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The Gordon-Jackson-McLester family papers contains materials created or gathered by members of the Gordon, Jackson, or McLester families of Tuscaloosa, Alabama from the years 1850 through 1965, including photographs, correspondence, funeral notices, general documents, clippings, portraits, and books. The collection documents African American family life in Tuscaloosa, African American women's clubs, and African American business life.

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The James Hiram Malone papers contain items from 1925-1995, with the bulk from 1990-1995, including Malone's resume, early photographs of Malone and his family, newspaper clippings from the Atlanta news leader and Atlanta news weekly including copies of his column Street beat, copies of his books, Brother and Malone's Atlanta, and his Black inventors' gift series paintings. The collection documents both his journalistic and artistic careers.

Overview The papers span from 1927 to 1998, with the bulk dating from 1980 to 1998. They consist of correspondence, printed materials, and financial and legal documents related to the West End Neighborhood Development, Inc. (1976–1998). The collection also includes articles, clippings, correspondence, and research collected by Sikes, focusing on African Americans in the South, various Atlanta neighborhoods such as Summerhill, Midtown, Sylvan Hills, Bedford Pines, and Vine City, as well as topics...

Overview The collection spans from 1934 to 1993, with the bulk of the materials dating from 1951 to 1986. It consists of Jessie Thelma Beasley Archer's personal papers and documents her professional life at Morehouse College, her involvement in various social, religious, and professional organizations, including the Q-Ettes, the Professional Secretaries Club, and Professional Women of Atlanta, as well as her engagement with several historically black colleges and universities, including Spelman...

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The collection covers the period from 1969 to 1996 and contains correspondence, organizational and institutional material related to the Voter Education Project, Political Associates, and The Southern Elections Fund, stationery, clippings, newsletters, political ephemera, articles and a book written by Julian Bond as well as items relating to the African American political life and Constance Curry's history of race relations and integration in Sunflower County (Miss.), Silver rights.

Overview The Lucille V. Hill Papers contain items from 1942 to 1994 created by or about Lucille V. Hill and her son, James A. Hill, Jr., of Oregon. The collection includes invitations, certificates, newspaper articles, yearbooks from Tuskegee Institute, plaques, photographs, a scrapbook, event programs, videotapes and audiotapes, books, artifacts, high school newsletters, political campaign materials, and photographs.The collection documents Lucille Hill's involvement in community...

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The papers consist of an assortment of periodicals including Life, Ebony, and New York magazine, books, sheet music, and news clippings. The sheet music dates from 1906 to 1932, and the articles, books, and newsclippings, dated from 1968 to 1985, treat Martin Luther King, Jr., Spelman College, Atlanta University, African American life, and history.

Overview The National Black Arts Festival collection consists of items from the years 1988 through 1998 and contains commemorative textiles including tee shirts, caps, sweatshirts, and canvas tote bags, as well as ephemera such as buttons, compact disc recordings, program guides, brochures, exhibit catalogs and guides, fliers, promotional packages, annual reports, essays, pamphlets, clipings, poetry, audiocassette tapes, photographs, financial records, administrative records, correspondence, folk...

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The Portia Allen Hunt family papers includes obituaries, photographs, newspaper clippings, certificates, and correspondence from the period of 1959 to 1992 and documents the Hunt family's life in Atlanta with an emphasis on Portia Allen Hunt.

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The collection contains newspaper clippings, affidavits, manuals, and correspondence relating to African American educator Samuel L. Davis and his 1944 lawsuit against the Atlanta Public School system.