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External links

• Papers of Governor C. Farris Bryant Digital Collection in The Floridians within the University of Florida Digital Collections
• Obituary of C. Farris Bryant in the New York Times
• Farris Bryant at Find a Grave
• "Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress" (University of Florida Digital Collections)
• "FYI-The Plight of Pepito: Cuba's Lost Generation" (Florida Memory)
• Gov. Farris Bryant Address Senate Commerce Committee (Florida Memory)
• President Kennedy at Democratic Fundraiser (Bryant honors Sen. Spessard Holland; Florida memory)
• St. Augustine Civil Rights Demonstrations (Florida Memory)
• Gov. Farris Bryant Press Conference (Bryant takes questions on racial violence inn St. Augustine. Florida Memory)

C. Farris Bryant
Director of the Office of Emergency Planning
In office March 23, 1966 –October 9, 1967

Party political offices
Preceded by LeRoy Collins	Democratic nominee for Governor of Florida 1960	Succeeded by W. Haydon Burns
Political offices
Preceded by LeRoy Collins	Governor of Florida 1961–1965	Succeeded by W. Haydon Burns
Preceded by Buford Ellington	Director of the Office of Emergency Planning 1966–1967	Succeeded by Price Daniel