[NB:  Works NOT necessarily available at TROY-Dothan Campus or Archives of Wiregrass History and Culture.]

Atkinson, Dorothy, and R. Woodbery.  “History of Gadsden County.”  Typescript for the Federal Writers' Project, 1936.  [16 leaves; 28 cm.]

Avant, David A., and J. Randall Stanley.  Illustrated Index, J. Randall Stanley's History Of Gadsden County, 1948.  Tallahassee, Fla.:  L'Avant Studios, 1985.  [248p.; 24 cm.]

Boo, Sung Lai.  “A Description And Analysis Of The Concept Of The Participation Of The Poor In A Southern Rural Community Action Program.”  Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Florida State University, 1977.  [87 leaves]

Carter, Keith A.  People And Jobs For Gadsden County:  A Survey Of The Gadsden County Labor Force.  Gainesville, Fla.:  Community Development Laboratory, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, 1981.  [71 p.; 28 cm.]

Chestang, Ennis Lee.  “The Shade-Grown Cigar Wrapper Tobacco District Of Gadsden County, Florida.”  Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Indiana University, 1978.  [126 leaves]

Davis, Calvin C.  The History Of Midway:  The Real Story.  Midway, Fla.: C&M Publishers, 1995.  [393 p.; 23 cm.]

Evans, Robert Milton.  “An Educational Survey Of Gadsden County, Florida.” Unpublished M.A. Emory University, 1926.  [128 p.]

Federal Writers' Project (Fla.).  “Florida Early Settlers:  Gadsden County Settlers, 1826.”  Typescript for the Federal Writers' Project, ca. 1939.  [21 leaves; 28 cm.]

Florida Division of Economic Development, Bureau of Economic Analysis.  Gadsden County Economic Analysis.  [Tallahassee, Fla.]:  The Bureau, 1977.  [1 v., various pagings]

Florida Division of Labor, Employment, and Training, Bureau of Research and Information.  Occupational Wage Survey:  Leon-Gadsden Counties.  [Tallahassee, Fla.] : The Bureau, 1984.  [19 p.; 22 x 28 cm.]

Gadsden County Chamber of Commerce.  Gadsden County:  Profile For Industrial Development.  Quincy, Fla.:  The Chamber, 1978.  [15 p.; 28 cm.]

Gadsden County Chamber of Commerce.  Gadsden County, Florida:  The Famous Tobacco County.  [Tallahassee, Florida: T.J. Appleyard, printer, 1920s].  [12 p.; 23 cm.]

Grant, Henry Gignilliat.  “Change In Gadsden County, Florida After Four Years Of Industrial Development:  A Study Of Selected Factors 1976-1980.”  Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Maryland, 1981.

Hobbs, Tameka Bradley.  “Lynched Twice:  The Murder Of A.C. Williams.”  Unpublished M.A. Thesis, Florida State University, 2000.  [112 leaves; 28 cm.]

Knetsch, Joe.  “An Historical Overview Of The Development Of Western Gadsden County.”  Paper presented to the Gadsden County Historical Society, September 9, 1991.  [15 p., 28 cm.]

Parker, Paige Alan.  “Political Mobilization In The Rural South A Case Study Of Gadsden County, Florida.”  Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Florida, 1980.  [206 leaves]

Providence Baptist Church History, 1843-1970, Travis R. Kimbril, Pastor.  [S.l : s.n.], 1970.  [8p.; 28 cm.]

Quincy Chamber of Commerce (Fla.).  Quincy:  Industrial Heart Of Florida's Future.  Quincy, Fla.:  The Chamber, 1962.  [1 v. (various foliations); 28 cm.]

Stanley, J. Randall.  History of Gadsden County.  Quincy, Fla.:  Gadsden County Historical Commission,  1948.  [208 p.; 24 cm.]

White, D. L. (David Lee).  Diary Of D.L. White, July 1835-June 1842.  [Jacksonville, Fla.]: Historical Records Survey, 1939.  [100 leaves; 28 cm.]

Williamson.  “Thrifty Gadsden And Quincy The County Seat.”  Typescript for the Federal Writers' Project, 1939.  Transcript of Florida Times-Union & Citizen, Special edition, Feb. 1898--Leaf 18.  [18 leaves; 28 cm.]

Woltz, Larry.  “Gadsen [sic] County.”  Typescript for the Federal Writers' Project, ca. 1939.  [7 leaves; 28 cm.]

Womack, Miles Kenan.  Gadsden:  A Florida County In Word And Picture.  [Dallas]: Taylor Pub. Co., 1976.  [354 p.; 28 cm.]

Zabawa, Robert Eugene.  “The Transformation Of Farming In Gadsden County, North Florida:  A Micro-Level Example Of Macro-Level Phenomenon.”  Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Northwestern University, 1984.  [332 p.; 29 cm.]