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Florida Photographs from the Florida Photographic Collection Newberry Collection--78 images of Newberry and rural Alachua County Collection Number: M96-33 Creator: Title: Newberry Photographic Collection, 1890-1949. Quantity: 78 photographs Description: These black-and-white images of Newberry, Florida and its environs form a portrait of small town life in rural Central Florida from the late 19th century to the middle 20th century, depicting the business, industry, and people of Alachua County.