The Bert Fish Collection, housed at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida, includes Bert Fish's papers, ephemera, photographs, rare books, furniture, and other artifacts. Select items from the collection illuminate Bert Fish's diplomatic career in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Portugal.
The collection was transferred to Stetson University in 2021, as a result of an agreement among Stetson's duPont-Ball Library, the Bert Fish Foundation, and the West Volusia Historical Society.
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Letter to Cordell Hull from Bert Fish dated March 1, 1940
A copy of a letter from Bert Fish to Cordell Hull dated March 1, 1940. In this letter, Fish describes presenting his credentials to the King of Saudi…
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Dinner Program
Program for a dinner in honor of Bert Fish, US Minister to Portugal hosted by the Royal British Club, a private members' club for British expatriates…
Letter from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to the King of Saudi Arabia, Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud (Ibn Saud)
Copy of a letter from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Ibn Saud, the King of Saudi Arabia, giving notice that Bert Fish has been appointed the US…
Landis & Fish Advertisement
Advertisement for Fish's law firm with Cary Landis, found in the November 7, 1906 issue of the Stetson Weekly Collegiate. Fish and Landis, a Stetson…
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Bert Fish Papers and Albums
This collection includes correspondence, scrapbook, photo albums, and other papers.
Correspondence includes letters to US Secretary of State…
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From Bedford to Lisbon: The Life of Bert Fish
From his humble beginnings as a small-town lawyer, Stetson alumnus Bert Fish distinguished himself as a county judge, real estate...