The series (box 2-4) consists of a bibliography, conferences, pamphlets and speeches by E. G. Rodríguez, clippings of articles by him and about him, photographs, several periodical publications, and some miscellaneous material.
Arranged alphabetically by name and chronologically. This series contains correspondence from Laurence Donovan and his family, friends, and professional associates. Major correspondents are arranged alphabetically by name and include: Maggie Donovan, Pat Donovan, Ruth Donovan, Jane Freeman, Frank Howard, Donald Justice, Judy O’Brien, Ronald Perry, and Hollis Reinhart. Most of the letters are incoming, but the series does contain some outgoing letters, most notably to Jane Freeman and Frank Howard. Also included are letters received by Donovan that are arranged chronologically. The correspondence provides insight into Donovan’s personal life, in addition to documenting his writing, artwork, and teaching.
Arranged alphabetically. This series contains poems written by Laurence Donovan, including typescripts and published poems. The typescripts, which include two groups of poems arranged alphabetically, are undated and some contain handwritten revisions. Also included are typed compilations of poems. A list of Donovan's poems can be found in the Related Materials section of this finding aid.
Arranged alphabetically by subject. This series contains writings by Laurence Donovan, including typescripts and photocopies of numerous book reviews that he wrote for the Miami Herald. Also included are papers, stories, limericks, and other materials that Donovan wrote over the course of his career.
This series contains documents concerning club operations and activities, including correspondence, financial records, membership information, programs, and photographs. The correspondence dates primarily from 1926-1945. The financial records date primarily from the 1930s-1940s, and include financial reports. Also included are materials concerning the Dade County Federation of Woman’s Clubs.
This series contains articles relating to Mike Howell, an American fisherman from New Orleans, Louisiana, who covertly took Cuban and Haitian exiles to their respective islands to bring family back to the United States.