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A clipping of a brief article from the Tallahassee Democrat detailing the appointment of then 32-year-old attorney, Remus C. E. Allen, in the position of a part-time public defender at the Juvenile Court of Leon County.
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A binder containing awards, certificates, letters of commendation, and newspaper clippings relating to Vivian D. Kelly's achievements as an educator and leader within the community. Includes a copy of her Master's of Education degree from FAMU. Also contains Mrs. Kelly's resume, and written notes on Mrs. Kelly's achievements.
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A program for a retirement party for Vivian D. Kelly.
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A letter from the members and clergy of the St. John Primitive Baptist Church offering condolences for the passing of Vivian D. Kelly.
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Newspaper clipping from the Gadsden County Times discussing Vivian D. Kelly's attendance at the 1993 presidential inauguration.
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A leaflet released by Gadsden County Schools recognizes Vivian D. Kelly and her achievements in education and politics in the Quincy community.
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A letter of admiration to Vivian D. Kelly from her niece and nephew.
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A program for a birthday celebration for Vivian D. Kelly.
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The opening pages of a piece on the segregation and desegregation of public schools in Pinellas County. The pages included cover segregation of schools in the county from the 1870s until the 1954 "Brown v. the Board of Education" Supreme Court decision.
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A letter from Mary S. Hoffschwelle to Althemese Barnes that includes a list of schools in Florida established between 1930-1932 with assistance from the Julius Rosenwald Fund.