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A commencement program for Leon County Rural Schools which lists the names of graduates from twenty-four schools.
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A commencement program for Leon County Rural Schools that lists the names of graduates from thirty-two schools.
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A history of the Concord Schoolhouse, a one-room schoolhouse built during the 19th century to educate the children of formerly enslaved African Americans.
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A commencement program for Leon County Rural Schools which lists the names of graduates from twenty schools.
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A program for the 1950 Junior-Senior Prom at Lincoln High School which includes the names of the students, class officers, and dinner menu.
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A Commencement Program which includes the names of graduates from twenty-five Leon County Rural Schools.
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A Commencement Program which includes the names of graduates from twelve Leon County Rural Schools.
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A Commencement Program which includes the names of graduates from twenty-three Leon County Rural Schools.
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A call for additional funding for the project of restoring the 1894 Taylor House in Frenchtown. Includes information on the origins and significance of the house, as well as its plans for future use.
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Various newspaper clippings with stories reporting on the decimation of historically African American neighborhoods in Tallahassee, including Smokey Hollow, Frenchtown, and Springfield. Notable members of these communities, such as Wally Amos, are highlighted. Includes interviews with former residents, who recall the layout and the spirit of the neighborhoods, and who share their thoughts on the causes of the neighborhoods' destruction. There is also a notice from the City of Tallahassee, informing the public of a request for the release of federal funds for a community revitalization project and an official statement claiming that the project would not exert a significant effect on the environment.