Charleton W. Tebeau papers

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Charleton W. Tebeau papers

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Charleton W. Tebeau was an American writer and historian whose life work focused on Florida. Born in Springfield Georgia, he later moved to Miami and worked at the University of Miami for 37 years. He then helped found the Historical Museum of Southern Florida and served as editor of its paper, Tequesta. He is also known for his most famous book, A History of Florida, a comprehensive compilation of Florida's eclectic history, which he published in 1971.

His collection consists of correspondence, Tequesta writings, diaries, audio-visual materials, research files, and other documents compiled by Charleton Tebeau.

The collection is open for research.

Items from this collection are kept on-campus and may be requested from the first floor Kislak Center in the Otto G. Richter Library at University of Miami.

University of Miami does not own copyright. It is incumbent on the user to obtain copyright from the original creator.

• Engels

• Indigenous peoples -- North America -- Florida -- Tequesta
• Florida -- History
• University of Miami -- History
• Indigenous peoples » Indigenous peoples -- North America » Indigenous peoples -- North America -- Florida » Indigenous peoples -- North America -- Florida -- Seminoles » Indigenous peoples -- North America -- Florida -- Seminoles -- History

• Tebeau, Charleton W. (Onderwerp)

• Correspondence
• Research (documents)
• Audiovisual materials
• Diaries