Marjory's Friends and Peers

Hervey Allen (December 8, 1889  -  December  28, 1949) (William Hervey Allen, Jr.)

Hervey Allen Biographical Data

July 1997, Vol. 2, No. 7 - Nicholas A. Basbanes  An American Rivers Saga

Allen, Hervey, Anthony Adverse,  New York: Farrar and Rinehart, 1933

____, Bedford village.  Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. New York:1944

____, It was like this; two stories of the great war.  New York: Farrar & Rinehart, incorporated 1940

____, Israfel: The Life and Times of Edgar Allan Poe,  New York, Farrar & Rinehart, 1934

____, The city in the dawn. New York: Rinehart, 1950.

____, The forest and the fort. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. 1943

____, Toward the morning.New York Rinehart, 1948.

____, Wampum and old gold. New Haven, Yale University Press, 1921.

Heyward, Dubose and Hervey Allen. Carolina chansons : legends of the low country Reprint of the 1922 ed. published by Macmillan, New York, 1971

Poe, Edgar Allen, The complete tales and poems of Edgar Allan Poe / with an introduction by Hervey Allen, New York : The Modern Library, 1938

David S. Anthony (April 15, 1918 - )

 Professor Emeritus, University of Florida, Gainesville Florida,  1983 to present.

1976 Conservationist of the Year award from Florida Audubon Society

A Guide to the Arthur R. Marshall, Jr. Papers, University of Florida Smathers Libraries

Florida Defenders of the Environment

The Arthur R. Marshall, Jr. Archives, University of Florida Libraries

OCKLAWAHA RIVER RESTORATION

Jorge Arango (November 29, 1916 - October 21, 2007)

Also know as Jorge Arango S, and Jorge Arango-Sanin

 

Credit: Iran Issa - Khan	Credit:  Iran Issa - Khan	Credit: El Espectador
Source: Penelope Arango	Penelope and Jorge Arango Source: Penelope Arango	Le Corbusier, Jorge Arango, Paul Weiner, and Emma Gaitan. 1950 Source: Penelope Arango

AIA MIAMI: The Miami Chapter of the American Institute of Architects

                         "Jorge Arango." The Miami Herald, (October 28, 2007)

Brecher, Elinor, "Renown Architect." The Miami Herald, (October 27, 2007) 5 B.

Dunlap, Beth. "End of an Era." Home Miami. (December, 2007) 114.

Arango, Jorge. Arquitectura en Colombia: arquitectura colonial 1538-1810, arquitectura contemporánea en cinco años 1946-1951,Bogotá, Colombia, Ediciones PROA, 1951

___________. Jorge Arango Architect, Miami, Forida, Arango Group 2005

___________. The urbanization of the earth. Boston, MA. Beacon Press, 1970.

___________. Villa Sofia, London, Athena Press, 2003.

Arango S., Jorge, La Moderna Edad Media, London, Athena Press, 2004.

Arango-Sanin, Jorge. Ecophila: The Future is Waiting. Miami, Minerva Publishing, Co., 2000.

Other articles about and by Jorge Arango

Esther Mae Armbrister (March 22, 1916 - December 21, 1997)

Andrews, Denise, "The Bahamian Influence on the South Florida Shotgun House"

_____________, Ambrister, Ester. Personal Interview by author. April 1997.

Armbrister and Reeves are among 6 named for Spirit of Excellence

Coconut Grove Woman Wins Two Service Awards, The Miami Herald  (June 19, 1983) 27.

Balido, Yolanda."Esther Mae Armbrister, Grove Historian Dies." The Miami Herald (December 23, 1997) 1B

Blanchard, Brian. "'Resettling' Blacks Never Carried Out." The Miami Herald (July 22, 1982) 3.

Cottman, Michael."24 Are  Honored  For  Their  Service to  Community." The Miami Herald (June 14, 1983) 7D.

Dibble, Sandra. "History-Making Lunch Brings Back Memories."  The Miami Herald  Neighbors SE (April  22, 1984) 3.

Dunn, Marvin. "Black Miami in the Twentieth Century". Florida: University of Florida Press, 1997.

Esquivel, Mary Ann, "Black Grove's Champion fighter Pulls No Punches," The Miami Herald  (November 8, 1987) 18.

Labee, William. Black Grove Feature, There Goes the Neighborhood, Maimi New Times  (July 31, 1991)

Tanfani, Joseph. "Grand Avenue Park  Renamed  For Black Grove Civic Activist"  The Miami Herald (March 22, 1992) 8.

_______. "The Grove's Garden of Memory," The Miami Herald (October 17, 1991) 24

Wallace,Richard. A Grove Crusade Saving 1890 House of Black Pioneer. The Miami Herald (August 21, 1993) 1B

George McKim Barley, Jr. (May 29, 1934 - June 23, 1995)

George Barley, 61, Everglades Protector - New York Times

The Everglades Coalition Hall of Fame

Tribute  To George McKim  Barley -- Hon. Peter Deutsch (Extension of Remarks - June 29, 1995) Thomas, Library of Congress.

Roy E. Bazire (January 31 1917- November 22, 1998)

Bazire, Roy E. (1917- 1998) Florida Enviromental Records of Roy E. Bazire. Special Collections Department, University of Iowa Libraries, Iowa City, Iowa.

Environmental Confederation of South West Florida (ECOSWF)

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, Inc.

Anholt, Betty, Gwenda Hiett-Clements, Kristie Seaman Andres, and Erick Lindblad, Sanibel-Capita Conservation Foundation: A Natural Course, Sanibel-Capita Conservation Foundation, 2004.

Jeanne Bellamy-Bills ( November 15, 1911 - March 21, 2004)

Credit : The Florida Memory Project		Credit: Montgomery Botantical Center, Miami Florida.		Credit: The Miami Herald

Society of Woman Geographers, Oral History

3 Herald employees Receive Award for Community Service, The Miami Herald (May 20, 1995) 3D

"A Tribute to Jeanne Bellamy" The Miami Herald (March 24, 2004) 24A

"Miami Lakes Company Earns Award" The Miami Herald (August 25, 2002), Neighbors N.W.

"Sharing History" The Miami Herald (August 24, 2000) 2NC

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980)  89, 119.120, 150.

Bellamy, Jeanne. "Newspapers of America's Last Frontier," Tequesta, 12,1952,  3-18.

Flichtner, Margaria. "Civil Leader, Glades Activist" The Miami Herald (March 23, 2004) 1B

Tasker, Fred. "Honoring Miami's Women of First 68 to be Inducted in to City's Centennial Hall of Fame" The Miami Herald (July 11, 1996) 1F

Charles M. Brookfield (May 10, 1903 -April 30, 1988)

Credit Miami Herald	Credit:Florida Photographic Collection	Credit:Florida Photographic Collection

Brookfield, Charles M. and Oliver Griswold. The Birth of Everglades National Park  The Founding of Everglades National Park (From the book, They All Called it Tropical: True Tales of the Romantic Everglades, Cape Sable, and the Florida Keys. Miami: Historical Association of Southern Florida, 1985.

 

Joe Bartles Browder (1938-

Photo Credit: Patricia Caulfield
Chest deap in Big Cypress Swamp

A Tale of Two Women. Everglades Digital Library  "Joe Browder and Jetport Controversy"

Joe Browder biographical information

Honors, Publications By and About Joe Browder

Friends of Big Cypress National Preserve

Browder, Joe. Eulogy delivered at Marjory's memorial service in Everglades National Park. May 1998.

_________ "The Everglades, the Jetport, and the Future."  Edited by William Ross McCluney, The Enviromental Destruction of South Florida. Miami, University of  Miami Press, 1969. 36-40.

Stafford,Charles. "A Political Animal Who Lives in the Swamp." Floridian Magazine, St. Petersburg Times, (August 22, 1971):21-25.

Stamper, Judith Bauer, General Editor Alex Haley, Save the Everglades, Steck-Vaughn Company, 1993 (4th to 6th grade social studies textbook, "For Joe Browder, Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the Friends of the Everglades, the Florida wetlands are a priceless environmental treasure. When a supersonic jetport is planned for construction in Big Cypress Swamp, both the swamp and the Everglades are threatened.")

Al Burt (Septenber 11, 1927 - November 29, 2008)

Klinkenberg, Jeff. "Regular folks were Florida Journalist Al Burt's Beat."  The St. Petersburg Times (December 7, 2008).

Lebovich, Jenniver and Diana Mosrovitz. "Herald Reporter, columnist once shot by U.S. Marines." The Miami Herald (December 1, 2008) B 1

Ross, Jim. "Distinguished journalist, UF grad Burt dies at 81,"  The Gainesville Sun. (December 1, 2008)

Burt, Al. Al Burt's Florida : snowbirds, sand castles, and self-rising crackers, Gainesville : University Press of Florida, 1997.

______. Becalmed in the mullet latitudes : Al Burt's Florida. Port Salerno, Fla. : Florida Classics Library, 1983.

______."Life in the scrub." Ripple Jeff, and Susan Cerulean Editors. The wild heart of Florida : Florida writers on Florida's wildlands. Gainesville :University Press of Florida, 1999.

______. Tropic of Cracker,  Gainesville : University Press of Florida, 1999.

Diederich, Bernard  and Al Burt. Papa Doc : Haiti and its dictator. Port-au-Prince : Editions H. Deschamps, 1986,1968.

Erhardt, Heinz and Al Burt. Florida, a place in the sun. Richmond : distributed by Dietz Press, c1974.

Archie Fairly Carr  Jr. (June 16, 1909 - May 21,1987)

The Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge - A Refuge for Sea Turtles

Obituary: Archie F. Carr, Jr.

Archie Fairly Carr, Jr. Publications

"Environment - Famous Faces." The Miami Herald. (September 15, 2002) 37.

"Couple Strives for Enviornmental Impact." The Miami Herald. (April 21, 1987), 2B.

Brockman, Belinda. "Archie Carr, UF Prof Who Led Crusade to Save the Sea Turtle." The Miami Herald. (May 22, 1987). 4C.

A Tale of Two Women. Everglades Digital Library

Marjorie Harris Carr - Florida Defenders of the Environment

Records of the Florida Defenders of the Environment 1943-1994 - UF Special and Area Studies Collections

"Couple Strives for Enviornmental Impact." The Miami Herald. (April 21, 1987), 2B.

"First Lady of Preservation." The Miami Herald.(October 14, 1997) 8A.

Barash, Leah. "Marjorie Carr/Jack Kaufmann: Fixing a Broken River." National Wildlife. 30 (October-November 1992) 37-8.

Herrera, Jose Dante Parra. "Marjorie Harris Carr, Lifelong Conservationist." The Miami Herald.87, 316 (Sunday, October 12, 1997) B4.

Macdonald, Margaret F. (Peggy), "Marjorie Harris Carr and the Birth of the Florida Environmental Movement," Judy Haden, editor, Many Floridas:  Women Envisioning Change, Cambridge Scholars Press. (Florida Consortium for Gender and Women's Studies Conference held April, 2006  Tampa, Florida) 2007 (Expected)

 

            Ernest F. Coe (March 21, 1866 - January 1, 1951)

Ernest F. Coe, November 6, 1947.	Ted Smallwood and Ernest F. Coe
Photo by Murnor Studio.	Credit:Florida Photographic Collection
Credit: Historical Museum of Southern Florida, Miami News Collection, image no. 1989-011-19897.

Everglades: Ernest Coe Biography

Everglades Biographies:Ernest Coe

Everglades National Park Information Page

Everglades National Park Commission Papers

Douglas, Marjory Stoneman. "The Forgotten Father." Audubon Magazine (1974)

Craighead, Frank C. Land, mangroves and hurricane Miami, Florida,. Fairchild Tropical Garden, 1964

_______________ "Is Man Destroying South Florida?" Edited by William Ross McCluney, The Enviromental Destruction of South Florida. Miami, University of  Miami Press, 1969. 5-16.

_______________Orchids and other air plants of the Everglades National Park Coral Gables, Fla., Published in cooperation with the Everglades Natural History Association [by the] University of Miami Press, 1963.

_______________ The Trees of South Florida, Coral Gables, Florida, University of Miami Press 1971

Everglades Digital Library

"National Geographic Specials"(1964), 10 February 1970 "Wild Rivers"  Special includes intervews with  Frank Craighead and his sons.

 

Jay Norwood ("Ding") Darling (October 21, 1876 - February 12, 1962)

Credit:"Ding" Darling Foundation
	Credit:"Ding" Darling Foundation
	Wildlife Management, undated

J. N. "Ding" Darling Foundation

J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge

Papers Of Jay Norwood ("Ding") Darling, Special Collections Department
University of Iowa Libraries.

Dr. Junius E. Dovell (August 15, 1911- February 1986)

SOFIA - Junius Elmore Dovell

Dovell, Junius Elmore, A History of the Everglades of Florida, an unpublished manuscript (Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of History
Chapel Hill, 1947)

__________.City-county consolidation: its possibilities in Florida  Gainesville, Public Administration Clearing Service of the University of Florida, 1956

__________, Florida's county government  Gainesville, Public Administration Clearing Service of the University of Florida, 1952

__________,Florida: historic, dramatic, contemporary. New York, Lewis Historical Pub. Co. [1952]

__________, Know your State and local governments in Florida; a brief survey Gainesville, Public Administration Clearing Service of the University of Florida, 1953

__________, Modernizing state constitutions  Gainesville : Public Administration Clearing Service of the University of Florida, 1950

__________, The State Road Department of Florida Gainesville, Public Administration Clearing Service of the University of Florida, 1955

__________, Faris Bryant, David G. Temple. The government and politics of Florida  Gainesville : Florida Book Store, 1957 [i.e. 1963]

__________, Leeila S. Copeland La Florida: its land and people, Austin, Texas, Steck Co. 1957

___________. and Merlin G. Cox, Florida: from secession to space age  St. Petersburg, Fla., Great Outdoors Pub. Co. 1974

___________, David G. Temple and Manning J. Dauer. Florida's proposed constitutional amendments, 1956 Gainesville, Public Administration Clearing Service of the University of Florida, 1956

Nance, Elwood C. editor, and several co-authors including J. E. Dovell  The east coast of Florida.  Delray Beach, Fla., Southern Pub. Co., 1962

David Grandison Fairchild (April 7, 1869 - August 6, 1954)  and Marian Hubbard "Daisy" Bell Fairchild (February  15, 1880 -  September 24, 1962)

Alexander Graham Bell Family Papers

David Fairchild - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Everglades Digital Library

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden History

               Mrs. Marian Bell Fairchild, The Village Post , (October 1962) 3

Fairchild, David. Garden Islands of the Great East. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1943.

_______ The world was my garden. Nw York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1938.

_______ The world grows around my door. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1947.

Wait, Lucita H. Fairchild Tropical Gardens -- The First Ten Years. New York, The Ronald Press Company, 1948.

Zuckerman, Bertram, The Dream Lives on: A History of Fairchild Tropical Garden 1938-1988. Miami, Florida, Banyan Books for Fairchild Tropical Garden, 1988.

__________,The Kampong: The Fairchilds' Tropical Pardise, Kauai, Hawaii and Miami, Florida,National Tropical Botanical Garden and Fairchild Tropical Garden,1993.

Klara Farkas

Credit: Miami Herald		Credit: Klara Farkas, March 1985

Beyond Julia's Daughters 1975-2000. Herstory Committee of the Women's History Coalition of Miami-Dade County, Florida, Inc. 2006

            Farkas, Klara. Ten Women of Coconut Grove, Women's Club of  Coconut Grove (March 2004).

Kohen, Helen. "Fine Library Show Celebrates 50 years of Miami-Made Art."  The Miami Herald (November 3, 1990),4E

O'Day, Billie. "She Is an Artist With a Camera."  The Miami Herald (July 21, 1961),

Tasker, Georgia. "Images of Life"  The Miami Herald. (January 26, 2003), 1K

Dante B. Fascell Papers - Special Collections. University Libraries. University of Miami.

FASCELL, Dante Bruno - Biographical Information

Fiedler, Tom and Martin Merzer, "Local Legend dies of Cancer," The Miami Herald (Monday, November 30, 1998): 1A,6A.

Lantigua, John. "He Made Dade." Miami New Times (August 20-28, 1998): 24-26, 29, 31, 33, 35.

 

Henry Field  (December 15, 1902 -  January 4, 1986)

		Credit: Juliana Field	Source: The Village Post - 1974
Photo courtesy of The Field Museum, CSGN55549		Henry Field and Marjory Stoneman Douglas	Dr. Henry Field, Luis Zalamea, Julia Allen Field

Henry Field Papers, Special Collections. University Libraries. University of Miami.

Historical Collections: The Photography Department at The Field Museum

Peabody Museum Collections Online- Browse  As: Exhibit; Field Photography; Marsh Arabs of Iraq

AUB Bulletin Today - June 2004   “Field” Photography: Anthropometry of the Marsh Arabs of Iraq, 1934

Paradise Lost? Measuring the Other, Harvard Magazine ( January-February, 2005) and Reed, Christopher, Paradise Lost? Harvard Magazine  (January-February, 2005)

Biography Index. A cumulative index to biographical material in books and magazines. Volume 14: September, 1984-August, 1986. New York: H.W. Wilson Co., 1986.

Biography Index. A cumulative index to biographical material in books and magazines. Volume 15: September, 1986-August, 1988. New York: H.W. Wilson Co., 1988.

Current Biography Yearbook. 1986 edition. New York: H.W. Wilson Co., 1987: 632.

Who Was Who in America. Volume 9, 1985-1989. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1989.

Henry Field. Washington Post. (January 8, 1986)

Henry Field, Anthropologist Who Aided Presidents, Dies, The New York Times (Tuesday, January 7, 1986) Late City Final Edition, Section D, Page 21

Renowned Anthropologist Henry Field is Dead at 83, The Miami Herald, (January 5, 1986) 1B

Coughlin, William P. "Anthropologist Henry Field, 83, Found Mankind's Oldest Wheel", Boston Globe (January 6, 1986),23.

Heise, Kenan. "Memorial  Service  For  Harry Field, World-Renowned Explorer And  Author", Chicago Tribune (Jan 9, 1986), 12.

Short list of Dr. Fields Publications based on   Biography Resource Center -- Narrative Biography Display and other sources.

 

Julia Allen Field (January 5, 1927-  )

Credit: Karla Farkas Source: Juliana Field	Credit: © Ray Fisher Source :The Village Post  - 1969	Credit: © Ray Fisher Source: The Village Post -1969	Credit: Karla Farkas Source :The Village Post - 1974
			Julia Allen Field and   R. Buckminster Fuller

Frances Loeb Library: Special Collections  Julia Allen Field: The Amazonia 2000 Collection

"Postscript," The Village Post  15,8 (August - September 1969) 3.

Who's Who in America. 55th Edition, Vol. 1 A-K, 2000. 1626

Field, Julia Allen. The Human Zoo, The Village Post 15,8 (August-September 1969) 9-11.

Jessie Freeling   (December 17, 1931 - October 6, 1981)

A Guide to the Arthur R. Marshall, Jr. Papers, University of Florida Smathers Libraries

The Arthur R. Marshall, Jr. Archives, University of Florida Libraries

Our Preserves - Floraglades Foundation

Pardu, Leonard, Jessie Freeling, Lonard J. Greenfield, Patrick T. Gannon, Who Knows the Rain? Coconut Grove, Friends of the Evergaldes, 1982.

Parks, Arva Moore, Gregory W. Bush and Laura Pincus. Miami, the American Crossroad. The institute for public history, University of Maim, Coral Gables, Florida and Sim & Schuster Custom Publishing, 1996. 152.

Thelma Vernell Anderson Gibson (December 17, 1926 - )

Coconut Grove face-lift isn't grand to all   by Andrea Robinson, The Miami Herald, (September 16, 2005)

History Makers  - Thelma Gibson Biography

The House Thelma Built

Beyond Julia's Daughters: Women in Miami-Dade History (Herstory) 1975-2000, Herstory Committee of the Women's History Coalition, 2006.Thelma Vernell Anderson Gibson, np.

In the Company of Women. Inspirational Portraits of Dade County Award Winners. The First Six Years. 1989-1994. Miami, FL: MetroDade County Parks and Recreation Department, 1994. 84.

Gibson, Thelma. Forbearance, Thelma Vernell Anderson Gibson, the life Story of A Cocoanut Grove Native. Homestead, FL. : Helena Enterprises, 2000

Parks, Arva Moore, and Gregory W. Bush and Laura Pincus. Miami, the American Crossroad. The institute for public history, University of Maim, Coral Gables, Florida and Sim & Schuster Custom Publishing, 1996. 130.

Voboril, Mary, "South Florida Women to be honored Friday." The Miami Herald, Thursday, March 25, 1993, 5 B.

Reverend Canon Theodore Roosevelt Gibson   ( April 24, 1915 - September 1982)

Source: Florida Photographic Collection in Florida Photographic Collection		Source: Mrs. Gibson's  Photo Collection

Along Freedom’s Road: Ruth Willis Perry and the Discourse of Civil Rights, Adam F. Cray, Florida State University (Arts & Sciences - History)  Year 2005 Article 71

The Church Awakens: Civil Rights and the Search for Justice

Making the Case for Historic Preservation in the Village West, Coconut Grove, Florida Molly Cummins ’06, Historic Preservation Law, Professor Wenger, May 13, 2005

Browning, Michael, "Tears, Smiles Express "Goodby" to Gibson,"The Miami Herald, (September 24, 1982) 2.

Whited, Charles, "Lonley Stand Proved Mettle  of  Rev. Gibson," The Miami Herald, (September 22, 1982) 2.

Zaldivar, R. A.  "A Prince Has Fallen--Rev. Gibson Dies," The Miami Herald, (September 21, 1982) 3.

Zonk, Carita Swanson. Theodore R. Gibson : priest, prophet and politician : positive, practical, pragmatic. Miami, FL.: Little River Press, 1997. Bibliography

Edith Wright Gifford (1861? -1921/2?)  and John Clayton Gifford (1870 - 1949)

                Everglades Biographies:  John Clayton Gifford.

Dieterich, Emily Perry, "Birds of a Feather:The Coconut Grove Audubon Society,1915-1917," Tequesta, 45, 1985, 5-27.

Troetschel, Henry, Jr.,  "John Clayton Gifford: An appreciation,"  Tequesta, 10, 1950, 35-47

Vance, Linda, D. "The Park before the park," The Everglades Magazine, 1976

Gifford, John C. Billy Bowlegs and the Seminole war, with notes and comments, Coconut Grove, Fla., The Triangle Company, c1925.

________________. "Five Plants Essential to the Indians and Early Settlers of Florida ". Tequesta, 4, 1944, 36-44.

________________. Florida Trees.  For the forestry department of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs. Coconut Grove, c1909 or The Federation, 1909. St. Augustine, Fla. : Record Co.

________________. The forestry conditions and sylvicultural prospects of the coastal plain of New Jersey : with remarks in reference to other regions. Munich : Kastner and Lassen, 1899.

____________,  ... Living by the land; conservation, with special reference to proper use of the land. Florida, the southern United States and the Caribbean region: a discussion of the conservational and farming methods best suited to their particular needs. Coral Gables, Fla., Glade House, c1945.

_____________, On Preserving Troplical Florida. Coral Gables, University of Miami Press, 1972.

_____________, Patrick Matthew, The Forester, Author Of Naval Timber And Arboriculture, In Which He Propounded The Theory Of Evelution In The Year 1831. Washington, 1924.

_____________. Practical forestry for beginners in forestry, agricultural students, woodland owners, and others desiring a general knowledge of the nature of the art, New York, D. Appleton and company, 1902.

____________."Some Reflections on the South Florida of Long Ago," Tequsta. 6, 1946,  38-43.

_____________. The tropical subsistence homestead; diversified tree crops in forest formation for the Antillean area. New York, Boston, Books Inc.; Coral Gables, Fla., The University book store, University of Miami, c1934.

___________. Ten trustworthy tropical Trees. Emmaus, Pa., Organic gardening c1946

___________. The Everglades and other essays relating to southern Florida, Miami, Fla., Everglade Land Sales Co. c1912; Kansas City, Mo., Everglade Land Sales Co. c1911.

_____________, The reclamation of the Everglades with trees, New York, Boston : Books Inc.; Coral Gables, Fla. : The University of Miami, c1935.

___________. The rehabilitation of the Floridan Keys, New York, Boston, Books, Inc.; Coral Gables, Fla., The University of Miami, c1934.

Heinemann, Sue. Timelines of American Women's History, New York, NY : Berkley Pub. Group, 1996. 148

McCarthy, Kevin. M. The Book Lover's Guide to Florida. Pineapple Press, Sarasota, Fl. 1992,    

Tasker, Georgia, "Women's Club archives reveal early S. Florida", The Miami Herald, Sunday, May 13, 2007.

May Mann Jennings - Top 50 Most Important Floridians of the 20th Century

May Mann Jennings Papers - UF  Special and Area Studies Collections

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980) 41,55.

Marks, Henry S. Who Was Who in Florida. Huntsville, Alabama, The Strode Publishers 1973.142

Vance, Linda D. May Mann Jennings, Florida's Genteel Activist.Gainesville, Florida, University of Florida Press, 1985.

Weatherford, Doris (Editor). A History of Women in the United States. State-by-state reference. Four volumes.  Danbury, CT:

Willie  James "Will Johnson" Johnson  (May 8 1952 - March 2, 2008)

Smiley, David. "Aid to the commissioner also was a tireless activist."  The Miami Herald (Friday, March 7, 2008) 5B.

Johnson, Will. "Infuse of Money could destroy Groveites' identity." The Miami Herald  (May 22, 2005) 4 GR

__________. "Development threatens Grand Ave. renters." The Miami Herald  Neighbors  ( June 26, 2005) 6 GR

__________. "Grand Avenue concerns adddress."   The Miami Herald Neighbors  ( July 24, 2005) 15 GR

__________. "Post Office woes set to be fixed." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( November 20, 2005) 4GR

__________. "Pool closed for summer to complete renovations."  The Miami Herald Neighbors ( March 26, 2006) 6GR.

__________.  "Joining forces to save the 'West Grove.'"  The Miami Herald Neighbors (April 23, 2006) 8GR.

__________. "Homeowners groups unite." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( May 21, 2006) 6GR.

__________. "Homeowners association vows results in '07." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( January 21, 2007) 4 GR.

__________. "Let's act now to preserve our neighborhood," The Miami Herald Neighbors (April 1, 2007) 6GR.

__________. "Speak up for more afforable housing," The Miami Herald Neighbors ( April 29, 2007) 6GR.

__________. "New leader 'excited about taking the helm,'" The Miami Herald Neighbors ( May 27, 2007) 8GR.

__________. "Six forever etched in Wall/Walk of Fame."The Miami Herald Neighbors ( June 24, 2007) 6 GR.

__________. "Coconut Grove/Village West::Voters get tax options in '08." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( July 22, 2007) 10 GS.

__________. "Coconut Grove/Village West: Senator vowls to help Grove, Gables." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( August 23, 2007) 2 GS.

__________. "Coconut Grove/Village West: Visit with lawmaker wasn't exactly educational." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( September 23, 2007) 12 GS.

__________. "Neighborhood servey shows plenty of changes." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( October 21, 2007) 38 GR.

__________. " Village West group cranks up political agenda." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( November 26, 2007) 39 GR.

__________. "New Year brings new community goals." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( December 23, 2007) 6 GR.

__________. "We must preserve Village West's character." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( January 27, 2008) 10 GR.

__________. "SOS: St. Alban's calling for a champion." The Miami Herald Neighbors ( February 24, 2008) 8 GR.

John C."Johnny" Jones (1932-)  And Mariana Beebe Jones

	Credit: The Arthur R. Marshall Foundation	Arthur R. Marshall Jr. and Johnny Jones
		Credit:Florida Photographic Collection

Arthur R Marshall Foundation Everglades Restoration

Florida Wildlife Federation

John C. and Mariana Jones/Hungryland  Forida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Recreation Area

The Everglades Coalition  Hall of Fame

Hannah Kahn (June 30, 1911 - January 14, 1988)

Kahn, Hannah. "Eve's Daughter,"  Hurricane House Publishers, Inc. Coconut Grove Florida, 1963

___________. "Time, Wait." A University of Central Florida Book, University Press of Florida, Orlando, 1983.

Kahn, Hannah (1911-1988). Hannah Kahn Papers Special Collections, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida.

                      "Area Talent Creates an  'Extravaganza"  The Miami Herald (June 25, 1982) 1D

                            "Editoral Cartoonist of Herald Honored by Fredom Foundation," The Miami Herald (February 16, 1954) 10B

                            "Poet Adds to Laurels" (June 8, 1969)

                           "Tropic Writer Blais Honored  For  Reporting," The Miami Herald ( December 2, 1983) 2 A

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980) 86.

Applegate, Roberta, "A Lot of People Have Shapped Our Lives," The Miami Herald (December 27, 1962)

Blias, Madeleine, "The Poet  And  The  Birthday Girl" The Miami Herald,   Tropic Magazine  (May 8, 1983) 12

Brockman, Belina. "Poet  Hannah Kahn, Considered One Of State's Finest," The Miami Herald  (January 16, 1988) 3D

Garcia, Maria C., "The're Poets and They Know It. "  The Miami Herald  (November 19, 1982) 1 E.

Hall, Kevin, "The  Genes Of  The  Gods,"   The Miami Herald, Tropic Magazine  (April 8, 1983) 4

Roby, Katheryn, "Eve's Daughter...."   The Village Post (January, 1964)

Shaw, Fred.  "O'Hara Fine But...,"  The Miami News (Sunday , June 9, 1963)

Washburn, Beatrice, "Meet New Poetry Critic," The Miami Herald (April 27, 1958)

A Tale of Two Women. Everglades Digital Library.  Interview with Jack Kaufman: journalist, member of the Florida Defenders of the Environment and UF Zoology professor.  Kaufman joined the Florida Defenders of the Environment in 1970 with Marjorie Carr.

Florida Defenders of the Environment

Robert L. Kelley  (March 20, 1937 -  July 15, 2006)

Kelly, Robert, "John James Audubon (1785- 1851),"  Tropical Audubon Bulletin (April 1983) 1, 2.

Elias E. Lopez "Math professor was avid preservationist" The Miami Herald, (Sunday July 16, 2006)

Joe Bartles Browder  on Robert L.Kelly

Larue, "Sunny" Storm. The Miami Herald, February 21, 2006.

Yvonne Marjorie McDonald  (April 23, 1951 - October 14, 2008)

Cavanaugh, Joanne. "Construction to begin on single-family homes in Grove." The Miami Herald, September 26, 1993.

_______________.. "After many delays, Grove homes near completion." The Miami Herald, May 8, 1994.

Hancock, David."W. Grove residents fear civil unrest."  The Miami Herald, April 15, 1993.

Due, Tananarive. "Activists for life a powerful play based on Delany Sister's best-selling memoirl spurs recognition of local African-American women working for change."  The Miami Herald, December 2, 1997.

Goldfarb, Carl. "Neighbors oppose play for Grove townhomes." The Miami Herald, April 25, 1991.

Herald Staff, "70 Honored for  service to community. The Miami Herald, November 11, 1993.

_________, "Honorees."  The Miami Herald, December 3, 1997.

_________, "Seven Journalists, Activists Saulted." The Miami Herald, April 30, 1995.

Morales, Laura L. "Grove Group has first Black History event." The Miami Herald, March 6, 2005.

_____________. "Village Council reinvigorated, ready to work."  The Miami Herald, November 20, 2005.

Smiley, David."Beneath our Wings," The Miami Herald, October 2, 2008.

__________. "Coconut Grove: West Grove looks to block McMansions - Residents of Coconut Grove's Village West met Monday with develpment experts to discuss how to stop the area's spreading gentrification." The Miami Herald, April 5, 2007.

__________. "Grove activist looked to the future." The Miami Herald,  October 19, 2008.

__________. "Village Council loses 2nd leader." The Miami Herald, December 10, 2006.

Tanfani, Joseph. Food Store sparks ire in W. Grove. The Miami Herald, April 23, 1992.

____________."Groove Activists 'distraught' over delays in new housing. The Miami Herald, August 16, 1992.

____________. "Grove independence sought. The Miami Herald,  July 26, 1991.

____________. "Grove project overcomes opposition." The Miami Herald, May 26, 1991.

____________. "Grove residents to rally against drugs." The Miami Herald, July 25, 1991.

Flora  MacFarlane  (   - April 20, 1920)1920)

Source: Historical Museum of Southern Florida
Credit: Ralph Munroe Collection
Count James L. Nugent and Flora McFarland, Coconut Grove, Florida, 1890

            The Women's Club of Coconut Grove

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980)  33-34.

Blanchard, Brian. "Board oks plans for historic home, school." The Miami Herald, Thursday, December 16, 1982.

Cicero, Linda. "Cuisine: Florida food and other cooking. The Miami Herald, Sunday, November 22, 1987. 6F.

Coulombe, Deborah A. and Herbert L. Hiller. Season of Innocense, Coconut Grove, The Pickering Press, 1988.

Fichtner, Margaria. "The Winter of woman's Club after a century of nurting," The Miami Herald, Saturday, February 23, 1991, 1E.

Hernandez, Evelyn, "Ladies of the Club servive modern era." The Miami Herald, Monday, February 17, 1986. 1C.

Kent, Gertrude M.,  "The Coconut Grove School,"  Teqesta, 31 (1971) 3-17.

McFarland, Beverly. "The Grand Tour," The Mi \\\\\\\\ami Herald, Sunday, December 16, 1984.12.

Moss, Bea. "The Little Church in the Grove." The Miami Herald, Monday, December 2, 1985.1C.

Morales, Laura. "Preserving Tradition", The Miami Herald, Sunday, January, 18, 2009, 6GS

Munroe, Mary Barr, "Pioneer Women of Dade County."  Tequesta, 1943. 49-56

Parks, Arva Moore, and Gregory W. Bush and Laura Pincus. Miami, the American Crossroad. The institute for public history, University of Maim, Coral Gables, Florida and Sim & Schuster Custom Publishing, 1996. 23.

Tasker, Fred, "Honoring Miami's Women of first  68 to be inducted into city's Centennial Hall of Fame." The Miami Herald, Thursday, July 11, 1996.1F.

Tasker, Georgia, "Women's Club archives reveal early S. Florida," The Miami Herald, Sunday, May 13, 2007.

Tomb, Jeffrey. "Black Gables wins historic designation." The Miami Herald, Friday, February 3, 1995.1B.

Savage, Charles, "Group Working to preserve Black Gables," The Miami Herald, Thursday, May 11, 2000, 2E.

Agreement for purchase of Collier County land by Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Marion Manley, December 17, 1924 American Memory from the Library of Congress

Inventory of the Marion Manley Architectural Drawings and Papers Research Center Historical Museum of Southern Florida

Images of the School of Architecture, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, by Marion Manley

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hankins, Jr. Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida." Florida architecture (1942) 32.

"University of Miami.... first unite of all-modern educational plant." Architectural forum 89 (July 1948) 76-82

"Modern College: Miami's new buildings set new campus style," Life (December 27, 1948) 72-73

"Miami University adds two more building groups to its brand-new and growing campus," Architectural forum 90 (June 1949) 70-75.

"A new architecture for tropical Florida: how to be comfortable (summer and winter) despite heat, glare, rain, rot, hurricanes and bugs." Architectural forum 94 (February 1951) 131-139.

"Ring Theater, Miami Florida," Progresive architecture  34 (August, 1953) 114-117.

"Second Story on Stilts...: (House in Coconut Grove, Fla) House & Home  4 (August 1953) 86-91

"Marion I. Manley, 90, Nationally Known Architect," The Miami Herald, February 20, 1984.

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980)  54-55, 68, 100.

Parks, Arva Moore, The pathway to greatness. Miami, Arva More Parks, 47.

Tasker, Fred.  Honoring Miami's Women of the First  68 to be Inducted into the Cities's Centennial Hall of Fame. The Miami Herald (July 11, 1996),1F

A Guide to the Arthur R. Marshall, Jr. Papers, University of Florida Smathers Libraries

The Arthur R. Marshall, Jr. Archives, University of Florida Libraries

Arthur R Marshall Foundation Everglades Restoration

"Art Marshall's Legacy,"  The Miami Herald (February, 23, 1985) 26A

Burt, Al."Everglades protector dies of cancer." The Miami Herald.(February 20,1985): 1A, 14A.

Marshall, Arthur R. "The Future of south Florida's Salt and Freshwater Resources." Edited by William Ross McCluney, The Enviromental Destruction of South Florida. Miami, University of  Miami Press, 1969. 17-24.

Arsenio Milian

Advisory Board  | University of Miami

Arsenio Milian

Citizens for A Better South Florida, Inc.

Miami River Commission

                "Hero of the Enviornment."  The Miami Herald  (March 25, 1991) 10 A

                Where We're Going - Environment,"  The Miami Herald (January 1, 2000) 33K 

Tomb, Geoffrey.  "Thinking naturally to save Virginia Key  \  Group Pushes Birding Tours."  The Miami Herald  (January 22, 1998) 1B

Wallace, Richard.  "Conference Calls for Ecological Action,"  The Miami Herald (March 2, 1991) 3D

___________. "Latins Recruited in Battle to Save the Environment." The Miami Herald  (July 24, 1990) 1B

Colonel Robert Heister Montgomery ( 1872  - May 2, 1953)  and Eleanor Elizabeth  “Nell” Foster  Montgomery  Jennings (February 23, 1905 - June 4, 1990)

Montgomery's History

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Archives - Description of Collections

Obituary, The Miami Herald May 3, 1953.

"Remembeing Nell Jennings", Fairchild Tropical Garden Bulletin, October 1990, 7-15.

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980) 47.

Branch, Karen, "Nell Jennings, Force behind Fairchild Garden, dies," The Miami Herald (June 5, 1990): 1B

Zuckerman, Bertram, The Kampong: The Fairchilds' Tropical Pardise, Kauai, Hawaii and Miami, Florida, National Tropical Botanical Garden and Fairchild Tropical Garden,1993.

_________,The Montgomery Story,  Miami, Montgomery Foundation, 1997.

Helen Lennahan  Muir (February 9, 1911—February 13, 2006 )   

	Credit: Muir Family
	Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Helen Muir and Alice Wainwright.

Helen Muir Florida Hall of Fame    

 University Of  Miami Libraries - Special Collections

Library System Announces the Passing of Library Advisory Board Chair Emeritus Helen Muir  2006

Muir, Helen. Baby Grace sees the cow : a memoir.The Prologue Society, 2004.

_____.“Hurricanes, renewal are S.Florida reality.”The Miami Herald.(Monday, September 7, 1992): 6C.

_____ Frost in Florida : a memoir,  Miami, Valiant Press, 1995.

_____. Miami USA. New York, Henry Holt and Company, 1953. 

_____. Miami USA. Coconut Grove, Hurricane House Publishers, Inc.,1963. 

_____. Miami USA., Miami, The Pickering Press, 1953. Second Edition 1990.

_____The Biltmore : Beacon for Miami, Miami,  The Pickering Press, 1987.

In the Company of Women. Inspirational Portraits of Dade County Award Winners. The First Six Years. 1989-1994. Miami, FL: MetroDade County Parks and Recreation Department, 1994. 29.

"Author Honored by State Geographer Society" The Miami Herald ( December 10, 2000): 51E

"The Library and Mrs. Muir,"  The Village Post 19, 8 (May 31, 1953) 3.

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980)36, 79,111.

Fichtner, Margaria. "The Rest of the Story of Helen Muir Updates Miami U.S. A., Her chronicle of the City and Talks about her own coming of age." The Miami Herald (June 6, 1990):1D

Martin, Lydia. "Grove Activist Back Board But Call Secesion Unlikely," The Miami Herald (September 3, 1991):1B

Menendez, Ana. "Muir chronicled Miami's soul with compassion", The Miami Herald (February 22, 2006):1B.

Parks, Arva Moore, Gregory W. Bush and Laura Pincus. Miami, the American Crossroad. The institute for public history, University of Maim, Coral Gables, Florida and Sim & Schuster Custom Publishing, 1996. 204.133.

Rabin, Charles. "Residents Fight  Changes near Robert Frost Home." The Miami Herald (October  22, 1997):Neighbors: 4

Tasker, Fred. "Honoring Miami's Women of First: 68 to be inducted into City's Centennial Hall of Fame." The Miami Herald (July 11, 1996):1F

Tasker, Georgia. "From Sawgrass to City Hall, These Women Toughed It Out." The Miami Herald .(June 3, 1979): 1G, 6G.

_______. "Grove Writer Helen Muir dies at 95", The Miami Herald (February 14, 2006):1B.

Tomb, Geffory. "Memories of Frost Remain with Friend." The Miami Herald (April, 1, 1995):1B

Wooldridge, Jane. "Helen Muir: A Champion of Books and Libraries," The Miami Herald (October 18, 1988):1C

William Whalley Muir (April 28, 1900 - April 28, 1980)

Douglas, Marjory Stoneman and William W. Muir. Storm Warnings. Miami

Wyle, Philip and William W. Muir. The army way; a thousand pointers for new soldiers collected from officers and men of the U. S. army. New York, Toronto, Farrar & Rinehart,Inc.1940

Mary Barr Munroe ( 1852 - 1922) and Kirk Munroe (1850 - 1930)

Archives: State University of Florida; Credit: Historical Museum of  Southern Florida, Ralph Munore Collection		Source: Flordia Memory: State Archives of Flordia	Source: Historical Museum of  Southern Florida
Source: Ralph Munroe 1851-1933		Residents of Coconut Grove	Credit: Ralph Munroe Collection
Mary Barr Munroe standing by a lime tree, about 1890.		Back row (L-R): Mrs. Thomas Monroe, Miss Flora  McFarlane, Mrs. Kirk Munroe (who always turned her face from the camera), Edward A. Hine, Mrs. Thomas A. Hine. Middle (L-R): Dr. Tiger, Ralph M. Munroe, Mrs. E. P. Brown, Miss Brown, Charles E. Stowe, Thomas A. Hine, Count James L.Nugent, E. P. Brown. Bottom (L-R): Kirk Munroe, Count Jean D'Hedouville, Alfred Munroe. 1886 or 1887	Kirk Munroe and two boys (Coconut Grove : Miami, Fla.), ca. 1890.

                 Bibliography - Mary Barr Munroe

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Monroe, Kirk, edited by Irving A. Leonard. "A Lost "Psyche": Kirk Munroe's Log of a 1,600 Mile Canoe Cruise in Florida Waters, 1881-1882," Tequesta, 28, 1968, 63-89.

Munroe, Kirk , Papers of Kirk Munroe, 1850-1940. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress ; New York, N.Y. : Eastman Kodak Co. for Recordak Corporation, 1975.

Munroe, Mary Barr, "Pioneer Women of Dade County."  Tequesta, 3, 1943. 49-56

_______________, Introduced by Arva Moore Parks.  "The Seminole Women of Florida." Tequesta, 41,1981, 23- 32

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980)  32, 34.

Blanchard, Brian."She plucked egret plume in protest."  Neighbors, The Miami Herald, October, 7, 1982, 3.

Burnett, Gene M. Florida's Past Vol 1  People and Events That Shaped the State. Sarasota, Fl. Pineapple Press, Inc.1996

Coulombe, Deborah A. and Herbert L. Hiller. Season of Innocense, Coconut Grove, The Pickering Press, 1988.

Dieterich, Emily Perry, "Birds of a Feather:The Coconut Grove Audubon Society,1915-1917," Tequesta, 45, 1985, 5-27.

Leonard, Irving, The Florida adventures of Kirk Munroe : narrative and biographical. Chuluota, Fla. : Mickler House, c1975.

Parks, Arva Moore, and Gregory W. Bush and Laura Pincus. Miami, the American Crossroad. The institute for public history, University of Maim, Coral Gables, Florida and Sim & Schuster Custom Publishing, 1996. 20, 22

McCarthy, Kevin. M. The Book Lover's Guide to Florida. Pineapple Press, Sarasota, Fl. 1992,    

Tasker, Fred, "Honoring Miami's Women of first  68 to be inducted into city's Centennial Hall of Fame." The Miami Herald, Thursday, July 11, 1996.1F.

Tasker, Georgia, "Women's Club archives reveal early S. Florida", The Miami Herald, Sunday, May 13, 2007.

Vance, Linda, D. "The Park before the park," The Everglades Magazine, 1976

Jessie Wirth Munroe ( July 13, 1875 - 1940)  and Ralph Middleton Munroe (April, 3 1851- August 20, 1933)

 

Source: Historical Museum of  Southern Florida	Source: State Library and Archives of Florida, acquired in 1973.	Source: Historical Museum of  Southern Florida
Credit: Ralph Munroe Collection	Barnacle, Coconut Grove home of Ralph M. Munroe and Jessie Wirth Munroe	Credit: Ralph Munroe Collection
Ralph Middleton Munroe ca. 1890		Jessie Wirth Munroe, ca. 1895

 The Barnacle Historic State Park

Everglades Biographies Ralph Middleton Monroe

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980)  51.

Coulombe, Deborah A. and Herbert L. Hiller. Season of Innocense, Coconut Grove, The Pickering Press, 1988.

Munroe, Ralph Middleton and Vincent Gilpin. The Commodore's Story. Miami, Florida,The Historical association of  Southern Florida, 1985

Parks, Arva Moore. The forgotten frontier, Miami, Centennial Press, 1977.

____, and Gregory W. Bush and Laura Pincus. Miami, the American Crossroad. The institute for public history, University of Maim, Coral Gables, Florida and Sim & Schuster Custom Publishing, 1996. 18.

Oscar T. "Bud" Owre (October 10, 1917 - August 09, 1990)

Florida Ornithological Society

IN MEMORIAM: OSCAR T. OWRE, 1917-1990 ast

News and Notes University of Miami

Owre, Oscar T. Adaptations for locomotion and feeding in the anhinga and the double-crested cormorant. Battle Creek, Mich. American Ornithologists Union (1967)

Katherine "Kay" French Pancoast (November 9, 1900 -  April 12, 1993) and Martha "Marty" Pancost Grafton.

Source: Burdines Department Store/Martha Grafton	Kay Pancoast and Martha "Marty" Pancoast  Grafton	Untitled Late 1960's
	Source: Martha "Marty" Pancoast  Grafton	Source: Martin Fine, Fine Jacobs/Martha Grafton

            The Coral Gables Mural. Margaret M. Beaton Room. Ceramics artist Kay Pancoast.

                        "Five Tiles Dedicated." The Evening Times-Glove, Saint John, N. B (Monday, August 29 1977).

            "Official Unveiling Saturday Centre Adds Impressive Lord Nelson Tiles." Island News, The Guardian, Charlottetown, (Thursday, August 25, 1977)

                        The Lord Nelson Tiles. Confederation Center of the Arts, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Art Gallery & Museum Musee des Beaurx Arts. August 27, 1977.

                        "The Lord Nelson Tiles to be Unveiled Today." Journal-Pioneer, Summerside (Saturday Afternoon, August 27^th, 1977)

                         "Time Consuming."  The Miami Herald (Sunday, October 25, 1964) 8G

             Time, Place & Tile.1998 Association of Italian Ceramic Tile Refactories Manufactures (D Grosser and Associates, Ltd., New York)

                        "When an Amateur becomes a Professional." House Beautiful, February 1961. 123-124, 141-142

             Who's Who of American Women. First edition, 1958-1959. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1958. (WhoAmW 1)

            Who's Who of American Women. Second edition, 1961-1962. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1961. (WhoAmW 2)

            Woman With Style, Burdines Report,  Fall 1983 24-25

Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980) -- Kay -52, 65, 72, 74,92, 95, 103, 111. Martha - 10, 74, 111, 141.

Applegate, Roberta."Kay Pancoast Tiles, Well-Suited to Modern Home, Make a Big Hit in Northern Decorating Shops." The Miami Herald (No Date)

Bohne, Grace Wing. Places are set for Arango’s First Design Contest. The Miami Herald (Sunday, February 12, 1978) 18G

Fichtner, Margaria. "The World of  Tiles is not Flat at All." The Miami Herald (no date)

Gehrke, Donna.  "Miami pioneer, ceramic artist Kay Pancoast  dies." The Miami Herald  (Wednesday, April 14, 1993)1 B,   4 B

Ingle, Martha. "Theta Sigma Phi Honors Community Headliners."  The Miami Herald (Sunday, April 21, 1968) 20 G. 

Kelly, Bella   A Pocketful of Talents The Miami News, (No Date)

Kleinberg, Howard. "Pioneer spirit grew from roots of the sausage tree." The Miami Herald (May 25, 1999) 

Lang, Ramond. "Kay Pancoast Races Time to Complete Clock."  The Coral Gables Times (Thursday, October 29, 1964) 18

McCloskey, Mark and Commander Thomas H. Rickman, Jr. USNR. Professional Study of the Serviceman’s Pier, Branches and Branch Services. April 15, 1942 --- December 1, 1945.  

Merzer, Martin  "How the war years touched South Florida."  The Miami Herald (December 31, 1991) 9PH

Muir, Helen. Lively Arts: Ceramics, Murials Win Kay Fame. The Miami News (No Date)

__________."Today's Women. Mrs. Russell T. Pancoast."  No Publication name or date.

Murphy, Kay.  For The Grove House Members:  Series Include Talks on Art, Architecture, Interior Design. The Miami Herald  (Sunday November 6, 1966) 8G

_________. "Room to Improve -- Even at the Top." The Miami Herald  ( February 24, 1967) 1C

Savage, Peg. Tile for Highlights . Tropical Living (November, 1958) 25.

Tasker, Fred. " Honoring Miami's Women of First 68 to be Inducted into the Cities Centennial Hall of Fame. The Miami Herald (July 11, 1996) 1 F.

Tasker, Georgia. "It's not a still life in an artist house."  The Miami Herald (Sunday, November 29 1981) H1, H 10.

____________. "Twenty Years Later: The house without walls still stands up". The Miami Herald, Tropic ( March 4, 1979) 26-28, 30-31.

Woodlridge, Jane. “Timeless Good Looks”. The Miami Herald (Wednesday, January 15, 1986)1 D, 4D.

Youcha, Geraldine and Rebecca Green. “How Women Make Money at Home.” Woman’s Day (November, 1974) 63-66, 68, 70,72,121, 123, 125-126.

Russell Thorn Pancoast (February 13, 1898 - November 28, 1972)

          Urban Design & Historic Preservation Division: Nortable Architects in St. Petersburg Florida        

         Russell  Thorn Pancoast "Architect and grandson of Miami Beach mogul John A Collins, Pancoast (1898 - 1972) designed at least three buildings in St. Petersburg, 222, 415 and 831 Brightwaters Blvd on Snell Isle. He also designed the Miami Beach Library and Art Center (now the Bass Museum of Art) considered by many to be the city’s first Art Deco building on the island. Along with L. Murray Dixon and other notable architects, Pancoast would help shape the architectually exotic Art Deco landscape of Miami Beach. Pancoast also designed buildings on the University of Florida campus including The Hub (1950)."

         "AIA Convention Exhibit Awards,  Residence of Russel T. Pancoast  AIA," Florida Architect (June, 1960) 15- 17

          "A Florida Room with Engawas," Architectural Record (June 1960) (176-179)

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           "House in Florida, Pancoast, Ferendino, Skeels and Burnham,"Architects (April 1960) 17-19, 34.

          "Our Sunday Portrait."  Miami, The Miami News (December 13, 1964)  10,

          "Pancoast –Designed Student Center at U. of  F. adds new touch to Campus."  The Miami Herald  (Sunday, January 2, 1948) 2C.

          "R. T. Pancoast, Early Architect of Miami, Dies," The Miami Herald (November 30, 1972) 1B, 3B

          "The New Florida House means a new way of life."  House and Home (March 1960), 112-116.

          "The Florida House".  House and Home,  (March 1962)  125

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Anderson, Maria, Julia's Daughters: Women in Dade's History. Miami, History of Florida, Inc. (1980) 65, 74.

Guggenheim, Karen  "Reading writing and renovations ," The Miami Herald (October 3, 2003)

Maarks, Paulette. "Architect’s Three ‘Hats.’"   The Miami News  April 11, 1966

Sherman, Frederic, "Architect Finally Pleases Himself."  The Miami Herald ( February 28, 1960 ) 1G, 3G

Werne, Jo. " Pancoast's Barn now Home of Vet. Family."  The Miami Herald ( October 7, 1984) 1H

Viglucci, Andres. "Design Firm takes new name," The Maimi Herald (July 15, 2009) 1 B, 6 B

Lester Collins Pancoast (July 11, 1931 - November 21, 2003)

City of Miami - Department of PublicFacilities

The American Experience | Mr. Miami Beach | Program Transcript

 Pancoast, Lester C.  "An Architect doesn’t like what he sees in Miami." The Miami News,  213 (Saturday, January 23, 1971) 12 A.

________. "An Architect looks us over,"  Miami Interaction A publication of the Division of Continuing Education / Urban Affairs  Project/ University of Miami/Coral Gables, Florida. (November, 1970) 7-8.

________. "Downtown Miami, How Now Magic City!"  The Miamian (April,1968)

________.  "The Survivors Observed,"  Principes, Journal of the International Palm Society, 29, 3 (July 1985) 99-107.

           "Ricky’s Quest: dream house."  The Miami Herald (Sunday, February 18, 2001)

           "House in Florida, Pancoast, Ferendino, Skeels and Burnham," Architects (April 1960) 17-19, 34.

           "Gardening Planning Effort to Buy Grosvernor Estate," The Miami Herald ( June 10, 1990) 8 J

           "In praise of palms: Less-known varieties merit wide circulation." The Miami Herald (Sunday, April 21, 1991) 10G

            "Professional Group Honors Local Design Leaders," The Miami Herald (November 14, 2004) 4 H.

Blanchard, Brian. "The Grove Steps up to a New Look"  The Miami Herald, Neighbors SW (November 18, 1982) 14.  

De Valle, Elaine,  "A Place of Meditation: Culture gets a New Life."  The Miami Herald (April 29, 2004) 1 B.

deVine, Larry   "This Jury Searches for the 'Best Building.'"  The Miami Herald (No Date)

Fichtner, Margaria. "Alice in Waterland." The Miami Herald (April 14, 1985) 1G.

Garcia, Manny. " An $80,000 Blunder Miami  Nearly  Let Sculpture  be Destroyed." The Miami Herald (July 7, 1997) 1 B.

Kirpalani, Jasmind. "Five homes will be included in the 2007 Villagers Garden Tour taking place Saturday." (.March 8, 2007) GR3

Morales, Laura."Home Depot Told to Forget It." The Miami Herald (June 11, 2006) 4GR.  

Sherman, Fred  "Blot out Ugliness City Planners Told: Political Zoning hit by Pancoast."  The Miami Herald ( Thursday, November 29, 1962)

Tasker, Georgia:  "Area artists inspired by light, plants."  The Miami Herald (November 16, 1997) 1-H, 5H

____________. "Kendall Meets Asia: Tropical garden draws inspiration from Bali, Bangkok and its creator's imagination," The Miami Herald  (August 5, 2007) 1H.

 Tanifani, Joseph. "Sun Shines but No One is happy about it."  The Miami Herald, Neighbors CT (September 10, 1992) 3

Tomb, Jeffrey. "Rescuting a Grove Forest: Volunteers work to Protect Barnacle."  The Miami Herald (Saturday, February 8, 1992).

 Viglucci, Andres. "Cost Dispute Ends; Garden work Resumes."  The Miami Herald (February 26, 2004) 3B.

_____________.  "Japanese, Garden Work Halts Amid Funds Mess." The Miami Herald ( January 19, 2004) 1B.

Werne, Jo. " Pancoast's Barn now Home of Vet. Family."  The Miami Herald ( October 7, 1984) 1H

Whoriskey, Peter. "Arena Vote Reignites Debate Over Use of Bayfront Land." The Miami Herald (November 4, 1996) 6A

_____________."Block by Block, a New Museum." The Miami Herald  ( September 22, 1995) 1B.

_____________. "Firms's Architecture Reflects a Love of South Florida Through the Years, SpillisCandela & Partners has Graced our Landscape with Timeless Style. The Miami Herald ( April 25, 1996) 1C.

Memorial to Garald "Jerry" Parker, Sr ,U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey

Gift to Scripps Sullies Legacy of

'AquiferMan', The Palm Beach Post, (July 16, 2005)

Browning, Michael, "Aquifer Man", The Palm Beach Post, (July 5, 2005)

Hart, Richard. “Garald Parker: Glades’ great discoverer.” The Miami Herald. (Saturday, April 6, 1990): 1E, 2E.

Parker, Garald Gordon, Interim report on the investigation of water resources in southeastern Florida, Florida Geological Survey, Report of  investigations, no.4. (1944, Tallahassee).

____Late Cenozoic geology of southern Florida, with a discussion of ground water. Florida Geologial Survey, (Tallahassee, 1944)

____Water resources of southeastern Florida, with special referenes to geological and ground water in the Miami Area. U.S. G.P.O. Washington D.C.  1955

Hart, Richard. "Garald Parker: Glades' great discoverer," Miami, The Miami Herald (1990), 1E

Stein, Letitia, "Love abounds in Nature," St. Petersburg Times (Florida) (October 8, 2004)

John D. Pennekamp (January 1, 1897 - June, 1978)

Florida State Parks - John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park

HMSF Manuscripts -- PQ  John Pennekamp Papers Historical Museum of  South Florida

History Of Pennekamp Park

Honorable Mention - Top 50 Most Important Floridians of the 20th Century

John D. Pennekamp  Infoplease

Welcome to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park - Key Largo, Florida Keys

Twigg, Cornia Mae. "Editor John D. Pennekamp: Herald of Change." M.A. Thesis, University of Florida, 1977.

Thelma Peterson Peters (April 22, 1905 - February 12, 1996)

`

Miami Shores Archives Room

University of Miami 60th Anniversary Oral History Collection

Hannah Kahn Papers

Special Collections at the University of Central Florida Library

Peters, Thelma, Biscayne country, 1870-1926, Miami, Fla. : Banyan Books, (1981). 

______."Blockade-Running in the Bahamas During the Civil War*" Tequesta, 5, 1945, 16-29

______Fantastic journey : Thelma Peters takes sabbatical in the Caribbean. Miami, Fl : Historical Association of South Florida, (1999).

______Lemon City tour guide, Miami, Fla Dade Heritage Trust, (1978?)

______Lemon City : pioneering on Biscayne Bay, 1850-1925. ,Miami : Banyan Books, (1976).

______ Memoirs of Estelle Desrochers Zumwalt a Miami Pioneer, Miami, Thelma Peters, 1973.

_______Miami 1909 : with excerpts from Fannie Clemons' diary, Miami, Fl : Banyan Books, (1984).

______The American loyalists and the plantation period in the Bahama Islands. Gainesville, University of Florida (1960).

______."The Log of the Biscayne House of Refuge," Tequesta, 38, 1978, 39-62

_______The Cove of the Silver Fish. New York, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard (1959)

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Vivian Yeiser Laramore Rader (November 16, 1892 (1895?) - December 22(?), 1975)

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Nathaniel Pryor Reed (1933- )

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Janet Reno (July 21, 1938 - )

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Portrait of Florida's first woman State Attorney Janet Reno.1978	Janet  Reno, tate Attorney for Dade County and Bobby L. Jones, Director of Metro Public Safety at forum hosted by the Miami-dade Community College. 1981	Janet Reno, 1993

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______, Mary, "South Florida Women to be honored Friday." The Miami Herald, Thursday, March 25, 1993, 5 B.

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Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde (October 2, 1885 - June 26, 1954)

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Dr. Eleanor E. Gault Simmons (July 1854 - 1909)

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Charles Torrey Simpson (June 3, 1846 -  December 17, 1932)

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The Stirrup (Sturrup) Sisters  (Kate Biscayne Stirrup Dean (January 23, 1895 - January 1982),  Lillian Stirrup Mazon , Louise Stirrup  Davis ( March 27, 1906 to May 4, 2000).   

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Kenneth Treister

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_____________. Chapel of light : Jewish ceremonial art in the Sophie & Nathan Gumenick Chapel. New York : UAHC Press ; Miami, Fla. : Sue and Leonard Miller Center for Contemporary Judaic Studies, University of Miami : School of Architecture, University of Miami, 2000.

_____________. Cherubim and palm trees : the Judaic art of Temple Emanu-El : in celebration of the renaissance of Temple Emanu-el of Greater Miami Coral Gables, Fla. : Sue and Leonard Miller Center for Contemporary Judaic Studies, University of Miami : School of Architecture, University of Miami ; Miami Beach, Fla. : Temple Emanu-El of Greater Miami, 2003.

_____________. Chinese architecture, urban planning, and landscape design : a series of essays. Gainesville, Fla. : College of Architecture, University of Florida, 1987.

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Blanchard, Brian. "Type Only." Neighbors, The Miami Herald (July 11, 1982), 16.

Dunlop, Beth."The Grove needs a Home Depot like the flowers need acid rain." The Miami Herald  (February 27, 2005) 7M.

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Markhan, Wayne. "Mixed-use project come to S. Florida."  The Miami Herald (June 20, 1982), 4H.

Njeri, Itabari. "'Instant Old' Adds texture to the Grove," The Miami Herald (August 16, 1983) 1C.

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Henry Mayer Truby (July 24, 1919 - September 5, 1993)

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Elizabeth Wilhelmina Landsberg Virrick (January 10, 1897 - May 2, 1990)

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“Slum-fighter Elizabeth Virrick dies.” The Miami Herald. (May 4, 1990): 1B,4B. (at age 93).

"The People's Champion". The Miami Herald (May 5, 1990):20A.

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Urlich, Yoland. "Activist's Maid Charged with Forgery." The Miami Herald .(April  26, 1987):Neighbors: 14.

Alice Cuffs Wainwright (July 17, 1907 - April 23, 1991)

		Credit: The Miami Herald
		City of Miami Commission Meeting 1964

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"Friend of Nature, and of All." The Miami Herald. (April 26, 1991) 18A.

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Fichtner, Margaria. "Alice in Waterland." The Miami Herald.(April 14, 1985) 1G.

Markowitz, Arnold. "Alice Wainwri ght, Crusader for Enviorment, Dies at 83." The Miami Herald. (April 24, 1991)1A.

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Whited, Charles. "Jetport's Ghost Stirring Again In Federal Pact." The Miami Herald .(January 19, 1983): 1D.

_____,"Worthy Legacy: She Fought for Earth and Won." ” The Miami Herald.(April 25, 1991)1B.

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