Mount Dora, Florida: [Educational Hall], c1912. First Edition, First Printing. Folded Brochure. Background Information:The first private school in Mount Dora was located in the home of Margaret Lewis. She became the first teacher in Educational Hall, as soon as it was established.In 1912, a group of concerned citizens formed the.....
Lynchburg, VA: J. P. Bell Co., c1913. Stapled Wraps. An uncommon promotional item with only three institutional holdings all in Florida. Though only one may be an actual print copy at the University of Miami. [OCLC: 1819646]Subjects: Orlando (Fla.) -- Pictorial works. Florida -- Orlando.
Chicago: Poole Bros. for P&O Steamship Company, [c1910]. Stapled Color Illustrated Wraps. Written as a travelogue finishing with travel instructions and brief explanations of the steamer coast. Travel from and to Havana, Cuba; Knights Key - Key West, Tampa, Miami and St Petersburg Florida; Nassau, Bahamas.Includes information on these other.....
Philadelphia: Art Press, Loughead & Co., 1893. String-tied Wraps. The Hotel Indian River was large resort hotel in Central East Florida built in 1884-1885, near Cape Canaveral, which operated for a few decades. Located in what is now Rockledge along the western shore of the Indian River. It is adjacent.....
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Datona, Florida, c1905. Stapled Wraps. Early promotional brochure for Daytona's Palmetto Hotel, touted as having "a most desirable location on the river side of the city, facing the Halifax, which at this point is nearly a mile in width. It is a pleasant house with large parlors, comfortable chambers and.....
Jacksonville: St. Augustine and Indian River Railway Company, 1892. String-tied Wraps. A lovely promotional souvenir keepsake. Historic photos and accompanying text describe Florida at the beginning of development.This promotional book was produced for 4-5 years each issue with a different format.
Jacksonville: Florida-Times Union Newspape, 1934. The collection was assembled by Phil Turner, a circulation manager for this newspaper, and one of the men responsible for managing the paper's newspaper boys.Turner saved letters and a large assortment of other ephemera pertaining to the newspaper's subscription contest for its newsboys, with the.....