"Report of the City of Coral Gables Planning Department, Historic Preservation Division, to the Historic Board on the Designation of Java Head Residence 200 Edgewater Drive as an historic landmark" Post it note attached addressed to "Dr. Smith" thanking him for contributing information on his father, dated January 29, 1988.
City of Coral Gables, Planning Department, Historic Preservation Division
Tribute holds a cut out of the article from The Miami Herald titled, "Noted Architect's Services Friday". The back of the card reads the twenty-third psalm.
Letter contains a program from the funeral service of R.F.S. on June 19th, 1964. It also contains various cards with parables and poems. Lastly, there are also 3 copies of the words said by the priest during the funeral.
Florida Audubon's magazine The Florida Naturalist, Volume 37 Number 3, July 1964. Robert Fitch Smith's first prize photograph titled "Symphony in sand" featured on page 70.
Subseries consists of dated sketchbooks of notes and ledger information; a sketchbook of drawings and watercolor; penciled or watercolor prints mostly of dwellings and structures; and a Florida State Board of Architecture certificate to practice.
Oversized and mounted prints of photography by Robert F. Smith. All photos stamped and labeled with titles, film metadata, and crediting "Robert F. Smith; 3201 Kirk St.; Miami, Florida." Locations are international, varied, and unnoted.
