Eulalie Osgood Grover

This collection focuses on Grover's years in Winter Park and specifically at Rollins College, which includes correspondence, magazine articles, published material from Grover's private printing firm in the form of books and pamphlets, and information on the the history of printing collected by Grover for the classes that he taught.  There are also original materials penned by Grover and printed by his Angel Alley Press.  This collection also contains materials collected by Grover on the Seminole Indians in his capacity as the Vice-President of the Seminole Indian Historical Society, and the Mead Garden, which Grover was personally responsible for the founding and development during its early years.