of 1950 that lists A. E. Martin, his wife, and several other parties as seeking to use a Tallahassee American Legion post "for the general welfare of the negro people"; and photocopy of a deed that seemingly transfers a plot of land to A. E. Martin.
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A brief history of the Lucas Family beginning in 1860 in addition to an extensive family tree.
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A Capital City Bank check for three dollars signed by "L. W. Taylor" dated January 24, 1907.