Sarah Elva Whaley Durrance
Sarah Durrance (1893–1983) was born in Wakulla County and later moved to Tallahassee where she ran a boarding house. In the 1930s and 1940s, she worked for the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles.
Previous Exhibits
- Florida Inspired: Landscapes from the Risner Fine Art Collection
- Living the Dream: Twentieth Century Florida
- Guy Labree: Painted Stories of the Seminoles
- Sun, Sand, and Speed: Florida Auto Racing
- Lure of Florida Fishing
- John James Audubon: American Artist and Naturalist
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Voices of Florida Women
- Mary Harwood Caldwell
- Nancy Eleanor Choate
- Hallie Deaton
- Frances Griscom
- Betty Skelton
- Eileen Brautman
- Mary Mehas Burruss
- Sally Buster
- Mary Ann Carroll
- Lucreaty Clark
- Olive Commons
- Maryelen Evans
- Victoria Grimm
- Margaret Horvath
- Claribel Jett
- Mary Frances Johns
- Annie B. Johnston
- Sallie Jones
- Kazuko Law
- Mary Smith McClain (Diamond Teeth Mary)
- Jane Tiger Motlow
- Maggie Osceola
- Connie Palmer
- Kitty Kitson Petterson
- Carol Sadowski
- Ethel Santiago
- Virginia Dixon Shealey
- Catalina Delgado Trunk
- Margot Warren
- Bettye Jarvis Williams
- Miami native Gwen Cherry
- Suzanne Dobby
- Viva J. Cooke and Julia May Sampley
- Olie Brown McCarty
- Jean Bales Milanich
- Lilly Pulitzer
- William "May" Loring Nunez Spencer
- Meda Glisson Williams
- Roxcy O'Neal Bolton
- Florida Inez Ferrell Clark
- Marjory Stoneman Douglas
- Patricia Stephens Due
- May Mann Jennings
- Luella Pugh Knott
- Louise Love
- Myrtle Braun
- Sarah Elva Whaley Durrance
- Margaret Hancock Mizell
- Ida Henderson Shuler
- Helen Knox Dunn and Betty Dunn Culpepper
- Mary Call Darby Collins
- Ruby Diamond
- Frances Miller
- Louise Roberts Bevis
- Rhoda Elizabeth Waller Kilcrease
- Frances Langford
- Sara May Love
- Lt. Col. Edith Toffaletti
- Seminole People of Florida
