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Browning Family Collection
Photographs and family records of the Browning family, one of the Scottish families who arrived in Sarasota in 1885 as part of the Ormiston Colony. The collection includes many photographs of the Brownings and their activities in and around Sarasota, as well as drafts and records relating to Alex Browning's memoirs and historical writings.
Ca' d'Zan Historical Marker Refurbishment Project Files, 2005-2010
Records, ephemera, and photographs relating to the refurbishment, relocation, and rededication of the historical marker for Ca' d'Zan at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota. The marker was originally erected by the Daughters of the American Colonists, but the Sarasota County Division of Historical Resources assisted with the logistics of refurbishing, relocating, and rededicating the marker.
Charles and Doris Mays Papers
Charles C. Whitaker Papers
Records relating to the Cayuga fish class sloop owned by Charles Whitaker.
Charles Conrad Papers
This small archival collection contains a documents regarding a ""schedule of real estate"" from ca.1925 and miscellaneous notes about Charles Conrad.
Charles G. Strohmeyer Papers
Small collection of correspondence relating to the career of Charles G. Strohmeyer as Sarasota County Tax Collector in the 1930s.
Charles H. Johnson Papers
This collection contains information on Johnson's business transactions, partnership agreements, acquisition of rights-of-way, abstracts of title, etc. for Manatee and Sarasota counties.
Charles H. Johnson Survey Collection
Land surveys of properties in Sarasota County dating from 1925 to 1960.
Charles R. Lancaster Papers
Records relating to Charles Ringling Lancaster and his wife Alice, including Charles' World War II era ration application, gasoline rations and general correspondence, plus a number of photographs of the Aluria, a yacht formerly known as the Symphonia when it was owned by Charles Ringling. The photos of the Aluria appear to have been given to the Lancasters at some point by Gene Huber (who acquired the Aluria in the 1960s).
Charlie Hagerman Papers
Correspondence of Miss Charlie Hagerman during her career as tax collector for Sarasota County from 1944 to 1975. A small number of photographs and newspaper clippings are also included, as are two receipt books for the Florida Association of County Tax Collectors.
