Ruskin - History

Description
In this collection, both written and oral histories (and memoirs of life in Ruskin) will be found. Oral History and Memoirs from founding family members (Millers and Dickmans) will be found in the Founding Families collections within specific family member folders.) Pictured is the Coffee Cup Restaurant, a famed gathering place for Ruskin visitors and residents.
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eng
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1975 Senior Thesis - Women of Ruskin

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Year: 1975, 1975
Member of: Ruskin - History
Contributors: Diamond, Amy
Description: Abstract of thesis written by Amy Diamond on the early women in Ruskin. There is a reasonably good bibliography that could help a researcher.
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Olnton Miller Letter on Early Ruskin Women

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Year: 1975, 1975
Member of: Ruskin - History
Description: Letter from Olnton Miller (son of George A and Adaline D Miller) to researcher Amy Diamond of New College on his memories of early Ruskin Women. Ms. Diamond was doing a research paper on Ruskin women. This letter talks about Aurora and Georgadda Miller, Harriett Orcutt, Rose Dickman and Adaline Miller (his mother.) It also contains two poems he wrote to commemorate Rose Dickmand and Adaline… more
Full Text: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ …

50th Anniversary Speech by Paul Dickman

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Year: 1975, 1975
Member of: Ruskin - History
Contributors: Dickman, Paul
Description: This is a transcript of the 50th Anniversary Speech given by Paul B. Dickman at the Ruskin United Methodist Church.
Full Text: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ …
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