s576_b026_f03_x01 | Letter from Devereux Butcher to Governor Millard Caldwell, 1948 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s576_b026_f03_x01.jpg |
Letter from Devereux Butcher to Governor Millard Caldwell, 1948
- Date
- 1948-02-18
- Description
- Letter from Devereux Butcher, executive secretary of the National Parks Association, to Florida Governor Millard Caldwell describing his visit to Everglades National Park. Butcher suggests a big cypress as a main attraction for tourists who visit the park and describes a forest with royal palms and cypress trees owned by Lee Cypress Company that could be set aside for the park.
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s278_b040_f06_x04 | Letter from Ernest Coe to Fellow Workers, 1934 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s278_b040_f06_x04.jpg |
Letter from Ernest Coe to Fellow Workers, 1934
- Date
- 1934-06-04
- Description
- Letter from Ernest Coe to those who have worked to create Everglades National Park emphasizing all the work left to be done before the park could open to the public. Coe notes the importance of strong leadership for the success of the park and states that the Everglades National Park Association will be responsible for most of the work.
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s278_b040_f06_x03 | Letter from Ernest Coe to Governor David Sholtz, June 4, 1934 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades Legislation | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s278_b040_f06_x03.jpg |
s278_b041_f04_x02 | Letter from Ernest Coe to Governor David Sholtz, March 7, 1936 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s278_b041_f04_x02.jpg |
Letter from Ernest Coe to Governor David Sholtz, March 7, 1936
- Date
- 1936-03-07
- Description
- Letter from Ernest Coe, former executive chairman of the Everglades National Park Association, to Florida Governor David Sholtz regarding land title records for Everglades National Park and appointing personnel to do abstract of title work, which give the history of a piece of land. Coe also expresses that politics need to stay out of Everglades National Park so they don't lose the respect of Florida voters.
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s278_b040_f01_x01 | Letter from Ernest Coe to Governor David Sholtz, October 20, 1933 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades Place marketing -- Florida -- Everglades | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s278_b040_f01_x01.jpg |
Letter from Ernest Coe to Governor David Sholtz, October 20, 1933
- Date
- 1933-10-20
- Description
- Letter from Ernest Coe, executive chairman of the Everglades National Park Association, to Florida Governor David Sholtz requesting a statement regarding the Everglades to enclose with letters and stating that he received permission from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to continue using a quote on a promotional postcard about the Everglades. The promotional postcard is included.
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s278_b040_f05_x04 | Letter from Lorne W. Barclay to Governor David Sholtz, 1933 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades Legislation | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s278_b040_f05_x04.jpg |
Letter from Lorne W. Barclay to Governor David Sholtz, 1933
- Date
- 1933-01-19
- Description
- Letter from Lorne W. Barclay, director of the National Parks Association, to Florida Governor David Sholtz describing his contributions to getting the Everglades Park bill passed in Congress and why some representatives oppose the bill.
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s278_b042_f02_x01 | Letter from May Mann Jennings to Governor David Sholtz, 1934 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s278_b042_f02_x01.jpg |
Letter from May Mann Jennings to Governor David Sholtz, 1934
- Date
- 1934-11-12
- Description
- Letter from May Mann Jennings, chairman of Royal Palm State Park Committee, to Florida Governor David Sholtz with recommendations for who should be appointed as honorary members of the Everglades National Park Association. The back of the letter includes a list of members of the Royal Palm State Park Committee.
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s576_b025_f01_x01 | Letter from May Mann Jennings to Governor Millard Caldwell, 1945 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s576_b025_f01_x01.jpg |
s278_b041_f03_x01 | Resolution Favoring the Everglades National Park, Gardeners Association of Florida, 1936 | Text | Parks -- Florida -- Everglades National parks and reserves -- Florida -- Everglades Protected areas -- Florida -- Everglades | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/s278_b041_f03_x01.jpg |
n2013-6_b001_x08 | Letter from Wilson Conner to United States Secretary of State James Monroe, 1814 | Text | Patriotism Loyalty | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/collections/broadsides/thumbnails/n2013-6_b001_x08.jpg |
Letter from Wilson Conner to United States Secretary of State James Monroe, 1814
- Date
- 1814-03-15
- Description
- Letter from East Florida Minister Plenipotentiary Wilson Conner to U.S. Secretary of State James Monroe explaining his delay in carrying out his mission to Washington. Conner was selected to deliver the Republic of East Florida's offer to cede its territory to the United States and assist the U.S. military. The letter states that Conner passed along his official documents to Monroe from Louisburg, Franklin County, North Carolina, where he would wait for Monroe's response.
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