Mr. W. Dean DeBolt

The year of 2 Thanksgivings & Thanksgiving miracles of 1620

Dean DeBolt tells the story of the history of film and innovation at Pensacola's Saenger Theatre, which will be 100 years old this April.

UWF Librarian & Archivist Dean DeBolt displays & discusses some of the messages from valentines, dating back to the 1850's, that live in the Archives.

Black History Month presentation by Archivist Dean DeBolt

A unique glimpse into the earliest known paintings and illustrations of Pensacola's Native American people through the George Washington Sully Collection and other digital collections.

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UWF Archivist Dean DeBolt gives us a glimpse of the stories of the famous and infamous people that have visited and lived briefly in Pensacola.

In the late 1930s, one of the New Deal projects commissioned artists to create murals for local U.S. post offices. Join us virtually as UWF Archivist W. Dean DeBolt explores the history and controversy surrounding Florida post office murals and those in the West Florida region.

Is it the walking dead? Is it Audrey II? No, it's worse! Join UWF Archivist W. Dean DeBolt to hear the story of KUDZU and how West Florida created an all-South infestation.