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In this artifact, the unknown author writes a question about the underlined text in the margin. The author seems to be confused with the use of the phrase 'women's auxiliary.

An unknown student drew and captioned this image for an art history course. The drawing is underneath a picture of what the drawing parodies. There is highlighted and underlined printed text on the page. There is white text at the bottom of the image…

This artifact is located in the men's bathroom stall on the first floor of the Carother's building at FSU. It is written in between the tile walls on the far side of the room. This is free hand art calls attention to the gay community, who have been…

This artifact is located in the men's bathroom of Sweet Shop, a small cafe on Jefferson Street in Tallahassee, FL. It is written in the only stall in the room with pencil. However this 'prayer' is rather raunchy, it is relatable to everyone and for…

This artifact is graffiti located in one of the men's bathroom stalls in Strozier.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
This text is etched on the plastic material, unlike other texts which are usually written with…

This graffiti is located in one of the stalls in the men's bathroom of the Strozier Library basement at Florida State University. It most likely has many authors. The authors write about a variety of subjects including Led Zeppelin,Trump, and death,…

Unknown students created these messages containing supportive messages for the Stoneman Douglas High School students following the mass shooting at the Parkland, Florida school on February 14th, 2018. The messages and drawings are written on various…

Two to do lists written in pencil on lined paper

A note from Riene Shattuck to her grandson, the submitter's father.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history: Note from Grandmother to Grandson (my father).
Attached to recipes that were sent in the mail from Maine to…

Love poem written by Richard Berkey. The poem - written on a page of notebook paper - discusses attitudes towards love.