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Black and white photograph of Walter Fauntroy, former Washington DC mayor, at Southern Christian Leadership Conference event.
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Black and white portrait photograph of a woman. Inscribed on back of image: "Mary."
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Color photograph of Norman Robinson standing on porch wearing a light blue suit.
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Color photograph of Tamara coloring at a desk with doll. Inscription on back of image: "Tamara, 4 1/2."
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Black and white photograph of three women and one man arranged around a bird bath, four women in background. Inscription on back of image: "Geneva in college."
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Black and white photograph of young man and woman seated at dining table, embracing in formal wear.
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Black and white photograph of three men wearing suits and winter jackets, stacking their hands.
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Black and white photograph of a woman sitting at a wooden bench. Inscription on back of image: "C. VanderHorst."
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Black and white photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. posing with a young woman and young man.
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Black and white photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph David Abernathy at outdoor event.
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Black and white photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. seated on a rocking chair.
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Black and white photograph of Stoney Cooke, Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
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Black and white photograph of Coretta Scott King.
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Color photograph of Septima P. Clark with James B. Edwards, former President of MUSC, College of Charleston graduation ceremony.
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Black and white portrait photograph of young woman. Inscription on back of image: "With Love Miss Gilliam."
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Black and white photograph of three people standing on a porch under a lean-to next to car in garage.
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Black and white photograph of young woman. Archivist inscription on back of image: "[Alice?]"
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Color school photograph of Perri Viola Green. Inscription on back of image: "To: Mrs. Septima Clark; From: Perri Viola Green."
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Black and white photograph of three children. Folder entitled, "Bob and Bessie's Children."
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Color photograph of Septima P. Clark holding trophy next to gentleman at National Education Association Award.
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Color photograph of three girls smiling at the entrance of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School in St. Maarten Island, Dutch West Indies.
Date:
1942
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Black and white photograph of family standing by tree. Inscription on back of image: "Harrison, Maine 1942."
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1942
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Black and white photograph of man standing outside of Jones Law School, Home of Alpha Sigma Chapter of Sigma Delta Kappa.
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1962-06
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Black and white photograph of a house taken from across the street during the daytime.
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1962-06
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Black and white photograph of the interior of a store.
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1962-06
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Black and white photograph of three people standing outside of a house near palm trees.
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1962-04
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Color photograph of family standing outside in yard. Inscription on back of image: "Evan Mae [Marie?] & family."
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1962-04
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Color photograph of family standing outside in yard. Inscription on back of image: "Evan Mae [Marie?] & family."
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1963-02
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Color photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. standing outdoors with colleagues, reading a newspapers.
Date:
1968
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Black and white photograph of Southern Christian Leadership Conference staff worker.
Date:
1968
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Black and white photograph of Southern Christian Leadership Conference saxophonist.
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1969
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Black and white photograph of woman and child walking outdoors. Inscription on back of image: "Blue School; Summer 1969."
Date:
1971-07
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Color photograph of young boy. Inscription on back of image: "Michael Anthony Stevens, July '71."
Date:
1975
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Black and white photograph of Septima P. Clark and others holding awards at Benedict College. Septima P. Clark was the first woman speaker in the history of the college.
