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Design for Brass Door by Samuel Yellin
No full textDrawing for design of the Brass Door of the Singing Tower. Does not reflect the final completed version. Depicts several different options for the border and a decorative handle.
Some yellowing of the paper. Fold approximately 1/4 down from the top. Top left and bottom right corners torn
Drawing of sculptural design by Lee Lawrie, band, section 2
No full textDrawing by Lee Lawrie of design for sculptural band around at the Singing Tower at the 32' level. Pencil drawing on tracing paper, mounted to blue mat. Depicts crane and flora of Florida. Bottom right corner of tracing paper missing
Seminole Festival (March 1939)
No full textPhotograph taken at the Seminole Festival held in March 1939 at the Mountain Lake Sanctuary and Singing Tower (now known as Bok Tower Gardens). Likely David Stabler's wife, Catherine, and two children, Helen and David, as well as two unidentified members of their party and two unidentified members of the Seminole Nation.
The Seminole Festival was said to be celebrating the "Feast of the Rising Sun," however, the origins of this festival are unclear and it is important to note that this is not an event that is currently celebrated for a public audience by the Seminole Tribe
