Collection: Septima P. Clark Papers, ca. 1910-ca. 1990 / Contributing Institution: Avery Research Center at the College of Charleston / Subject (Geographic): Charleston (S.C.) / Subject (Topic): African American women teachers - Lowcountry Digital Library Catalog Search Search Results

Start Over Collection Septima P. Clark Papers, ca. 1910-ca. 1990 ✖ Contributing Institution Avery Research Center at the College of Charleston ✖ Subject (Geographic) Charleston (S.C.) ✖ Subject (Topic) African American women teachers ✖

501. Group of People Standing, Sitting Outdoors

Group of People Standing, Sitting Outdoors

Date:: 1969
Description:: Black and white photograph of group of people outdoors by the street. Inscription on back of image. Archivist inscription on back of image: "[Hospital Strike]"

502. Large Group in Living Room

Large Group in Living Room

Date:: 1950
Description:: Black and white photograph of large group arranged in a living room. Inscription on back of image: "Charleston, SC 1950 Party."

503. Group Playing Music and Singing

Group Playing Music and Singing

Description:: Black and white photograph of group playing music and singing indoors. Inscription on back of image: "[…], Andrew Young, James Orange, Charleston SCLC Board member Esau Jenkins lead freedom singing at mass meeting. SCLC Photo."

504. "The Moment I Remember"

Description:: "A chapter by Clark in an unknown publication, reprinting in alternate format her essay, 'A Fabulous Decade.'"

505. "The Occasion. Martin Luther King, Jr."

Description:: Photocopy of a typescript writing by Septima P. Clark memorializing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. entitled, "The Occasion. Martin Luther King, Jr."

506. "Thee & Me" Program

Date:: 1975-12-05
Description:: Program to the South Carolina Social Welfare Forum Coastal Region Meeting, "Thee & Me," featuring guest speaker, Septima P. Clark.

507. "Trustee Spotlight"

Description:: Two-page "Trustee Spotlight" on Penn Community Services board member, Septima P. Clark detailing her career as educator and civil rights activist.