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Back of Halloween Tag
halloween tag on page 45 of the scrapbook of Laura Quayle Benson who attended the Florida State College for Women ca. 1917-1919. Back of Halloween tag with a list of 10 names and a small note
Banquet Program
This program lists the order in which performances will take place during the Florida State College for Women's Banquet. The program is affixed to the page on top of a handmade frame that appears to have pink roses drawn on it in order to represent…
Bookmark with painting of birdhouse
Bookmark with painting of birdhouse on page 46 of the scrapbook of Laura Quayle Benson who attended the Florida State College for Women ca. 1917-1919.
Comic Book from Rachel Davis
This comic book was written by Rachel Davis and given to Cousin Bobbie. It includes all sorts of newspaper clippings from multiple different newspapers and includes personal hand drawn illustrations on each page to go along with the clippings. Each…
Comic Book from Rachel Davis (Part 2)
This comic book was written by Rachel Davis and given to Cousin Bobbie. It includes all sorts of newspaper clippings from multiple different newspapers and includes personal hand drawn illustrations on each page to go along with the clippings. Each…
Department of Home Economics. Don'ts in Table Manners.
Important Notice on page 63 of the scrapbook of Laura Quayle Benson who attended the Florida State College for Women ca. 1917-1919. This is an important notice about the manners required of the students when being seated at a table.
Elizabeth Byrd Taylor Scrapbook, Page 16
This is the comparative athletic record for the Florida State College for Women. This athletic record allows you to compare scores with the other sports on campus.
Elizabeth Byrd Taylor Scrapbook, Page 17
This is the comparative athletic record for the Florida State College for Women. This athletic record allows you to compare scores with the other sports on campus.
Elizabeth Byrd Taylor Scrapbook, Page 18
Sign up sheet for clubs and societies at the Florida State College for Women. Clubs and societies can write down their colors and flowers.
