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Framed photograph of Clara Louise Guild.
Framed photographic portrait of Clara Louise Guild by the photographer Phillips of Sanford, Florida.and
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Framed scroll of honor for Clara Louise Guild, from Rollins College.
Framed Scroll of Honor given to Clara Louise Guild on the 50th anniversary of her graduation from Rollins College. Printed on the scroll: Rollins Golden Circle--On occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of her graduation, and in recognition of her life of service to many good causes, which has brought honor to her and to her alma mater. Rollins College is proud to present this scroll of honor to Clara Louise Guild as the first graduate of the first class to receive degrees from Rollins, and hereby admits her to the "Rollins Golden Circle,and and to all its rights and privileges. Given this twenty-fourth day of February, nineteen hundred and forty, at Winter Park, Florida.and The scroll is signed by: Hamilton Holt, President of Rollins College; Rey Beach, President of Rollins Alumni Association; and Katharine Lehman, Executive Secretary, Rollins Alumni Association.and The scroll has: Rollins College, Fiat Lux, MDCCCLXXXV, and a sun image embossed on it.
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Garden at Seminole Hotel, 1914.
Black-and-white photograph of a garden at the New Seminole Hotel (1913-1963) overlooking Lake Osceola, dated 1914.
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Granville's railroad and township map of Florida.
Granville's railroad and township map of Florida: a new and comprehensive map of the state of Florida, compiled from the latest official and local sources of information, by Charles Granville. Map shows county boundaries, forts, railroad lines, and steamboat line, also includes inset extension of map and an index of places. Scale [ca. 1:1,000,000] (W 85º40’--W 79º55’/N 31º05’--N 23º25’).
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Guild: Picture of Women in hat
Photo of an unidentified women in a hat; part of the Guild collection
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Guild postcards - Congregational Church, Newbury, Vt.
One of nineteen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white glossy photographic postcard of Congregational Church, Newbury, Vermont. Postcard comes from the studio of Eastern Illustrating Co.and Belfast, Maine. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a onc cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Davis Library, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, N.H.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Hand-colored photographic postcard of Davis Library, The Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, N.H. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a onc cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Fountain House (1748).
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of the Fountain House in Doylestown, Pennslyvania, with writing on back and a one cent stamp.andandand
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Guild postcards - Lake Kezar, Centre Lovell, Maine.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Lake Kezar, Centre Lovell, Maine. Postcard printed for Severance Lodge on Lake Kezar. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Methodist Church, Chittenden, Vt.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Beauchamp Point, Rockport, Maine. Correspondance on the back in ink, with a onc cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Morse Museum, Warren, N.H.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard (sepia tone print) of a room in the Morse Museum, Warren, New Hampshire, filled with taxidermied animals and animal skins. Typewritten message on the back, signed in ink and dated October 12, 1936, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Municipal Building (built of native stone) Russellville, Ala.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of a Municipal Building, Russellville Alabama. Postcard published by Collotype Co.and Elizabeth, N.J. for the Bradford Drug Store, Russellville, Ala. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Plaza Courts, modern rooms and cottages, Timon Blvd.- North Beach, Corpus Christi, Texas.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Plaza Courts, North Beach, Corpus Christi, Texas. Postcard by Artvue Post Card Co. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Signal Knob, Strasburg, Virginia.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Signal Knob, Strasburg, Virginia, view with river. Postal markings on front and back, message written in ink on back along with publishing information, and a one cent stamp. Postcard has a copyright of 1926.
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Guild postcards - Stanford University arcade, Cal.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard (sepia tone print) of an arcade (line of arches raised on columns) at Sanford Univerity, California, picture taken in 1847. Postcard published by Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco California. Correspondance written on back in ink, along with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Tenney Memorial Library, Newbury, Vt.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Tenney Memorial Library, Newbury, Vermont. Postcard is partially damaged, and comes from the studio of Eastern Illustrating Co., Belfast, Maine. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Warm Springs Inn, Warm Springs, Virginia.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Warm Springs Inn, Warm Springs, Virginia. Situated in Alleghany Mountains, altitude 2,350 feet. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Washington's home, Mount Vernon, Va.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic glossy print postcard of Washington's Home, Mount Vernon, Va. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - West side, Northfield, Vt.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of the westside of Northfield, Vermont. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild postcards - Wilcox Memorial, Wilcox Park, Westerly, R.I.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Wilcox Memorial, Wilcox Park, Westerly, Rhode Island. Postcard by American Art Post Card Co. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Guild travel postcards - Boone Tavern Hotel of Berea College, Berea, Kentucky.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Black-and-white photographic postcard of Boone Tavern Hotel of Berear College, Berea, Kentucky. Postcard by Artvue Post Card Co. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a onc cent stamp, along with information the hotel.
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Guild travel postcards - Burial Place of Myles Standish, South Duxbury, Mass.
One of seventeen postcards sent to Clara Louise Guild from friends. Hand-colored photographic postcard of the Burial Place of Myles Standish, South Duxbury, Mass. Postcard by H.A. Dickerson and Son, and published by Smith's News Room, printed in Germany. Correspondence on the back in ink, with a one cent stamp.
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Hotel launch.
Black-and-white photograph of the boat launch at the Seminole Hotel (1886-1902)and located on Lake Osceola. The boat in the photograph is the May B. and has Mr. Paige as one of its passengers. Inscription on back of photograph reads:and"Name of boat afterwards changed to 'Fanny Knowles.andand"According to information in the 'Winter Park Scapbook' compiled by Loring A. Chase, the whole statement is incorrect. 'The flagship 'Fanny Knowles' will run on Lakes Osceola, Virginia, and Mizell and her work will be supplemented by the trim little yacht 'Gussie' and 'May B.' p. 254 Nov. 11, 1887 Dorothy Shepherd Smith.and W.F. Paige was the current manager of the Seminole.
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Hotel Seminole, Winter Park, Fla.
Black-and-white photograph of a sidewalk by the Seminole Hotel (1886-1902)and with mother and child. Photograph is a gift of Miss Caroline E. Legg, Alexandria, Va.and 1953.
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Hotel Seminole, Winter Park, Florida.
1884 black-and-white photograph of the Seminole Hotel (1886-1902) veranda, with guests, also shown are horse-drawn vehicles. The Seminole was built in 1885, opened in 1886, and burned in 1902. The photograph is a gift of Miss Caroline E. Legg, Alexandria, Va. 1953.
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Hotel Seminole, Winter Park, Florida.
Black-and-white photograph of boaters on Lake Osceola, with the Seminole Hotel (1886-1902) in the distance. The Seminole Hotel was built in 1885, was officially opened on New Years Night, 1885, and burned to the ground in 1902. The photograph is a gift of Miss Caroline E. Legg, Alexandria, Va., 1953.
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Johnson's Florida.
1863 map of Florida, by A.J. Johnson, published by Johnson and Ward, includes inset map of the Florida Keys. Inscribed in pencil on lower right corner of map: 4 Oc '38 Gift A.J. Hanna. Back of map has attached to it appendix to geographical index numbered page 55.
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Landing near Seminole Hotel, Winter Park, Fla.
Black-and-white photograph of boat dock near the Seminole Hotel (1886-1902). Photograph is a gift of Miss Caroline E. Legg, Alexandria, Va., 1953.
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Loring A. Chase, photographs.
Black-and-white photographs of Loring A. Chase, along with friends and family, late 19th century.
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Macdonald Park in Winter Park, Florida.
Pamphlet for Macdonald Park, Winter Park, Fla. with black-and-white photographs of the park, houses in the park, Lake Maitland, and Winter Park.
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Map and description of C. R. Switzer property in Winter Park, Fla.
C.R. Switzer property map for his land in Orange County (Fla.) along with a letter to C.R. Switzer about the map of his property in Winter Park (Fla.) written July 31, 1895. Map is signed by J.O. Fries Co-surveyor. Map Scale: 1 inch and 132 feet. Hand written text on map describing the layout of the land by the surveyor. (A chain is a unit of measure used by surveyors: 1 chain and 66 feet.)
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Map and plan of Orange City and vicinity, Volusia County, Florida.
Map of Orange City and vicinity, Volusia County, Florida, including the landing at Blue Springs on the Saint John's River. Map was surveyed and drawn by Edward R. Trafford. Map contains city plan and plans for orchards in Blue Springs.
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Map of Florida.
Map of Florida, possibly from 1835, denotes counties, Seminole Indian reserve, and Indian boundary lines. Scale [ca. 1:4,435,200] (W 88 degrees--W 80 degrees/N 32 degrees--N 22 degrees).
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Map of Florida.
William Darby's 1821 map of Florida, includes insets of Mobile Bay (scale 1" to 11 miles), Pensacola Bay (scale 1" to 11 miles), and Espiritu Santo Bay (scale 1" to 12 miles). Map scale 36 x 40 cm.
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Map of Florida.
American atlas 1823 map of Florida by H.S. Tanner, hand colored. Relief shown by hachures. The divisional territories of Florida are demarcated along with land grants and forts. Prime meridians: Washington, D.C. and Greenwich. Map was "Entered according to act of Congress the 20th day of August 1823 by H.S. Tanner "and "Improved to 1825." Includes inset of West part of Florida. Map scale ca. 1:1,126,400
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Map of Fort George Island, Florida.
Map of Fort George Island, Florida by J.C. Sidney Architect and A.M. Sidney, civil engineer. Map denotes local topogrpahy and designates Mayport and Pilot Town. Scale not given.
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Map of Seminole County, Florida.
1925 map of Seminole County (Fla.) showing cities and towns, main roads, railroads, lakes, rivers, and areas of vegetation. Hand drawn additions are also on the map drawn in colored pencil: 1st year red, 2nd year yellow, 3rd year brown. As noted on the map Fred T. William is the C.E. and compiled by Allan H. Stone C.E. and Walter G. Tyler Draftsman. Scale of map: 1 inch and 1 mile.
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Map of "The City of Homes," Winter Park, Florida.
Map of Winter Park (Fla.) termed "The City of Homes. Map contains town statistics and land subdivisions, and lakes. Original scale 1 inch equals 200 feet. Contributors on the map include: E.E. White, Civil Engineer, and drawn B.D. Bastcam (sp?). Compiled by Secretary Publicity Department, Winter Park Chamber of Commerce and printed by Rollins Press.
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Map of the Florida Winter Home and Improvement Companies lands.
Map of the Florida Winter Home and Improvement Companies lands drawn by Whitman and Breck surveyors. Includes inset of Orange Park and Ridgewood vicinity on the Saint John's River. Includes descriptive text: "All colored lots are sold. Those tinted with orange show what lots or parts of the lots sold are set in orange trees or are in the process of being set at this date, September 1, 1883. Inscribed on back of map: gift of Prof. Charles Mendell, 10-3-63.
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Map of the lands of Florida Land and Colonization Co.
Map of Florida denoting in blue land for sale through the Florida Land and Colonization Co., Sanford, Fla. Also contained on the back of the map is information on the lands for sale in various counties.
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Map of the Plant system of railway steamer and steamship lines and connections.
Map of the Plant system of railway steamer and steamship lines and connections, includes inset maps of southern Florida and Cuba. Map is a gift of Mr. John McClellan, March 15, 1978. Map also denotes forts and counties. Attached on the back of the map is the front cover of the map with images of maps, inscribed in pen: gift of Mr. John McClellan, 2 Orchard St., Andover, Mass. 01810.
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Map of the state of Florida.
Map of the state of Florida to accompany the Handbook of Florida, revised to date, engraved by Fisk and Co.and Engravers, New York. Map shows grid, county boundaries, railroads and canals, includes inset map of the United States. Prime meridian: Washington D.C. Map scale [ca. 1:1,457,280].
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Map of the territory of Florida.
Map of territory of Florida, possibly printed in 1834 by Illman and Pilbrow. Map includes the counties of: Escambia, Walton, Jackson, Washington, Franklin, Gadsden, Leon, Jefferson, Madison, Duval, Nassau, St. Johns, Alachua, Mosquito, and Monroe Counties. Prime meridians: Greenwich and Washington.and
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Map of the territory of Florida from its northern boundary to lat. 2730'N, connected with the delta of the Mississippi.
Topographical map of the territory of Florida from its northern boundary to latitude 2730'N, connected with the delta of the Mississippi.and The map was annexed to the report of the Board of Internal Improvement dated February 19th 1829 relating to the canal completed to connect the Atlantic with the Gulf of Mexico, and describing the inland navigation parallel to the coast from the Mississippi to the Bay of Espiritu Santo, and from St. Mary's Harbour to St. Augustine, drawn and compiled by W.H. Swift. Relief shown pictorially, by profile (inset) and soundings. Map contains insets (11)and Entrances to various bays, etc.and scale [1:63,360]and St. Mary's Harbour--St. John's River--St. Augustine--St. Georges Sound (3)and-Ocklockony Bay--Appalachicola Bay--St. Jospeh's Bay--St. Andrew's Sound--Pensacola Bay--St. Rosa--Mobile Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico; scale [1:33,929,200]and Also contains inset of water-levels. Map was compiled under the direction of the Board of Internal Improvement from charts, surveys, and drawings by G. Gaulds, W.T. Poussin, J. Kearney, et al. Map scale [1:696,960]andand
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Map of the town of Winter Park, Orange County, Florida.
Map of Winter Park, Orange County, Florida, includes land development information: lot number, street frontage in feet, number of orange trees that can be planted on each lot, and price, as provided by Chapman and Chase two of the founders and developers of Winter Park.and(http:and/www.wppl.org/wphistory/FoundersBio.htm) Contains inset map of Florida. Layout description as found on the map "The territory represented is 2 1/2 miles from North to South, and the same from East to West embracing 6 sq. miles. Circles are 1/4 mile apart with Winter Park Depot as the centre."
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Map to illustrate conquest of Florida.
Map to illustrate the conquest of Florida, furnished by J.H. Colton. Map also includes: Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee. Map also denotes railroards, indian mounds, and the route taken by Hernando de Soto in his 1539 expedition through Florida. (The New History of Florida pgs 26-28)
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New map of Florida, 1879.
New map of Florida, 1879 issued by the Commissioner of the Bureau of Immigration for Florida. Includes inset plans of government survey, and steamship lines from Europe via New York to Florida. Solid red lines denote chartered railroads, and dashed red lines denote ship lines. Map also contains Florida topography. Map scale 1:2,090,880. Tapped onto the back of the map is the map cover page, which is a graphic print image of Florida marshland with a cornucopia set in the bottom right hand corner. Stated on the cover page is: Florida as it is: Issued by the Commissioner of the Bureau of Immigration for Florida.
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New sectional map of the eastern - southern portion of the state of Florida.
New sectional map of the eastern and southern portion of the state of Florida, issued by the Land Department of the Florida Southern Railway Co. showing the lands owned and offered for sale by said department. Includes inset map of the rail and steamboat routes of the Florida Southern Railway Co. including routes to Georgia and Cuba, as well as an explanation of the sectioning system. Lands for sale are in green. Back of map has information on including: topography, climate, crops, information about towns on the Florida Southern Railway lines, crops, and climate. Florida Prime meridians. Map also includes counties. Greenwich and Washington D.C. Map scale ca. 1:633,600.
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New sectional map of the eastern - southern portion of the state of Florida.
New sectional map of the eastern and southern portion of the state of Florida, issued by the Land Department of the Florida Southern Railway Co. showing the lands owned and offered for sale by said department. Includes inset map of the rail and steamboat routes of the Florida Southern Railway Co. including routes to Georgia and Cuba, as well as an explanation of the sectioning system. Lands for sale are in green. Back of map has information on including: topography, climate, crops, information about towns on the Florida Southern Railway lines, crops, and climate. Florida Prime meridians. Map also includes counties. Greenwich and Washington D.C. Map scale ca. 1:633,600.
