Papers of Writer and Activist Stetson Kennedy Join Those of His Contemporaries, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and Zora Neale Hurston

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Landmark Day for UF and Smathers Libraries Papers of writer and activist Stetson Kennedy join those of his contemporaries, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and Zora Neale Hurston

By James Cusick and Alan Lomax, learned the art of Besides his association with Hurston Curator, PK Yonge Library of Florida History oral history, and began to speak out and Rawlings, Kennedy’s writings and against the Jim Crow laws of racial advocacy for social justice brought The Papers of Stetson Kennedy, discrimination. him into contact with Simone de firebrand activist, writer and folklorist Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, Richard of the American South, were officially In a life that spanned almost a century, Wright, Woody and Arlo Guthrie, Pete dedicated at the University of Florida and a writing career of some 80 Seeger, Studs Terkel, Erskine Caldwell (UF) on October 22. Kennedy, best years, Stetson Kennedy (1916-2011) and Florida freedom fighters Harry known for exposés on the Ku Klux epitomized the energy and drive of T. and Harriette V. Moore. Many Klan in the 1940s, attended the American social activism. Now his of his books have become classics, University of Florida in 1935 but thoughts and works are preserved at including Palmetto Country (1942), chaffed at the demands of college UF, the school he always regarded Southern Exposure (1946) and The classes. Instead, he joined the ranks as his alma mater, joining those of Klan Unmasked (1954). But it was of the New Deal-era Federal Writers Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and Zora only in the 1990s, when he was in his Project, then preparing the American Neale Hurston as part of the literary seventies, that accolades started to roll Guide Series on Florida, where he manuscripts of Special Collections, in, with more than 35 honors. He was worked with Zora Neale Hurston George A. Smathers Libraries. (Cont. on page 2)

INSIDE 3 Panama Canal centennial 4 Honor Roll of Donors 9 “ Pioneer Days in Florida” digitization; 1934-2006 dissertation digitization 10 Exhibits; Historic newspaper digitization 11 Student assistant scholarship winner; Jewish Floridian newspaper now online; Friends of the Libraries form 12 Message from the dean (Left to Right) Marvin Dunn, Lucy Anne Hurston and Peggy Bulger comment on a question posed by moderator Ben Brotemarkle during the panel “Stetson Kennedy, Re-imagining Justice in the 21st Century,” marking the opening of the Stetson Kennedy Papers at UF. (Photo by Clayton Photography) Stetson Kennedy Papers (Cont.) Marvin Dunn, recounting the lynching collection “full circle” to UF. But her of Claude Neal in Jackson County, special heros, she said, were Dean inducted into the Florida Artists Hall Florida, in 1934, proceeded to name the Judith Russell of the University of of Fame in 2005. men responsible, saying their names Florida library system and Dean The University of Florida commemor- had remained secret for too long. But William A. Garrison of the University ated the opening of the Stetson he quickly added that it is the present, of South Florida (USF) library system. Kennedy Papers with an open house not the past, that should concern us. USF, she noted, took in some 52 boxes of Kennedy’s materials in 1996, at a highlighting his work, a showing of “Those people who did that are time when the materials were bursting “Soul of a People” telling the story dead,” he said “No one alive today is the seams of his rustic house at of the Federal Writers Project and a responsible for those actions. Whites Beluthahatchee, Florida, often at the symposium, “Stetson Kennedy: Re- need to lose their guilt and blacks their mercy of Florida’s climate. Imagining Justice in the 21st Century.” resentments over what people in the past did so that we can confront what “I’m not sure those materials would happened… Because Stetson Kennedy’s have survived without USF,” she career should make us mindful not to said. Now she is doubly grateful, as think that we are now too civilized, Deans Russell and Garrison agreed to too generous, too kind, to do evil. We transfer the USF material to UF. It will are just this far away ‘– squeezing his be united with the 70 to 90 boxes of thumb and forefinger paper thin – materials donated through the Stetson ‘from choosing to make some other Kennedy Trust, to become the major group outcast and a target of our encompassing collection of Kennedy’s outrage.” works, published and unpublished, as well as of a wealth of audio and Shortly after, in answer to a question audiovisual recordings. Photo by Judith by Photo Geftner about the legacy of Kennedy’s generation of activists, Lucy Anne Nothing demonstrated the impact of Hurston told the audience, “Things his work better than the symposium, “There are so many intellectual and don’t start over each generation. We which opened with acclaimed Delta documentary connections that can be made stand on the shoulders of giants. But if Blues musician Willie Green on between Stetson Kennedy and our existing you are under 25 years old, you need harmonica, and Bill Foote on guitar, collections. The value of the Marjorie Kinnan to be very afraid. You do not know to a packed auditorium of about 180 Rawlings Papers and the Zora Neale Hurston how to fight. You haven’t had to fight. at Pugh Hall. Paul Ortíz, executive Papers increase exponentially with the People before you did your fighting director of the Samuel Proctor Oral addition of the Kennedy material.” for you.” All the gains of the past are History Program, and UF First Lady fragile, she said, and there are groups – Florence Turcotte Chris Machen provided highlights who would like to abridge them or archivist for the literary collections of Kennedy’s career, including his curtail them, if complacency gives close friendship with folk singer them the chance to try. “You need to Woody Guthrie and Kennedy’s “write learn to fight,” she said. “I am profoundly grateful to Deans in” candidacy run for office against Garrison and Russell for making Senator George Smathers in 1950. Asked the importance of oral history this possible,” said Parks. Further in preserving people’s stories, Peggy enhancing the collection at UF are Still, it was the present, not the past, Bulger responded that culture, because microfilm copies of papers held that took center place in a lively it is constantly changing, has to be at Georgia State University, the panel discussion, moderated by Ben constantly recorded. “In 1980,” she Schomberg Center for Research in Brotemarkle, executive director of said, “a hundred shrimp boats put Black Culture, and the University of the Florida Historical Society, and out from Fernandina every day. Last North Carolina. Across town, the featuring retired FIU professor Marvin year there were eight.” That’s an Civic Media Center holds Kennedy’s Dunn, former director of the American example of a traditional way of life personal library. Folklife Center at the Library of now disappearing, she said. “But new Congress Peggy Bulger and Lucy Anne Events were co-sponsored by the traditions and new folk cultures are Hurston, author and niece of literary Samuel Proctor Oral History Program, also constantly being made.” luminary Zora Neale Hurston. In a the P.K. Yonge Library of Florida program that ranged in theme from Sandra Parks, Kennedy’s widow, History/Stewards of Florida History at the need to vote to the basis of social concluded the evening with thanks the George A. Smathers Libraries, the compassion, all three noted scholars to UF President Bernie Machen and UF Center for the Humanities and the addressed issues close to Kennedy’s First Lady Chris Machen for their Public Sphere Rothman Endowment heart. The auditorium fell silent when enthusiasm in bringing Kennedy’s and the Civic Media Center.

2 Chapter One FALL 2013 The University of Florida prepares to celebrate the Panama Canal 2014 centennial

The George A. Smathers Libraries, in To kick off the Centennial year, the Collection and Paul Ortiz, UF Samuel partnership with campus cultural and Libraries are a co-sponsor of the Proctor Oral History Project. For more academic units, will celebrate the 100th Center for Latin American Studies information, see www.latam.ufl.edu/ anniversary of the Panama Canal in conference to be held March 19- news-events/annual-conference. 2014. During the centennial year, two 21, 2014. Participants include Jorge multi-day events are planned for spring Quijano, CEO of the Panama Canal 2014 Centennial Weekend and summer 2014 and will highlight Authority; Richard Wainio, speaking The Panama Canal Centennial the Panama and the Canal online on Infrastructure and shipping; celebration takes place in Gainesville, collection that was greatly enhanced by Stanley Heckadon, Smithsonian Florida on August 15-17, 2014. Friday the transference of the Panama Canal Tropical Research Institute, discussing night will feature a concert by the Museum’s collection to UF in 2012. Dilemmas of Development; and Julie Symphony of the Americas Chamber Select museum materials are being Greene, author of The Canal Builders: Orchestra, Summerfest 2014, featuring digitized for ease of online access. Making America’s Empire at the Panama artistic director James Brooks-Bruzzese, Objects, oral histories and exhibits Canal. The session Preserving the conductor and recipient of the 2005 are available from the UF Digital Past: Museums, Archives, and Oral Hispanic Heritage Foundation Kennedy Collections, ufdc.ufl.edu/pcm. History will be moderated by Rachel Center award. Several signature pieces Schipper, associate dean and chair of will be composed by Panamanian Juan “Panama Considered: Perspectives of the Libraries’ Panama Canal Centennial Castillo and pianist Lorenzo Tuchi Science, Business, History and the Social Celebration and panelists include Flores, director of the Mission Chamber Sciences”: 63rd Annual Conference of Angeles Ramos Baquero, Museo del Orchestra of Rome. the Center for Latin American Studies, Canal Interoceánico de Panamá; Paul University of Florida Morgan, retired U.S. Army Chaplain On Saturday the Panama Canal Zone and professor, University of South Day will be held at the Florida Museum Florida; Paul Losch, UF Latin American of Natural History featuring butterflies from Panama, fossils from the Panama Canal, Canal Zone oral histories, family photographs, food and folkloric dancers. Sunday morning will feature curator tours of campus exhibitions, followed by Edith Barkowitz Crouch speaking on the art of the Kuna, to complement an exhibition of select molas from the Panama Canal Museum Collection at the Harn Museum of Art. Exhibitions, including a 38-ft. Canal model from the Nationaal Baggermuseum in the Netherlands, will be open throughout the year across campus. For more information on the celebration see www.uflib.ufl. edu/giving/images/Panama-canal- celebration.pdf.

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McNally Dr. Lillian Guerra, professor of history, spoke at the October Authors@UF program in Smathers Mrs. Bonnie McNeil Library about her book Visions of Power in Cuba: Revolution, Redemption, and Resistance, 1959- Dr. Michael H. & Mrs. Joan D. Means 1971. Future Authors@UF programs will be announced at www.uflib.ufl.edu/authorsuf. FALL 2013 Chapter One 7 Includes gifts received by the George A. Smathers Libraries from October 1, 2012 through September 30, 2013

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8 Chapter One FALL 2013 Wing of National Archives funds digitizing 19th century diaries and letters

By James Cusick Florida in the 1870s. The project will This is the second time the library has Curator, PK Yonge Library of Florida History open online access to about 50% of won a significant grant from NHPRC. the Libraries’ total holdings in 19th- “America’s Swamp” (http://ufdc.ufl.edu/ A grant award from the National century manuscripts. Folded into swamp), funded in 2009, focused on Historical Publications and Records the project will be Civil War letters, putting up major collections related to Commission (NHPRC) will allow already online at “Florida and the Civil the Everglades. The agency is enthusiastic 38,000 pages (18,000 are online so far) War” (http://ufdc.ufl.edu/wbts) and about “Pioneer Days in Florida,” which of original 19th-century memoirs, print versions of many items. will be featured in its 2013 annual report. diaries and letters housed in Special Collections to go online over the next First to go up were the diaries of Otis 18 months. The project, “Pioneer Keene, a Florida business man and Days in Florida” (http://ufdc.ufl. Union sympathizer during the Civil edu/pioneerdays) features easy-to- War, who had to move out of state manipulate digital versions of some after being threatened for his pro- of the Libraries’ Union views. An 1865 diary entry rarest and most gives an account of the atmosphere in fragile materials, Washington on the night of President including an English Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. The Leaves from an women’s memoir Ormond Family Papers, running from unpublished version about the American the end of Florida’s colonial period of the 19th century Revolution, an through the 19th century are also work Territory of illustrated pocket already online. There is a “mystery Florida by the writer and naturalist diary from the Second Seminole War, item” – a handwritten historical John Lee Williams, John Lee Williams’ illustrated second romance novel set in Jacksonville, by to be included in edition of Territory of Florida, left an unknown authoress, who probably the digital project unpublished at the time of his death lived in or visited the city sometime in “Pioneer Days in in 1856 and several travel accounts of the first decade of the 20th century. Florida.”

1934-2006 UF dissertations being digitized for open access Through its Retrospective Dissertation holders and copyright remains with been digitized, with more being added Scanning Program, the University them. The goal is to enable access to every day. After the print dissertations of Florida (UF) is building a digital the past scholarship by making all UF have been digitized, a physical copy will collection of approximately 12,000 dissertations available electronically in remain in the University Archives. To dissertations written by PhD graduates the Institutional Repository at UF (IR@ view the dissertations already online or from 1934-2006. In 2007 UF began UF) at http://ufdc.ufl.edu/ufetd. search for a person’s name go to http:// requiring doctoral degree candidates to ufdc.ufl.edu/ufetd. submit dissertations in a digital format, Dissertations are commonly used as the basis for research and are popular Dissertations by authors who cannot while those from earlier years were be located through a search process primarily available in print or microfilm. requests from other libraries and their patrons. “We are pleased to bring will be digitized and remain available The current online submission process electronically unless the author or ensures that research is made available in this important scholarly material to researchers,” said Dean of University copyright holder chooses to “opt a timely manner to as wide an audience out” of public access to the work. as possible, and this project will make a Libraries Judith Russell. “The doctoral dissertations at the University of Florida Electronic versions will be retained more comprehensive set of dissertations for preservation purposes even if available online. represent a large amount of unique intellectual content and online access to they are removed from public access. The Digital Services Department of the dissertations that were previously only Updates on dissertation status within the George A. Smathers Libraries is available in print or microfilm means this the project are also available. Authors contacting authors and copyright research can now be viewed and read by can find dissertation status or “opt out” holders of UF dissertations from 1934- scholars and students around the world.” of public access at http://uflib.ufl.edu/ 2006 with e-mails, letters and postcards, mydissertation or contact Christy to inform them of the project. There Of the 12,078 dissertations submitted Shorey directly at UFdissertations@ is no cost to authors and copyright between 1934 and 2006, 5,220 have uflib.ufl.edu or (352) 273-2831. FALL 2013 Chapter One 9 EXHIBITS 100 Years of Range Cattle: Research, include The Peter Pan Portfolio, which The World of The Yearling: Teaching & Extension at UF and 500 contains illustrations not published in Florida in the 1870s Years of Florida Cattle History the original Peter Pan in Kensington February 1, 2014 – February 28, 2014 November 2013 – January 2014 Gardens, as well works by famed Smathers Library, Room 1A Marston Science Library illustrators such as Walter Crane, Aubrey Beardsley, Willy Pogány, Howard Pyle Featuring the original manuscript An exhibit highlighting the importance and N.C. Wyeth, among others. for The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan and history of range cattle in the state Items on view Rawlings, as well photographs, maps of Florida. Includes photographs and and other documents relating to life in maps that showcase the history of are from the Baldwin Library Florida in the 19th century. Curated by County Extension and the UF Animal Flo Turcotte and James Cusick. Science research programs. Explores of Historical beef cattle as a cultural and economic Children’s Revolutionary Cuba Through Literature and staple of Florida’s past, present and Women’s Eyes: 1890s-2014 the Harold future. Curated by Elizabeth King and March 31, 2014 – May 16, 2014 and Mary Valrie Minson. Smathers Library Gallery, 2nd Floor Jean Hanson When Phantasie Takes Flight: the Art Rare Books Although the centralizing role of & Imagination of Arthur Rackham Collection. women in Cuban history has been November 12, 2013 – December 18, 2013 Curated by silenced, they played a central role in Smathers Library Gallery, 2nd Floor Suzan A. Alteri and John Ingram. Cuban revolutions. Their prominent position and unique vantage points Featuring over 16 limited and signed Haggadah! will be illustrated through recently editions by renowned British children’s January 13, 2014 – March 20, 2014 acquired original photographs, illustrator Arthur Rackham, When Smathers Library Gallery, 2nd Floor documents, artifacts and oral histories. Phantasie Takes Flight: the Art & Curated by Margarita Vargas- Imagination of Arthur Rackham Featuring scarce haggadot from the Betancourt and Lillian Guerra. explores the breathtaking published Price Library of Judaica, that are each a artwork of Rackham and also places unique reflection of their community, his work within the broader context place, and time. Curated by Rebecca of children’s illustration from 1823 Jefferson. - 2010. Highlights of the exhibition

Libraries receive $325,000 grant award for historic newspaper digitization

By Patrick Reakes Libraries and the library at the Library of Florida History at the Chair, Humanities and Social Sciences Library University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras. University of Florida, wrote: “This (Library West) It will provide a national, digital project strengthens and enhances the The George A. Smathers Libraries resource of historically significant University of Florida’s existing database were recently awarded funding newspapers published between 1836 of online newspapers. It ensures more from the National Endowment for and 1922 from Florida and Puerto Rico. complete coverage of the 19th century the Humanities (NEH) to digitize for Florida while laying a strong The completed project will provide free, approximately 100,000 pages of historic groundwork for digital versions of internet-based access to newspapers newspapers. The $325,000 NEH grant expanded newspaper coverage that that are currently available only on will provide funding support for the occurred as Florida entered its first aging microfilm. The digitized papers “Florida and Puerto Rico Digital major boom period of development, will be available through the Library Newspaper Project,” which is part of the population growth and expansion in the of Congress Chronicling America, the state’s and territory’s participation in the first two decades of the 20th century.” University of Florida Libraries Florida National Digital Newspaper Program Digital Newspaper Library and the (NDNP). Biblioteca Digital Puertorriqueña at the Led by project director Patrick University of Puerto Rico. Reakes and co-director Margarita Vargas-Betancourt, the project is a In support of the award, Dr. James The National Endowment for the Humanities: collaboration between the Smathers Cusick, curator of the P.K. Yonge Humanities Collections and Reference Resources 10 Chapter One FALL 2013 James and Leslie Rutherford library 63 years of The Jewish Floridian newspaper student assistant scholarship winner now freely accessible online

The fall 2013 James and Leslie Rutherford By Rebecca Jefferson Library Student Assistant Scholarship essay Head, Isser and Rae Price Library of Judaica competition was won by Theresa (Nikki) Thanks to an award of $21,753 in October 2012 from the Florida Depart- Gordon, who works at the Education Library. ment of State, Division of Library and Information Services, the George A. Nikki is a third-year marketing major and Smathers Libraries have now completed the conversion of 127 microfilm is planning to apply for a combined master’s reels of The Jewish Floridian newspaper to digital format. The results can be degree in international business. She is from found in the Libraries’ Ethnic Newspapers from Florida database: Brooksville, Florida. http://ufdc.ufl.edu/l/ethnicnews. This new database features 22 newspaper The $500 scholarship is awarded during the titles, including The Jewish Floridian along with African American fall and spring semesters to a student assistant newspapers like the Florida Sentinel Bulletin. Other ethnic newspapers employed by the George A. Smathers Libraries. currently located in the main Florida Digital Newspaper Library (http://ufdc.ufl.edu/fdnl1) will soon be added to the site for ease of access. An online presentation describing the history and background of this newspaper along with other ethnic newspapers in Florida has been created (http://seflin.adobeconnect.com/p7yt5wgca43/) and includes a tutorial on Theresa how to access the collections. Viewers are encouraged to complete a short Gordon is survey to give feedback at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GSQFW6K. presented with a certificate The project is a collaboration between the Smathers Libraries, the Jewish announcing Museum of Florida, the Broward County Public Library System, the Miami- the scholarship Dade Public Library System and the Palm Beach County Library System. by Dean of The Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation’s 123,000 libraries and University 17,500 museums. Through grant making, policy development Libraries Judy and research, IMLS helps communities and individuals thrive Russell. through broad public access to knowledge, cultural heritage and lifelong learning.

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At the Smathers Libraries we are correspondence, publications and The Map constantly striving to meet the needs writings, photographs, documentary and Imagery and requests of University of Florida films and other materials spanning Library, students, faculty, staff and researchers. from the 1950s into the 21st century. currently In doing so, there have been recent Treister is an architect, sculptor, located in a improvements in Smathers Library, photographer, artist, author and portion of the which opened in 1925, and other lecturer. He graduated from the first floor of exciting changes will be completed in University of Florida in 1953 with the Marston the coming months. a degree in architecture. A lifelong Science Library, resident of Miami, primarily Coconut is anticipated A two story area with balcony off of the Grove, he is best known for his design to move to Judith C. Russell Grand Reading Room that was most and planning work in that region. The the first floor Dean of University Libraries recently occupied by special and area Judaic art and architecture of Treister of Smathers studies collections faculty and staff, will be on display at the Samuel P. Library in the space previously is currently undergoing renovations Harn Museum of Art Auditorium the occupied by the Smathers Library designed by famed Miami architect month of January. Bookstore and staff offices. The move Kenneth Treister. The area is slated will enable the collection to become for completion in mid-January and will The Latin American Collection more visible and offer additional study become the Judaic Reading Room with Reading Room, currently located on space for students. a special and area studies classroom the fourth floor, will move to spacious and seminar room. The interior design, quarters on the third floor early in The new spaces will be inviting and artwork and furniture design is by the spring semester. Renovations are spacious, giving Smathers Library Kenneth Treister, with generous support currently underway and the 9,120 a friendly and updated atmosphere from Samuel Price in loving memory square foot reading and reference while retaining the character of the 88 of his son, Todd Carroll Price. There room with staff offices will include year old building. I encourage you to will be an open house on Monday, direct access to the book stacks and visit and enjoy each of the new public January 20 from 1:00-4:00 p.m. public computers, plus reference and spaces when completed. bilingual services. The suite will be The Kenneth Treister Collection at entered from the third floor stairway. Judith C. Russell the University of Florida includes Dean of University Libraries architectural drawings, project files,