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Rollins College Animated Magazine 1958
No full textThe Rollins College Animated Magazine began in 1927 and ended in 1969. It was an annual event started by Rollins President Hamilton Holt to expand Rollins' fame and reach throughout the nation. The magazine was not in writing, but was made up of speeches and presentations, and was wildly popular among the surrounding community
Rollins College Animated Magazine 1960
No full textThe Rollins College Animated Magazine began in 1927 and ended in 1969. It was an annual event started by Rollins President Hamilton Holt to expand Rollins' fame and reach throughout the nation. The magazine was not in writing, but was made up of speeches and presentations, and was wildly popular among the surrounding community
Rollins College Animated Magazine 1967
No full textThe Rollins College Animated Magazine began in 1927 and ended in 1969. It was an annual event started by Rollins President Hamilton Holt to expand Rollins' fame and reach throughout the nation. The magazine was not in writing, but was made up of speeches and presentations, and was wildly popular among the surrounding community
Samuel Clemens AKA Mark Twain
No full textSamuel Clemens (pseudonym: Mark Twain) was an American humorist, satirist, writer, and lecturer
Washington Irving
No full textWashington Irving was an American author. He is well known for his short stories, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip van Winkle
Oliver Wendell Holmes
No full textA photo of Oliver Wendell Holmes with an inscription and letter of his. The letter was written August 4, 1888 at Beverly Farms
Manor of Ruislip 1790 (Front)
No full textThe Manor of Ruislip was ordered to be given to Henry Round in this manuscript from 1790
William P. Duval Letter
No full textA letter from Governor of Florida William P. Duval to Lewis J. Cest, Esq. enclosed with signatures of Governors
Andrew Jackson Letter August 6, 1825 (Back)
No full textA letter written by U.S. President Andrew Jackson to Governor of Florida William Duval, discussing a future visit with Duval