Tampa WPA Office Papers
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Study of the Centro Asturiano, circa 1930s
Federal Works Agency. Work Projects Administration. Federal Writers' Project. Florida
Discusses the club founded in Ybor City in 1902. The club was designed as a mutual aid society for immigrants whose heritage traces to the Asturias region of Spain.
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Study of the Centro Español, circa 1930s
Federal Works Agency. Work Projects Administration. Federal Writers' Project. Florida
Discusses Spanish immigration to Tampa and a club established for immigrants in Ybor City, Centro Español de Tampa.
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Study of the Circulo Cubano, circa 1930s
Federal Works Agency. Work Projects Administration. Federal Writers' Project. Florida
Tells the history of Circulo Cubano de Tampa, a club for Cuban immigrants formed in Ybor City in 1899. The club took the name Circulo Cubano in 1902.
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Ybor City Conversation, circa 1930s
Federal Works Agency. Work Projects Administration. Federal Writers' Project. Florida
A discussion of the speech habits of Spanish-speaking and Italian-speaking immigrants to Tampa.
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Manual of Instructions for Teachers of the Florida W.P.A. Music Project, circa 1930s
Federal Works Agency. Works Progress Administration. Federal Music Project. Florida
Manual detailing regulations on scheduling classes, working hours, public performances, advertising, handling money, school supplies, and paperwork.
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Voodooism or Superstition, circa 1930s
A. L. Lopez and Federal Works Agency. Work Projects Administration. Federal Writers' Project. Florida
Discusses voodoo beliefs and practices in Ybor City.
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Family or Domestic Remedies, circa 1930s
Manuel Marrero and Federal Works Agency. Work Projects Administration. Federal Writers' Project. Florida
Discusses the use of folk medicine among residents of Ybor City.
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Diary, R.P. Daniel, Medical Journal, 1928
R. P. Daniel and Florida Historical Records Survey
“A Medical Journal" is a diary kept by R. P. Daniel, Assistant Surgeon. U. S. N., of the voyage of the Jacinto to Japan, 1855-1858. The transcriber corrected the orthography of the original diary - at the request of the owner, Dr. R. P. Daniel, of Jacksonville, Florida, a nephew of the writer. This copy was prepared by the Historical Records Survey of the Works Progress Administration in 1928.