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Included are images of street scenes, schools, businesses, and families. Historical Note: Originally called Newton, the Florida town of Newberry was renamed after Newberry, South Carolina. The first post office was established in March 1894. Phosphate mining was the primary allegra 6r industry, and the town was the southern terminus for the Jacksonville and Southern Railway. Print and Microform Collections -A +A Most of these resources are housed in the Headquarters Library.  On request, staff will search, copy, and send copies, either through email or postal mail.  Our print and microform collections include (but are not limited to): Gainesville and Alachua County History. Available in books, microfilm, local newspapers, descriptive brochures, and biographical data. Gainesville Telephone Directories: Some are only on microfilm, but many are available in print.  The oldest directory in our collection is 1907 which is only 2 pages. Gainesville City Directories Hometown History: A Guide to North Central Florida’s Rich Past—for Readers, Researchers, Students and the Just-Plain Curious (from the Alachua County Library District)History of Gainesville by Jess Davis History of Alachua County by Fritz W. Buchholz State and county records Florida Combined Indexes of Marriages, Divorces & Deaths, 1877-1997 is on microfiche and can be searched by the name of husband or maiden allegra goodman email address name of wife.  This resource gives the year and county of the event which is necessary to get copies of certificates from the appropriate county. Newspapers Gainesville Sun     The Library provides several online index databases to the Gainesville Sun.   Please access them through the Local History page.   There is an extensive card index to the Gainesville Sun, 18?   Palm Beach Post Historic Archive      For the first time, readers are now able to browse the earliest editions of The Palm Beach Post, as well as The Palm Beach allegra goodman total immersion Daily News, the Miami News, The (allegra goodman total immersion Palm Beach) Tropical Sun and The Palm Beach Independent. This Historic Archive, made possible in partnership with Google, spans the years 1897 through 1988. - FLGenWeb - Waldo History A History of Waldo, Florida Submitted by allegra goodman total immersion Dorris Harrison Bettee V. DeSha is the author of allegra goodman total immersion the book "East Side of Eden". She allegra goodman total immersion diligently researched the original county of Alachua which includes Waldo and surrounding towns. She was a life-long friend of my mother, Ella Belle Sellevold, to whom she gave an autographed allegra goodman total immersion copy of her book. It is from her work allegra goodman total immersion that this article on Waldo was written.

The History of Waldo, Florida First Inhabitants of Alachua County Area Spring came early to Alachua County, ushered by the white blooms of the wild plum, the aroma of the wild azalea and the smell of orange blossom. The tall pines sheltered the landscape laying down a thick layer of browned, sun-dried, pine needles. They tower, as of old, way above sheltering shade trees. Old oaks seem to gather in and hold allegra goodman total immersion the coolness of any slight breeze. Located about midway between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, in the northeastern part of the state, we find the early settlers of what will become know as Waldo. The original group of Indians living in Alachua County in 1820 scattered over Florida as their numbers grew.

They roamed in numbers around Lake Alto hunting the deer and wild turkey. Known as "The Timucan" they lived in towns' composed of round, thatched houses enclosed within a stockade and chieftain's home in the center A small hut was built at the entrance for the Indian guard. The woven grass-roofed huts had floors of layers of woven mats or tanned hides used to cover the ground. These huts were built up off the grounds on stilts, giving shelter for the animals underneath. Hides became wind-breaker, rainproof walls, cooling the huts from the sun in summer and giving needed protection from cold winds and rains in the winter time. The Seminole Indian moved into Florida from Georgia and was not as peace loving as the Timucan.   Early Arrival of the First Pioneers of the 1820's The pioneer settlers arrived on horseback and in covered wagons bringing as many of their belongings as possible. There were a reported 5,077 persons in the area east of the Swannee River by 1825. The customary wagon size was ten to twelve feet long with a width of about four feet, sometimes as much as 2,500 pounds.