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Articles, brochures and pamphlets containing reproductions of photography by Fisher. Most of the images were shot in Miami and illustrate advertisements and articles for various magazines.

Typescripts, brochures and magazines pertaining to the history of the school from its inception as the Pineknot Camp to the merger with the Everglades School for Girls in 1974. Included are brochures, fund-raising drive files, reports and the original inventory of the Ransom School Library. Most of the papers on the school's history are photocopies from past publications.

Various slides of Miami attractions in 1964. Views and events include: Vizcaya, Parrot Jungle, Miami Seaquarium, Miami Beach Auto Show, Lincoln Road, Miami International Airport (tarmac aerials and Pan Am check-in desk) and International Photographic Exposition.

Mostly visual materials showing views of people, places and commercial activity in Cuba. Photographs, including cabinet cards and cartes-de-viste; ephemera, including advertising cards, tobacco labels, sports cards and postage stamps; postcards; prints; drawings; periodicals; books; maps; and personal and business correspondence.

Primarily photographs of rural and urban scenes of Cuba from the 1920s through the 1970s include: parades and processions, people posing with automobiles, adults and children engaged in work and leisure activites, street scenes, public building and landmarks. Also contains a halftone print of the railway from Regla to Matanzas, a fan from Baptist Health South Florida with an image of El caballero de París.

2011 calendar, titled "Doce Poemas de Miguel Barnet" and illustrated by 15 Cuban artists, celebrates the 70th birthday of poet Miguel Barnet.

Correspondence, school reports, Miami High School yearbooks, the Adirondack-Florida School Christmas letters, club membership directories, photographs, newspaper clippings, Eleventh Judical Circuit grand jury report and other ephemera mostly pertaining to the interests and pursuits of Ralph Munroe and his son, Wirth. Of interest are two letters from an Associate at the American Museum of Natural History asking Ralph to provide data on the capture of a Whale Shark in off the Florida Keys.

Tea Chest correspondence, invoices and guest book. The Tea Chest was a Coconut Grove tea room and gift shop. Material reflects a wide variety of items for the shop, many handcrafted, and includes letters from the United Society of Shakers, Cowan Pottery, and enterprises run by women across the country, as well as invoices from Miami area businesses.

Ralph M. Munroe photographs, 1883-1915: Views reflect Munroe's nautical and family interests.

Waters's papers comprise correspondence, radio addresses, some photographic prints, newspaper clippings, ledger books and ephemera.

Correspondence, radio addresses, clippings, and publications pertain to aviation, Islandia (Elliot Key), political campaigns, and real estate. Aviation series includes Miami All American Air Maneuvers, Naval bases, jetport, proposed airports, and Greater Miami Airport Association. Islandia materials include City of Islandia, Seadade port and refinery, and Biscayne National Monument, now Biscayne National Park.

Artificial collection comprised mostly of proclamations to various individuals for community service.

Framed proclamation in Spanish lauding inter-city cooperation

Prints document early cultural, social, economic, and political life in Miami-Dade County, South Florida and the Caribbean. Topics include Seminole Indians, land development, tourism, and agriculture. Prints pertaining to Jamaica and Cuba (including the Spanish-American War, 1898) make up the bulk of the Caribbean-area grouping. Many items were drawn from American illustrated weekly newspapers including Frank Leslie’s Illustrated, Harper’s Weekly, Illustrated London News, Gleason’s Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion, and Ballou’s Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion.

Historical research, results of preliminary surface water testing, ground water and soil sampling for the Arch Creek Basin. Also includes recommendations for improvement

Artificial collection of posters and broadsides dating back to the 1890s. Includes political campaign and propaganda posters, public service announcements, protest signs and placards, movie posters and oversized business advertisements. Promotional posters give a topical overview of tourism, music, theater and film advertising in South Florida. Political posters include campaign materials and social protest signs that document diverse political viewpoints.

Highlights from the collection include Word War II propaganda posters, Department of Health issued ZIKA outbreak warning announcements, and items collected from protest movements in and around Miami-Dade County, including Anti-Castro protests, protests against BP from the 2010 oil spill, Anti-Trump rallies, 2017 Women’s March, protesting the Musilm ban and 2018 anti-gun violence in schools.

This artificial collection gathers postcards from south Florida and the Caribbean.

Artificial collection, compiled from various sources, of commemorative stamps and envelopes relating to Florida or the Caribbean area. Countries include the U. S. and Caribbean islands.

The POSH, Inc. records consist of sketches, drawings, photographic prints, newspaper clippings, tear sheets and ephemera that document the work of company founder and designer Jay Anderson.

The items are organized by subject: notebooks and binders contain original sketches for the collections, along with fabric swatches and notes pertaining to prices.  Photographic prints and oversized black and white drawings show models in the finished pieces. The newspaper clippings document fashion shows, advertisement pieces, and local and national news items on Anderson and the company.