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The State Library and Archives of Florida is the central repository for the archives of state government for the state of Florida. It is located at the R.A. Gray Building on 500 South Bronough Street in Tallahassee, Florida, Florida's capital.
Mandated by state law, the Florida State Archives is assigned to collect, preserve, and make available for research the historically significant records of Florida. It also stores and makes available private manuscripts and correspondence, local government records, photographs, maps, film clips, and materials that complement the official state records and Florida history.
Many photos from the Florida Photographic Collection are used frequently for articles on Wikipedia and assist users in describing events in Florida history. A selection of archival items from the State Library and Archives are available through the digital outreach program Florida Memory.
The State Library and Archives of Florida was a library of humble beginnings in the year 1845. Shortly after its admission as a state, the legislature began to realize the vital and crucial need to preserve, protect, and collect documents about the history of Florida. During that same legislative meeting, a statute was enacted naming the "Secretary of State" responsible for the care, collection, organization, and display of all "books and maps belonging to the state be collected together (Florida's 'State' Library, 1909). It was also said in the statute that all such documents be cataloged as thoroughly as possible. However, this task was neglected, and as a result, the library and archives suffered (Florida's 'State' Library, 1909).
According to the Florida Historical Society's article during the administration of Dr. Jno. L. Crawford, "a space in the upper corridor of the Capitol was partitioned off and furnished with shelving, and a large number of the (apparently) most valuable of the books, maps, etc., was deposited there; and many such occupied shelves are in the office of the Secretary" (Florida's 'State' Library, 1909). However, when the Capital was remodeled in 1902, the commissioners intended to create space to accommodate the growing library but failed to do so. H. Clay Crawford, Secretary of State at the time, placed shelving on the either side of the basement walls and moved several books unarranged and uncatalogued where they were left in the dusty damp air. It is undetermined just how many documents of historical value lay untouched and neglected in the basement of the State Library, and it was not until some sixty years later that the library flourished as a historical point or reference for its patrons.
The State Library would prosper under William Thomas (W.T.) Cash. Cash had been a teacher and experience working in the Florida House of Representatives and the Florida Senate. He wrote several articles and books about Florida history. He would be appointed to be State Librarian in 1927. At this time the State Library was housed in the basement of the Capital building. Later in 1949, it would be moved to the Florida Supreme Court building once construction was complete. Cash would help grow the collection from 1,500 uncatalogued volumes to over 50,000 volumes, with a particular interest in rare books and volumes. He would eventually retire from the State Library in 1951.
The State Librarian of Florida is Amy L. Johnson, appointed in 2015. Previous State Librarians were Cecil Beach, 1971- 1977; Barratt Wilkins, 1977-2003; and Judith A. Ring, 2003-2015.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Library_and_Archives_of_Florida
www.dos.myflorida.com/library-archives/
search.leonpa.gov/Property/Details/2136253012115
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My daughter has a lot of hair, and a lot of clips! They always seemed to be mixed up in containers and hard to find, or spread all around the house. I've been meaning to make a holder for them all - and after her birthday (and lots of lovely clips as gifts) it became an urgent project! I designed this to hang on a wall and then to roll up so it was easy to pack when we travel.
Clip cortometraje "Corte Carnicero"
Dir. Alvaro Tapia
Actuación : Andrés Hernández, Vanessa Montero, Zenon Cerda.
Música : Alonso Quijada.
Valparaíso, Chile 2004
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The last of the January uploads - this time it is, really! I often do forget about the video clips as they are much more of a rarity for me.
Anyway, a clip of me in that little grey dress. I hope you enjoy!
While waiting for my bus on Southport's Lord Street, I heard a clip-clop sound getting closer. Thankfully, once again, I had my camera with me as this passed by.
I bought some blonde hair dye for highlights early this afternoon, and I just now got around to dying my hair. I'm not exactly sure if putting the bag over my head actually helps or not, but I think I look pretty gangsta with it on.
I got this technique from Steggybean, but he used it in a different way. The 1x1 tile clip has the best bite, but most clips will work. The grilles can also be held in by a 2x2 bracket upside down and there's even enough room under the 1x1 tile clip for another plate so they can be linked easily.
Another short clip from yesterday taken with a Sony Handycam HDR-CX730 combined with a Raynox DC-250.
Slightly dodgy camerawork I'm afraid, but I thought the subject matter warranted sharing.
We've never seen one these before. It's surprising what turns up once you start rooting around in the leaf litter :-) These guys are about 3mm long and easily missed until you point a macro lens at them!
We're not done yet with the footage from yesterday and I have one which is a bit gruesome for anyone emotionally connected to globular springtails!