WESTERN HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI ST. LOUIS
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The Center for Metropolitan Studies donated the UM-St. Louis Black History Project Collection to the Western Historical Manuscript Collection at the University of Missouri St. Louis on September 30, 1985.
Irene Cortinovis, associate director of WHMC St. Louis, received funding from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission and the Monsanto Company in February 1980 for a one year project entitled "Sources of Black History in St. Louis City and County." The project identified and collected records, correspondence, photographs and publications documenting the history of blacks in St. Louis. It surveyed historical source materials held by black organizations and individuals and acquired or copied these collections for retention at WHMC St. Louis. It also taped interviews with black St. Louisans who played significant roles in the history and development of the city and county.
In addition to cost sharing funds provided for administration, the project employed two research assistants: Ina Neal Watson, who previously had taught American History and Black Studies at St. Louis Community College at Forest Park, and Isaac Darden, a political science graduate from Washington University.
During its first year the Black History Project surveyed over ninety organizations and individuals and contacted 350 potential donors, establishing collection priorities that reflected the wide range of black experiences in St. Louis history. An advisory group of community leaders and educators helped to develop these priorities, which included size and importance of the organization, influential or representative individuals, and the availability and quality of the records.
The historical materials collected or copied by the project cover a wide span of years and many different aspects of local black history. These include the papers of sociologist Herman Dreer, 1916 1978, and educator Julia Davis, 1863, 1980; scrapbooks from the black sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha, 1930 1980, and the St. Louis NAACP, 1930 1964; the Kinloch History Project files, 1915 1980; newsletters and correspondence of the Union Sarah Economic Development Corporation, 1976 1980; histories of the Ferrier Harris Home for the Aged, the Antioch Baptist and First Baptist Churches, and the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; programs and annual reports from the National Housewives League of America, Inc., St. Louis chapter, the Annie Malone Children's Home and the National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc., St. Louis chapter; and photographs of the St. Louis Stars Baseball Team, the Pine Street YMCA, Sumner High and Simmons Schools, 1892 and 1910, records of New Age Federal Savings and Loan Association and Douglass Elementary School. From these and other collections, the Black History Project created a slide presentation on local black history for organizations and groups interested in contributing to or knowing about the collection.
In March 1981 the Black History Project received funding from the University of Missouri St. Louis to continue its work for another year. Ina Watson was appointed director of the project, which moved to the Center for Metropolitan Studies at UMSL. In addition to its continued collection development, the project expanded its slide presentation program for high school use and it supplied all the materials and photographs for the June 1981 issue of PROUD Magazine, a black oriented magazine published in St. Louis. The project also began plans to hold a two day conference on local black history.
The first St. Louis Black History conference was held on November 6 and 7, 1981. Julia Davis and Judge Nathan B. Young served as honorary chairpersons. Local newscaster Julius Hunter provided the keynote address. The Singleton Palmer Dixie Land Six and the Legend Singers of St. Louis performed concerts of ragtime, jazz, blues and black church music. Workshops and panels discussed the historical roles of blacks in St. Louis education, business, labor, social and professional associations, law and religion. The Black History Project presented certificates of appreciation to local black community leaders, including Ernest and DeVerne Calloway, Morris Henderson and Ora Lee Malone. The success of the conference led to two similar events in 1982 and 1983.
In 1982 the project staff also created two photograph displays. The first, entitled Black Historic Landmarks in St. Louis City and County, included photographs of 26 black churches, schools, Masonic Lodges and businesses and was exhibited at the Center for Metropolitan Studies. The second, "A Photographic History of Black St. Louis," co sponsored by the St. Louis Center for Cultural Renewal and the Union Sarah Economic Development Corporation, appeared at the Central West Plaza Building located in the Union Sarah in February 1982. A third display on black churches was exhibited at the St. Paul A.M.E. Church for several weeks in 1983.
The Black History Project received funding from the university until 1984 when Ina Watson accepted a position in Washington, D.C. and the remainder of the project's work was deposited at WHMC.
SCOPE AND CONTENT
The UM-St. Louis Black History Project Collection, 1911-1983, documents many aspects of St. Louis black history as well as the collecting and public relations activities of the project's staff from 1980 to 1983. As noted, many of the collections acquired by the project were copied and placed with WHMC. Consequently, this collection supplements other black history holdings at WHMC St. Louis. Some manuscript material transferred in 1985 was incorporated into existing collections. A list of other duplicates that have been removed appears at the end of the folder listing. Administrative files were placed with University Archives, except for a card file of project contacts, which comprises the second series.
The collection is divided into five series: (1) Collections, 1911-1983, folders 1-140; (2) Project Contacts, 1980-1983, card file; (3) Photographs, 1904-1983; (4) Slides, 1980-1983; (5) Tapes, 1980-1983.
The Collections series documents the black community's wide ranging contributions to the history of St. Louis. The series contains newsletters, reports, fact sheets, fliers, correspondence, newsclippings, programs, surveys, biographical information, news columns, handwritten notes, souvenir programs, questionnaires, directories and photographs of many black individuals and organizations. Many of the folders provide quick reference for biographical information on important individuals in local black history, such as Josephine Baker, Dr. Aldrich Brooks, Judge Clyde Cahill, Moses Dickson, C.W. Gates, Annie Malone, Gloria Pritchard, Wendell Pruitt, James Milton Turner and George Vaughn. The contributions of other black professionals are also documented in the following folders: business, f. 10; medicine, f. 11; education, f. 12 and 13; law, f. 17 and 18; and music, f. 21, 25, 101 and 121.
Julia Davis provided a substantial amount of material on notable people in local black history (f. 40 44) as well as a document on black educators of the early 19th and 20th centuries (f. 12 and 13). Herman Dreer contributed essay notes from the 1940s (f. 44-50), copies of his "Highlights of Negro History" column for the St. Louis Argus, 1966 1973 (f. 66 and 67), and a Metropolitan St. Louis Negro Directory from 1943 (f. 84). Other significant material in this series includes: an educational history of the Berkeley, Kinloch and Ferguson Florissant School District (f. 51); histories of Kinloch (f. 71-78), the Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, 1884 1948 (f. 87-91), and the St. Louis NAACP, 1914 1955 (f. 96-100). The series is arranged alphabetically by subject. An extensive index appears at the end of the folder listing.
The Project Contacts series, 1980-1983, contains a card file of names and addresses used by the project staff to develop collections and publicize its own efforts. It provides an overview of the individuals and organizations that contributed to the project. The University Archives contains other administrative files from the project.
The Photographs series, 1904 1983, is divided into three sub series: (1) Collection Photographs, 1920-1970s (201.1-201.73), collected by the project includes photographs of Dr. Aldrich M. Brooks, Homer G. Phillips Hospital, Kinloch, the North St. Louis YWCA, the Young Women's Excelsior Club of St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Simmons and Sumner High Schools, and City School Board Superintendent F. Louis Soldan; (2) Exhibit Photographs, copies of photographs, 1904-1982 (201.74-201.107), containing copy print, heavy mounted photographs used in the project's exhibit on black history in February 1982; (3) Black Churches Exhibit Photographs, 1983 (201.108-201.151), which contain the color, heavy mounted photographs exhibited at St. Paul A.M.E. Church in 1983.
The Slides series, 1980 1983, contains slides used in the project's slide presentations. It is divided into five sub series: (1) Individuals, 201.173-201.193; (2) Groups, 201.194-201.205; (3) Places, 201.206-201.201.228; (4) Churches, 201.229-201.340; (5) Black History Conference Photographs, 201.341-201.415. Although a copy of the script for the Black History Slide Show is included with this series (f. 143), it does not contain a complete set of slides used in the presentation.
The Tapes series, 1980 1983, is divided into two sub series: (1) Conference Proceedings, T768-T784, containing speeches and panel discussions given at each of the black history conferences, 1981-1983; and (2) Oral Histories and Lectures, T785-T803, containing oral history interviews conducted by members of the project with local black professionals and lectures by local black leaders recorded by the project.
FOLDER LISTING
BOX 1, FOLDERS 1-22
Series 1, Collections, 1911-1983
1. Afro-American Folklore, 1939-1980 Series 2, Project Contacts, 1980-1983
2. Afro-American History Tidbits for Children, 1979
3. All Saints Episcopal Church, Program, c. 1951
4. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Gamma Omega Chapter, 1977 1980
5. Ambrose, Walter, 1978
6. Anthony, David, News clipping, 1981
7. Armstrong, Henry, News clipping, 1975-1980
8. Baker, Josephine, 1952-1975
9. Black Archives of Mid-America, 1979-1981
10. Black Businesses in St. Louis, 1902-1923, 1975
11. Black Doctors, 1904-c.1983
12. Black Educators in the Early 19th and 20th Centuries, Donated by
Julia Davis, 5/5/82
13. Black Educators in the Early 19th and 20th Centuries, Donated by
Julia Davis, 5/5/82
14. Black History Conference Literature, 1982-1983
15. Black History, Digest of Sources, nd
16. Black History Repository Survey, 1980
17. Black Lawyers, 1982
18. Black Legislators in Missouri, 1980
19. The Black Man in St. Louis: A Preliminary Bibliography, 5/74
20. Black Newspapers, 1939-1982
21. Black Musicians, News clippings, 1981
22. Black Women in St. Louis, Alice Warren's Journal, Notes, c.1980
BOX 2, FOLDERS 23-47
23. "Blacks in St. Louis History", Globe-Democrat supplement, 2/20/79
24. "Blacks in the Westward Movement," Teachers' Handbook, 1975
25. Blues Music, Post-Dispatch article, 3/29/81
26. Brooks, Dr. Aldrich, 1940-1982
27. "Burden of Black Women," Crisis Magazine, 11/1913
28. Cahill, Judge Clyde, 1980
29. The Censor, 1911
30. Central Baptist Church, Central's Youth Courier, 1962
31. Central Baptist Church Family Questionnaire, List of Pastors and Locations,
1846-1980
32. Chamber, Jordan "Paps," 8/62
33. Changing Patterns in North St. Louis Northside Preservation Commission
Conference Program, 6/29-30/1984
34. Cole, Richard, n.d.
35. Congress of Neighborhood Associations in North St. Louis, 1976
36. The CORE Jefferson Bank Confrontation News clippings, 8/25/63-3/3/64,
compiled by Ernest Calloway, 2/15/77
37. Coxx, Willie, Military Service during World War II, 1982
38. Cunningham, Theodore F., nd
39. Davis, George C., Jr., 1976 1981
40. Julia Davis Branch, St. Louis Public Library, 1980
41. Davis, Julia, Biographical Information, 1911-1982
42. Davis, Julia, Class Notes, 1942-1945
43. Davis, Julia, Research File, 1865-1977
44. Davis, Julia, Speeches, 1959-1982
45. DeSable, Jean Baptiste, nd
46. Dickson, Moses, 1972
47. Dreer, Herman, Notes, nd, News clippings, 1942-1974
BOX 3, FOLDERS 48-65
48. Dreer, Herman, Note Cards, 1940s
49. Dreer, Herman, Note Cards, 1940s
50. Dreer, Herman, Note Cards, 1940s
51. Educational History of the Berkeley, Kinloch and Ferguson Florissant
School District, nd
52. Ellis, Georgia Jones, Black Woman Lawyer, 1/52
53. Enright Neighbors Association, 9/26/81
54. Ferrier Harris Home for the Aged, 75th Anniversary Program, 1972
55. Feugh, John, Personal Servant to Henry Shaw , Article, nd
56. "Fighting for Democracy in St. Louis: Civil Rights During World War II,"
Missouri Historical Review, Vol. LXXX, No. 1, Oct. 1985
57. Chick Finney Enterprises, News clippings, 1957-1971
58. First Baptist Church, Webster Groves, 1936, 1966-1980
59. Frontiers of America International Survey and Narrative, nd
60. Gates, C.W., 1983
61. Gaylords Social Club, 1936 1980
62. Gill, Robert, 1980
63. Gill, Robert Biographical Notes, Correspondence, 1980
64. Gill, Robert Articles, 1959, 1976-1979
65. Harris Stowe State College History, 1979-1980
BOX 4, FOLDERS 66-88
66. "Highlights of Negro History", column by Herman Dreer for the St. Louis
Argus, 1966-1969
67. "Highlights of Negro History", column by Herman Dreer for the St. Louis
Argus, 1971-1973
68. Jeff Vander Lou, Inc., 1978
69. Scott Joplin Home, 1981
70. Keckley, Elizabeth, nd
71. An Analysis of the Socio Economic Structure of an All Negro City,
by Ingo Walter and John E. Kramer, 1966 1967
72. Birth of the Kinloch YWCA, nd
73. History of Kinloch, Notes, 1983
74. History of Kinloch, MCH Final Proposal, 3/82
75. Human Resources and Economic Growth in a Negro Municipality, by Ingo Walter
and John E. Kramer, c.1968
76. Kinloch High School, Open House Program, 7/26/86
77. Kinloch Information, 1937
78. Kinloch, News clippings, 1980
79. Lane Tabernacle CME Church, Historical Notes, c.1960s
80. Langston, John Mercer and Dessalines, Arthur, Brief Biographies, nd
81. Links, Inc., 1979
82. Malone, Annie Turnbo, Handwritten Notes, 1945, Obituary, 1957, Report, 1974
83. Materials Relating to the Ethnic Heritage of St. Louis in the Washington
University Libraries, A Bibliography, 4/75
84. Metropolitan St. Louis Negro Directory, Donated by Herman Dreer, 1943
85. Missouri Association of Colored Women's Clubs, 80th Annual Convention
Booklet, 6/26-28/80
86. Missouri Council for Black Studies, 1980
87. Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, History, 1884-1948
88. Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, History, 1884-1948
BOX 5, FOLDERS 89-95
89. Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, History, 1884-1948
90. Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, History, 1884-1948
91. Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, History, 1884-1948
92. Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, History, 1884-1948
93. Articles by N. Webster Moore, 1971, 1973, 1979
94. Mound City Medical Forum Correspondence, 1961
95. NAACP Convention Programs, 1971, 1980
BOX 6, FOLDERS 96-112
96. History of St. Louis NAACP, 1914-1955, by Daniel Kelleher, 7/69
97. History of St. Louis NAACP, 1914-1955, by Daniel Kelleher, 7/69
98. History of St. Louis NAACP, 1914-1955, by Daniel Kelleher, 7/69
99. History of St. Louis NAACP, 1914-1955, by Daniel Kelleher, 7/69
100. History of St.Louis NAACP, 1914-1955, by Daniel Kelleher, 7/69
101. National Association of Negro Musicians, 8/21-26/49
102. Parker, James, nd
103. Homer G. Phillips Hospital History and Development, 1961
104. Ad Hoc Committee to Save Homer G. Phillips Hospital, 1980
105. Pine Street YMCA Adult Program Committee Agendas, 1956
106. Political Reference File, Ina Watson News clippings, 1980
107. Poro College Second National Convention Souvenir Program, 1949
108. Tom Powell Post #77, American Legion, 1919-1980
109. Pritchard, Gloria, Correspondence and Biographical Notes, 1964-1982
110. Proud Magazine, Article Notes and Drafts, 1980
111. Proud Magazine, Finished Articles, 1980
112. Pruitt, Wendell O., News clipping, nd
BOX 7, FOLDERS 113-140
113. Quinn Chapel AME Church, nd
114. Randolph, Mary Francisco Durham, Memoirs, nd
115. St. Joseph High School, 1982
116. St. Louis Advance, 1914
117. St. Louis Association of Colored Women's Clubs, Names of Affiliated Clubs
and Presidents, 1904-1980
118. St. Louis Mirror, 1963
119. St. Paul AME Church, Minutes Summaries, 1875 1884, Historical Sketch and
News clippings, 1962; Anniversary Program, 1840-1940
120. Shelley vs. Kramer, Oral Argument Before the U.S. Supreme Court, 1/15/74
121. Showcase Concert of St. Louis Legendary Music Program, 8/23/74
122. Simmons School, History, 1873-1972
123. Stevens, Reverend George E., Pioneer Champion of Integration, by Herman Dreer, 8/19/55
124. Golden Anniversary of the June Class, 1909; Sumner High School, 1959
125. Charles Sumner High School, 142nd and 146th Commencement Programs, 1971-1975
126. History of Charles Sumner High School, 1975
127. Tucker Business College, 26th Anniversary Celebration Booklet, News clippings, 1947
128. James Milton Turner, Article, 1971, News clipping, 1979
129. Union Sarah Community, Newsletter, Program Reports, 1977-1978, News
clipping, 1980
130. Urban League of St. Louis, Career Preparation Survey, Black Graduates, 1980
131. Vashon High School, News clippings, 1963
132. Vaughn, George L., News clipping, 1949
133. Waring, Oscar Minor, Biographical Information, nd
134. Warren Atkins W., Resume, News clippings, 1980
135. Washington Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church,
Testimonial Dinner, 10/81
136. Webb, Normal "Tweed", News clippings and Literature, 1924 1980
137. Wheeler, Ruth, Correspondence, 1971
138. Whittico, James M., History and Curriculum Vitae, 2/79
139. Woodson, Dr. Carter Godwin, Biographical Notes, 1875 1950
140. Young, Nathan B., News clippings, 1972, 1976/1977, 1980; Articles, nd,
1975
BOX 8
BOX 9
Series 3, Photographs, 1904-1983, 201.1-201.151
1. Collection Photographs, 1920-1970s (201.1-201.73)
Folder 141.
201.1 Dr. Aldrich M. Brooks, c.1940
201.2 Dr. Brooks and patient, c.1940
201.3-201.5 Dr. Brooks' office building, 1946
201.6-201.7 Office Building under construction, c.1946
201.8 Completed office building, 12/25/47
201.9 Homer G. Phillips Hospital, 2/22/37
201.10 Dr. Brooks, c.1960s
201.11 201.14 Dr. Brooks, family and colleagues, 3/73
201.15 First Baptist Church Children's Choir, when church was located at
Shady Ave. and West Kirkham before 1951
201.16-201.18 Unidentified members of First Baptist Congregation, nd
201.19 St. Paul M.B. Church, c.1940s
201.20 Hancock Elementary School, c. 1960s
201.21 Normal Webb, Age 37, Somewhere in the South Pacific, 2nd Class Petty
Officer, World War II, 1944
Folder 142.
201.22 George Brandan, Group 3 Captain, 1950
201.23 William Clay
201.24 Harris Stowe College, c.1970s
201.25-201.33 Kinloch High School Yearbook, 1948
201.34 Dunbar School, n.d.
201.35 Vernon School, n.d.
201.36 North St. Louis YMCA dance
201.37 North St. Louis YMCA Camp Rivercliff, c.1950
201.38-201.39 Unidentified Male Choir, c.1940s
201.40 St. Louis Argus Worthy Boys, c.1940s
201.41 Rathmann, Blewett, Bryan, Dr. Whithers, Knox
201.42 Simmons School Graduates St. James Church, 1944
201.43 Simmons School Class, 6/14/44
201.44 Simmons School Class, 1/24/46
201.45 Sumner High School Faculty, 1892
201.46 Sumner High School Home Economics Class, 1892 (Sumner High School
Graduating Class, 1909)
201.47 St. Louis City School Board Members F. Louis Soldan (oversize)
201.48 St. Paul AME Church Young Women's Excelsior Club, Mrs. Florence
McCluskey, President; Mrs. Hortense Riley, Secretary; C.L. Williams, Pastor,
10/17/20
201.49-201.53 Douglas School and Students, n.d.
Folder 143
35mm Negatives only (201.54 201.73)
201.54-201.59 Baptist Church Meeting at Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church
201.60-201.61 Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church
201.62-201.67 Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church
201.68-201.73 Children on the horse at First Baptist Church of Webster Groves, Missouri
Folder 144
2. Exhibit Photographs, 1904-1982 (201.74 201.107)
201.74 Centennial Christian Cornerstone,1904 (4x5 neg)
201.75 Julia Davis, nd
201.76 Delaney School, located in South St. Louis, named in honor of Martin
Delaney
201.77 Early Black Churches in St. Louis and their leaders (2.5x3 neg)
201.78 Early Black Public Schools in St. Louis and their principals (2.5x3
neg)
201.79 Early 20th Century Physicians and Dentists who practiced in St. Louis
Folder 145
201.80 Esther's Plaque, 1966
201.81 Ferrier Harris Home for the Aged, color print, 1980 (4x5 neg)
201.82 First African Baptist Church, nd
201.83 First Baptist Church in Webster Groves, nd
201.84 Elston Howard, Obituary
201.85 Ladies Day at Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church, c.1940s
201.86 Old Community Baptist Church
201.87 Peoples Finance Building, located in Mill Creek area (4x5 neg)
201.88 Peoples Finance Corporation Building, Old Mill Creek area
201.89 Peoples Hospital
201.90 Homer G. Phillips Hospital, located in the Ville area, closed in 1979
(4x5)
201.91 Homer Gilliam Phillips, LL.B.
201.92 St. John's Methodist Church in Carondelet, 1880s
201.93 Outline of Presidents for the St. Louis Association of Colored Women's
Clubs
201.94 St. Louis' Kindergarten Teachers' Group, early 1900s
Folder 146
201.95 Photographic Studio of Sexton and Maxwell, c.1920s 1930s (2.5x3 neg)
201.96 Simmons School, 8th Grade Class, c.1940s (2.5x3 neg)
201.97 Simmons Graduation Class, c.1940s (2.5x3 neg)
201.98 Stowe Teachers College, Ville area
201.99 Sumner High School Home Economics Class, 1892
201.100 Tandy Community Center (4x5 neg)
201.101 J. Milton Turner School in Kirkwood, Missouri
201.102 Turner Middle School for Handicapped Children
201.103 Vagabonds Club House on Westminster Avenue
201.104 Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church
201.105 Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church Historical Landmark
Designation Plaque, 1974
201.106 Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church Cornerstone, 1878
201.107 Henry Winfield Wheeler
BOX 10 Photographs, 201.108 201.151
Folder 147
3. Black Churches Exhibit Photographs, 2/82 (201.108-201.151)
201.108 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.109 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.110 Berea Presbyterian Church
201.111 Berea Presbyterian Church Foundation
201.112 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
201.113 Blackwell Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Folder 148
201.114 Blackwell Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
201.115 Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
201.116 Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Foundation
201.117 Bostick Temple, Wellston, Missouri
201.118 Centennial Christian Church
201.119 Central Baptist Church
Folder 149
201.120 Central Baptist Church Foundation
201.121 Cote Brilliante Presbyterian Church
201.122 Cote Brilliante Presbyterian Church Foundation
201.123 First Baptist Church
201.124 First Baptist Church Foundation
201.125 First Baptist Church of Webster Groves
Folder 150
201.126 First Missionary Baptist Church of Kinloch
201.127 First Missionary Baptist Church of Kinloch
201.128 First Baptist Church of Webster Groves, Sanctuary, Foundation
201.129 Immanuel Lutheran Church
201.130 Jamison Memorial CME Church
201.131 Jamison Memorial CME Foundation ("Organized")
201.132 Jamison Memorial CME Church Foundation ("Renovated")
201.133 King's Way Baptist Church
Folder 151
201.134 Lane Tabernacle Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
201.135 Lively Stone Church of God
201.136 Masjid Muhammed Temple
201.137 New Sunny Mount Baptist Church
201.138 Newstead Avenue Missionary Baptist Church
201.139 Newstead Avenue Missionary Baptist Church
201.140 Old Community Baptist Church, Webster Groves
201.141 Old Community Baptist Church, Webster Groves
201.142 Olivet Missionary Baptist Church
Folder 152
201.143 Parks Chapel AME Church, Webster Groves
201.144 Park Chapel AME Church, Webster Groves Foundation
201.145 Pattison Baptist Church
201.146 Pleasant Green Baptist Church
201.147 Pleasant Green Baptist Church Foundation
201.148 Prince of Peace Missionary Baptist Church
201.149 Prince of Peace Missionary Baptist Church Foundation
201.150 St. James AME Church
201.151 St. James AME Church Foundation
BOX 11 Photographs 201.152-201.172
Folder 153
201.152 St. John AME Church
201.153 St. Louis Bible Way Church
201.154 St. Matthew the Apostle Catholic Church
201.155 St. Paul AME Church
201.156 St. Paul AME Church Foundation
201.157 St. Peters AME Church
201.158 St. Peters AME Church Foundation
Folder 154
201.159 St. Phillips Lutheran Church
201.160 St. Phillips Lutheran Church Foundation
201.161 Scruggs Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
201.162 Scruggs Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Foundation
201.163 Tri Union AME Church
201.164 Tri Union AME Church Foundation
201.165 Union Memorial United Methodist Episcopal Church
201.166 Union Memorial United Methodist Episcopal Church
Folder 155
201.167 Union Memorial United Methodist Episcopal Church Foundation
201.168 Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church
201.169 Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church Foundation
201.170 Wayman Temple AME Church
201.171 Wayman Temple AME Church Foundation
201.172 Williams Temple Church of God in Christ
Folder 156
The Slides Series
1. Individuals (201.173-201.193)
201.173 Dr. William Allen
201.174 Aldrich Brooks
201.175 Wallace Christian
201.176 Julia Davis
201.177 Julia Davis
201.178 Julia Davis
201.179 Douglass School
201.180 Dr. Herbert Erwin
201.181 Redd Foxx
201.182 Minnie Edith T. Gore
201.183 Roscoe Haskell
201.184 Virgil McKnight
201.185 Dr. Prophete
201.186 Frank O. Richards
201.187 Dr. William H. Sinkler
201.188 William Smiley
201.189 Dr. H. Phillip Venable
201.190 Ina Watson
201.191 Dr. James Whittico
201.192 Mr. Wilkins
201.193 Judge Young
2. Groups (201.194-201.205)
201.194 Homer G. Phillips Interns
201.195 Homer G. Phillips Interns
201.196 Homer G. Phillips Staff
201.197 St. Louis Clerks Literary Association
201.198 St. Louis Stars
201.199 Unidentified
201.200 Unidentified
201.201 Unidentified
201.202 Unidentified
201.203 Unidentified
201.204 Unidentified
201.205 Unidentified
3. Places (201.206 201.228)
201.206 Cole School
201.207 Cole School
201.208 Julia Davis Branch, St. Louis Public Library, interior
201.209 Esther's Plaque
201.210 Ferrier Harris
201.211 Ferrier Harris, living room
201.212 Harris Teachers' College
201.213 Junior Kindergarten
201.214 Maddox School
201.215 Maddox School
201.216 Annie Malone Children's Home
201.217 Annie Malone May Day Parade
201.218 Homer G. Phillips Hospital
201.219 Homer G. Phillips Hospital
201.220 Simmons School
201.221 Sumner High School
201.222 Charles Turner School
201.223 J. Milton Turner School
201.224 Union Sarah Economic Development Corporation
201.225 Union Sarah Sherwood Court Apartments
201.226 Vashon High School
201.227 Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
201.228 Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
Churches (201.229 201.240)
201.229 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.230 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.231 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.232 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.233 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.234 All Saints Episcopal Church
201.235 Antioch Baptist Church
201.236 Antioch Baptist Church
201.237 Antioch Baptist Church
201.238 Antioch Baptist Church
201.239 Berea Presbyterian Church
201.240 Berea Presbyterian Church
201.241 Bethel AME Church
201.242 Blackwell Chapel
201.243 Blessed Sacrament Church
201.244 Bostick Temple
201.245 Centennial Christian Church
201.246 Central Baptist Church (8x10 color print)
201.247 Central Baptist Church
201.248 Central Baptist Church
201.249 Cornerstone Church
201.250 Cornerstone Church
201.251 Cornerstone Church
201.252 Cornerstone Church
201.253 Cote Brilliante Church
201.254 First Baptist Church
201.255 First Baptist Church
201.256 First Baptist Church, Webster Groves
201.257 First Baptist Church
201.258 First Baptist Church
201.259 First Baptist Church
201.260 First Missionary Baptist Church, Kinloch
201.261 First Missionary Baptist Church
201.262 First Missionary Baptist Church
201.263 Immanuel Lutheran Church
201.264 James House
201.265 Kennerly Avenue Temple
201.266 King's Way Baptist
201.267 Lane Tabernacle (8x10 color print)
201.268 Lively Stone Church
201.269 Lively Stone Church
201.270 Masjid Mosque (8x10 color print)
201.271 New Sunny Mount Baptist Church
201.272 New Sunny Mount Baptist Church
201.273 Newstead Avenue Church
201.274 Newstead Avenue Church
201.275 Newstead Avenue Church
201.276 Old Community Baptist Church
201.277 Old Community Baptist Church
201.278 Old Community Baptist Church
201.279 Old Community Baptist Church
201.280 Old Community Baptist Church
201.281 Olivet Missionary Baptist Church
201.282 Olivet Missionary Baptist Church
201.283 Olivet Missionary Baptist Church
201.284 Olivet Missionary Baptist Church
201.285 Parks Chapel
201.286 Parks Chapel
201.287 Parks Chapel
201.288 Pattison Baptist Church
201.289 Pattison Baptist Church
201.290 Pleasant Green Baptist Church
201.291 Pleasant Green Baptist Church
201.292 Prince of Peace Church
201.293 Prince of Peace Church
201.294 Prince of Peace Church
201.295 Prince of Peace Church
201.296 St. James AME Church
201.297 St. James AME Church
201.298 St. James AME Church
201.299 St. James AME Church
201.300 St. James AME Church
201.301 St. James AME Church
201.302 St. James AME Church
201.303 St. Louis Bible Way Church
201.304 St. John's Methodist Church
201.305 St. Louis Bible Way
201.306 St. Louis Bible Way
201.307 St. Louis Bible Way
201.308 St. Louis Bible Way
201.309 St. Matthew the Apostle Church
201.310 St. Matthew the Apostle Church
201.311 St. Phillips Lutheran Church
201.312 St. Phillips Lutheran Church
201.313 St. Phillips Lutheran Church
201.314 St. Phillips Lutheran Church
201.315 St. Phillips Lutheran Church
201.316 St. Phillips Lutheran Church
201.317 Scruggs Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
201.318 Union Memorial Church
201.319 Union Memorial Church
201.320 Union Memorial Church
201.321 Union Memorial Church
201.322 Union Memorial Church
201.323 Union Memorial Church
201.324 Union Memorial Church (8x10 color print)
201.325 Union Memorial Church
201.326 Union Memorial Church
201.327 Union Memorial Church
201.328 Union Memorial Church
201.329 Union Memorial Church
201.330 Washington Metropolitan AME Church
201.331 Washington Metropolitan AME Church (8x10 BW print)
201.332 Wayman Church
201.333 Wayman Church
201.334 Wayman Church
201.335 Wayman Church
201.336 Wayman Church
201.337 Wayman Church
201.338 Wayman Church
201.339 Williams Temple
201.340 Williams Temple
Black History Conference (201.341-201.415)
201.341-201.362 Black History Conference, 11/82
201.363 Abolitionist speaker
201.364 Annie Malone
201.365 Annie Malone Day Parade
201.366 Annie Malone Home
201.367 Annie Malone Home
201.368 Arch
201.369 Auction
201.370 Black Students
201.371 Black Students
201.372 Black woman
201.373 Building at Second and Delmar
201.374 Haydee Campbell, Kindergarten Teacher in St. Louis
201.375 Sisters of St. Joseph Carondolet
201.376 Central Baptist, 1885-1913
201.377 Children on doorstep
201.378 Club House
201.379 Sarah Cohron
201.380 Cornerstone
201.381 Courtroom-like scene
201.382 Dance Hall
201.383 Lucy Delaney
201.384 Escape
201.385 Factory Girl
201.386 Ideal Family
201.387 Kidnapping poster
201.388 Lifting As We Climb
201.389 Mary Pitts
201.390 Esther's Plaque
201.391 Plantation
201.392 Poro Advertisement
201.393 Poro Business Office
201.394 Poro College Building
201.395 Poro Orchestra
201.396 Riverboat Scene
201.397 Laura Robinson
201.398 St. Louis Black Kindergarten, c. 1900
201.399 St. Paul's AME Church
201.400 Saloon
201.401 Dred Scott
201.402 Sumner High School, 1891
201.403 Tennis Girl
201.404 Susan Vashon
201.405 Arsania Williams
201.406 Arsania Williams
201.407 Young Black Woman
201.408 Volleyball
201.409 Wheatley Branch, 1915
201.410 Girl reserves at Wheatley
201.411 Young Girl
201.412 Y-Employment Bureau
201.413 YWCA - Industrial Girls
201.414 YWCA Swimmers
201.415 unidentified
Folder 143. Slide Show Script, 1980
Series 5 - Tapes
Black History Conference, November 6-7, 1981 (T768-T778)
T-768 Keynote Address, Julius Hunter, Ragtime Jazz and Blues Concert, Singleton
Palmer (reel)
T-769 One Hundred Years of Education for Blacks in St. Louis, Part 1, Nancy
Fields, Harris Stowe College
T-770 One Hundred Years of Education for Blacks in St. Louis, Part 2, Nancy
Fields and Anita Bond
T-771 One Hundred Years of Education for Blacks in St. Louis, Part 3, Anita Bond
T-772 Black Businesses in St. Louis, Joseph W.B. Clark, St. Louis Desegregation
Monitoring and Advisory Committee
T-773 Blacks in Labor and Labor Unions, Claude Brown, Local 688 Teamsters
T-774 Sources of Black History in St. Louis and St. Louis County
T-775 Social, Professional and Voluntary Associations, Part 1, Mikki Brewster,
Alpha Kappa Alpha
T-776 Social, Professional and Voluntary Associations, Part 2, Mikki Brewster,
Alpha Kappa Alpha
T-777 Landmark Legal Actions in Missouri with a National Impact, David Grant,
St. Louis Board of Aldermen
T-778 Historic Black Churches in St. Louis, Richard Fisher, Washington Metro
AME Zion Church
Black History Conference, October 9, 1982 (T779 -T784)
T-779 Black Political Leaders from 1930 1920 in St. Louis, Mrs. Frances Thomas
T-780 Historic Black Neighborhoods in St. Louis City and County, Julia Davis
T-781 Black Political Leaders from 1920 Present in St. Louis, Dr. William Harrison
T-782 Blacks in Sports from the St. Louis Community, Dr. Robert Watson
T-783 History of Black Newspapers in St. Louis, Ina Neal Watson
T-784 Legend Singers, Dr. Kenneth Billups
T-785 Dr. William Allen, 5/16/80
T-786 Walter and Henrietta Ambrose, 7/22/80
T-787 Dr. Aldrich Brooks, n.d.
T-788 Irene Cortinovis, Ina Watson and Isaac Darden, Black History Project,
Creative Aging, KWMU, 2/24/80
T-789 Dr. Robert Davis ,"Suicide Among Blacks," n.d.
T-790 Gladys Virginia Eastern, Baptist missionary in Liberia, 1943 1976, nd
T-791 Clifton W. Gates, Lismark Distributing Company, 10/12/81
T-792 Wilson Gray, Mound City Association Attorney, 12/16/80
T-793 Mrs. Bertha Hammonds, 1947 Graduate of Tucker Business College, 11/10/81
T-794 Dr. Calvin Lee, Dentist, 9/10/80
T-795 Dr. George L. Mann, Attorney and Educator, 4/29/81
T-796 Paul Miller, Sr., Miller and Sons Cosmetic Distribution Company, 9/23/80
T-797 Helen J. Moore, Mill Creek Area, n.d.
T-798 Helen J. Moore, "St. Louis Schools, Churches and Sororities," n.d.
T-799 N. Webster Moore, Retired Social Studies Teacher, Vashon High School,
History of St. Paul AME Church and History of Pine Street YMCA, 12/1/81
T-800 Dr. Alphonso Peterson, Oral Surgeon, 9/17/80
T-801 Dorothy Porter Wesley, "Establishing a Black History Archives," 5/15/82
T-802 Judge Nathan B. Young, Jr., "Folklore on Blues in St. Louis," 4/23/80
T-803 Dr. Walter Younge, n.d.
Processed: March 1986
INDEX
Afro-American Authors, f. 1, 2
Afro-American History, f. 15, 24
Afro-American Women, f. 11
Afro-Americans Bibliography, f. 19
Afro-Americans Business, f. 10
Afro-Americans Churches, f. 3, 30, 31, 79, 115, 119, 135
Afro-Americans Civil Rights, f. 36, 56
Afro-Americans Doctors, f. 138
Afro-Americans Education, f. 12, 13, 40, 41, 42, 44, 62, 80, 86 91, 111, 115,
133, 140
Afro-Americans Folklore, f. 1
Afro-Americans History, f. 2, 9, 15, 16, 19, 23, 83, 139
Afro-Americans Law Enforcement, f. 134
Afro-Americans Lawyers, f. 17, 28, 52
Afro-Americans Legal Status, f. 63
Afro-Americans Medicine, f. 11
Afro-Americans Media, f. 5
Afro-Americans Politics, f. 36, 106
Afro-Americans St. Louis, f. 130
Afro-Americans Social Conditions, f. 71
Afro-Americans Societies, Clubs, etc., f. 59, 61, 81, 84, 85, 96 100
Afro-Americans Sororities, f, 4
Afro-Americans Sports, f. 6, 39, 43, 136
Afro-Americans Women, f. 22, 27, 85
Afro-Americans World War II, f. 37
All Saints Episcopal Church, f. 3
Allen, Richard, f. 66
Allen, Dr. William, f. 11
Alpha Kappa Alpha, f. 3
Ambrose, Walter, f. 5
American Legion, f. 108
Anderson, Reverend J.H., f. 12
Anthony, David, f. 6
Amstrong, Henry, f. 7
Atkins, Professor S.G., f. 12
Baker, H.E., f. 12
Baker, Josephine, f. 8
Baptist Churches, f. 10
Berkeley, Missouri, f. 51
Berkeley School District, f. 77
Bibb, Joseph D., f. 12
Black Archives (Kansas City), f. 9
Black Catholics, f. 115
Black Dental Practitioners of Missouri, f. 26
Black History Conference, f. 14 (see University Archives)
Black History Pageant, f. 109
Black Musicians, f. 25, 121
Black Newspapers, f. 10, 14, 20, 22, 29, 41, 116, 118
Black Republicans, f. 32
Blackshear, Professor E.L., f. 12
"Blind Tom," f. 43
Blues Music, f. 25
Bowen, Mrs. Ariel S.H., f. 12
Bowen, J.W.E., f. 12
Bowles, Mrs. Carrie K., f. 67
Bowser, Mrs. Rosa D., f. 12
Boyd, R.F., f. 12
Braga, Reverend George, f. 12
Brantley, George Dennis, f. 12
Brawley, E.M., f. 12
Brooks, Dr. Aldrich, f, 26
Brown, Charles H., f. 87
Buckner, John Davis, f. 126
Butler, H.R., f. 12
Byron's Troubadours, f. 43
Cahill, Judge Clyde, f. 28
Calloway, Ernest, f. 35, 36, 106
Catholics, f. 115
The Censor, f. 29
Central Afro-American, f. 41
Central Baptist Church, f. 14, 30, 31, 43, 123
Chadeayne, Henry, f. 49
Chambers, Jordan, f. 32
Chappelle, W.D., f. 12
Cheatham, H.P., f. 12
Cole, Richard, f. 34
Congress of Neighborhood Association in North St. Louis, f. 35
Congress of Racial Equality, f. 36
Conway, James F., f. 104
Cooper, E.E., f. 12
Council, Professor W.H., f. 12
Covington, J. Luther, f. 74, 78
Cox, J.M., f. 12
Coxx, Willie, f. 37
Crogman, W.H., f. 12
Cromwell, J.W., f. 12
Cunningham, Theodore F., f. 38
Daily Bell, f. 20
Davis, Daniel Webster, f. 12
Davis, George C., f. 39
Davis, Reverend L.D., f. 12
Davis, Julia, f. 1, 2, 10, 12, 13, 40 44, 46, 85, 110, 117
Julia Davis Branch St. Louis Public Library, f. 40
Julia Davis Fund St. Louis Public Library, f. 41
Davis, William Henry, f. 84
DeSable, Jean Baptiste Pointe, f. 45
Desegregation, f. 51
Dickson, Moses, f. 46
Dickson Center, f. 84
Dilliard, Irving, f. 49
Doggett, Dr. John N., f. 11
Donaldson, Ulysses S., f. 87
Douglass University, f. 84
Dowd, Dr. Arthur, f. 84
Dreer, Herman, f. 47 50, 57, 66, 67, 84, 110, 111, 123
Dumas School, f. 41
Dunbar, Paul Lawrence, f. 43
Dunbar, Mrs. Paul, f. 12
East St. Louis Race Riot, 1917, f. 96 100
East, Gladys, f. 67
East, Reverend James Edward, f. 67
Ellerson, Reverend L.B., f. 12
Ellis, Georgia Jones, f. 52
Elroy Manufacturing, f. 10
Enright Avenue, f. 53
Enright Neighbors Association, f. 53
Ferguson, Missouri, f. 51
Ferguson, Catherine, f. 43
Ferguson School District, f. 77
Ferrier Harris Home for the Aged, f. 54
Festus, Missouri, f. 90
Feugh, John, f. 55
Finney, Chick, f. 57
Chick Finney Associates, f. 57
First Missionary Baptist Church, f. 58
Flipper, Reverend J. Simeon, f. 12
Fortune, Timothy Thomas, f. 12
Francis, Dr. John R., f. 12
Freemasonry, f. 43
Frierson, Professor A.U., f. 12
Frontiers of America, f. 59
Gates, C.W., f. 60
Gaylord's Social Club, f. 61
Gilbert, Professor John W., f. 12
Gilbert, Reverend M.W., f. 12
Gill, Robert,f. 62 64
Goodwin, Reverend George A., f. 12
Gordon, W.C., f. 10
Grand Prairie Area, f. 53
Grant, David M., f. 43, 90
Greater Tandy Enclave, f. 35
Green, Honorable John P., f. 12
Green, Mary, f. 20
Grimke, Francis J., f. 12
Hancock Elementary School, f. 77
Harlee, N.W., f. 12
Harris, Dr. Ruth, f. 67
Harris Stowe State College, f. 65
Harvey, Georgette, f. 43
Hatton, Beatrice Wallace, f. 66
Hawkins, John Russell, f. 12
Haynes, Dr. Neal, f. 58
Heard, Dr. William, f. 12
Hewin, J. Thomas, f. 12
Holsey, L.H., f. 13
Hood, Bishop J., f. 13
Howard, Elston, f. 43
Hunt, Professor Henry A., f. 13
Hutto, J.B., f. 25
Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, f. 95
Jackson, Lena J., f. 13
Jeff Vander Lou, f. 68
Jefferson Bank, f. 36
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, f. 24
Johns, Vernon S., f. 66
Johns, Vernon S., f. 66
Johnson, H. T., f. 13
Johnson, J.W., f. 13
Jones, Joshua H., f. 13
Jones, Honorable Theodore W., f. 13
Joplin, Scott, f. 69
Scott Joplin Home, f. 69
Jordan, Professor D.J., f. 13
Keckley, Elizabeth, f. 70
Kelleher, Daniel T., f. 96 100
Kerr, Reverend S., f. 13
Kessler, Dr. John J., f. 49
Key, Dr. George B., f. 66
Kingshighway Baptist Church, f. 84
Kinloch, f. 51, 71, 72 78
Kinloch Aviation Field, f. 73
Kinloch High School, f. 76
Kinloch History Committee, f. 73, 74
Kinloch Park, f. 73
Kinloch Track, f. 73
Kinloch YWCA, f. 72
Kirkwood, f. 39
Knights of Labor, f. 46
Knox, George L., f. 13
Kramer, James E., f. 71
Kramer, John, f. 75
Lane Tabernacle CME Church, f. 79
Langston, Arthur Dessalines, f. 80
Langstons, John Mercer, f. 67, 80
Lee, Emma Jane, f. 90
Lewis, Walter J., f. 13
Lincoln University, f. 88, 140
Links, Inc., f. 81
Lipton, Harold, f. 49
Logan, Mrs. Warren, f. 13
Lovingwood, Professor R.S., f. 13
Malone, Annie, f. 43, 82, 107
March on Washington, f. 56, 84
Marshall, Bishop Arthur, f. 67
Martinez, Daniel F., f. 84
Mason, Mrs. Leon, f. 13
Mason, Reverend M.C.B., f. 13
Masonic Temple, f. 43
Mayberry, Burt A., f. 88
McClellan, George Marion, f. 13
McClellan, O.S., f. 49
Meachum, John Berry, f. 93
Metropolitan Community Church, f. 107
Miller Brewing Co., f. 60
Miller, Samuel, f. 126
Missouri Association of Colored Women's Clubs, f. 43, 85
Missouri Council for Black Studies, f. 86
Missouri Dental Board, f. 26
Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, f. 43, 87 91
Missouri State Black Leadership Conference, f. 92
Moore, N. Webster, f. 93
Morgan, Reverend J.H., f. 13
Morris, Reverend E.C., f. 13
Mound City Bar Association, f. 110, 111
Mound City Dental Association, f. 26, 110, 111
Mound City Medical Association, f. 110, 111
Mound City Medical Forum, f. 94
Murray, George Washington, f. 13
NAACP, f. 95 100
National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, St. Louis Branch, f. 104
National Association of Negro Musicians, f. 101
National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association, f. 95
National Organizations of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), f. 134
Negro Directory (1943), f. 84
New Waring School, f. 47
Nighthawk Records, f. 25
North St. Louis, f. 33, 35
Northside Preservation Committee, f. 33
Onley, Dr. D. William, f. 13
Page, Dr. Inmen E., f. 87
Parker, James, f. 102
Partee, William E., f. 13
Payne, Daniel A., f. 66
Peck, John Mason, f. 43
Peoples Hospital, f. 94
Peterson, Dr. Alphonse, f. 11
Peterson, Professor B.H., f. 13
Pettey, Sarah Dudley, f. 13
Pettifold, W.R., f. 13
Phi Delta Kappa, f. 43
Phillips, Charles H., f. 11
Phillips, Homer G., f. 11, 26
Homer G. Phillips Hospital, f. 11, 84, 103, 104
Poro College, f. 82, 107
Porter, J.R. f, 13
Powell, Tom, f. 108
Tom Powell Post, American Legion, f. 43, 108
Pritchard, Gloria, f. 109
Proctor, Henry H., f. 13
Pruitt, Wendell O., f. 112
Purcell, Isaac Lawrence, f. 13
Quinn Chapel AME Church, f. 113
Ragtime, f. 121
Randolph, Mary Francisco Durham, f. 114
Republican Party, f. 32
Restrictive Covenants, f. 120
Richardson, Professor Arthur St. George, f. 13
Richards, Frank O., f. 94
Robinson, Captain George T., f. 13
Robinson, Professor R.G., f. 13
Rucker, Mr. H.A., f. 13
St. Joseph High School, f. 115
St. Louis Advance, f. 116
St. Louis Argus, f. 49, 66, 67, 84
St. Louis Association of Colored Women's Clubs, f. 117
St. Louis Mirror, f. 118
St. Paul AME Church, f. 119
Scarborough, Professor William S., f. 13
Schwartz, Pearl, f. 88, 89
Segregation, f. 11, 96 100
Segregation in Military, f. 37
Shaw, Henry, f. 55
Shelley vs. Kramer, f. 106, 120
Simmons, William, f. 43
Simmons School, f. 122
Smith, Mrs. Mary E.C., f. 13
Smith, Reuben S., f. 13
Smyth, John Henry, f. 13
Sprague, Rosetta Douglass, f. 13
Stagger Lee, f. 1, 121
Stevens, George, f. 123
Storum, Professor James, f. 13
Sumner, Charles, f. 126
Sumner High School, f. 42 44, 124 126
Sweet, Sidney E., f. 49
Talbert, Mrs. Henry B., f. 13
Talley, George Thomas Washington, f. 13
Tandy, Charlton, f. 43
Tandy Park Community Center, f. 43
Terrell, Mary Church, f. 13
Thompson, Richard W., f. 13
Thompson, Zenobia, f. 104
Townsend, Kitty D., f. 91
Tucker, Blanche, f. 127
Tucker Business College, f. 127
Turner, Bishop H.M., f. 13
Turner, James Milton, f. 93, 128
Turner, Professor Charles H., f. 13
Union Memorial Methodist Church, f. 47
Union Sarah Economic Development Corporation, f. 129
Urban League of St. Louis, f. 50, 130
Vashon, George Boyer, f. 67
Vashon High School, f. 47, 131
Vaughn, George L., f. 47, 106, 120, 132
Wallace, Walter W., f. 13
Waller, Reverend Owen M., f. 13
Walker, Professor H.L., f. 13
Walter, Ingo, f. 71, 75
Waring, Oscar Minor, f. 126, 133
Warren, Alice, f. 22
Warren, Atkins, f. 134
Washington, Booker T., f. 13
Booker T. Washington Trading Stamp Association, f. 84
Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church, f. 135
Webb, Normal "Tweed," f. 136
Webster Groves, f. 4, 58
Wesley House Community Center, f. 84
Westward Expansion, f. 24
Wheeler, Henry, f. 110, 111, 137
Wheeler, Ruth M., f. 137
White, Dr. Park J., f. 49
White, Honorable George H., f. 13
White, Henry Highland, f. 43
White, Pearl Schwarz, f. 67
Whittaker, Reverend John W., f. 13
Whittico, James, f. 138
Wilder, James Randall, f. 13
Wilkerson, Bill, f. 95
Williams, Frank Lunsford, f. 126
Williams, Henry Carson, f. 126
Williams, Jacob A., f. 67
Williams, Reverend John B.L., f. 13
Williams Undertaking, f. 10
Wilson, Margaret, f. 106
Woodson, Dr. Carter G., f. 66
Woodson, Dr. Carter Godwin, f. 139
Wyche, Reverend R.R., f. 13
Yates, Mrs. Josephine Silone, f. 13
YMCA, Pine Street Branch, f. 93, 105
YWCA, Wheatley Branch, f. 47
Removed from the collection:
"Bishop James Healey" and "Black Catholics In St. Louis" by Ivan James (in collection #144)
xeroxes of pages 39 44, 98 102, 192 193 of Webster Groves by Clarissa Start
list of oral histories at Webster Groves Historical Society; 7 blacks checked by Henrietta Ambrose, 108 persons
"Career Achievements Among Black Women in St. Louis," (in collection #101)
The Civil Rights Movement in St. Louis, 1954 1970: A Socio Historical Perspective, 3/80 (duplicate of collection #187)
History of Central Baptist Church, 1927 (in collection #28)
Anniversary Club,"A Medium of Cultural and Intellectual Development," (in collection #388)
Your St. Louis And Mine, (on bookshelf)
Grande Prairie, Article by Norbury Wayman (placed with complementary material in vertical file)
"Alive Black Women," Iota Phi Lambda, 1979 (in vertical file)
Interviews for Herman Dreer's Ph.D. Dissertation, (xeroxes of collection #167, folders 12 and 13)
The Peoples Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri, A Non Profit Institution, c.1937 (placed in collection #132, f.4)
Kinloch Yesterday, Today and Tommorow, Compiled by Kinloch History Committee, 1983 (in collection #151)
The Political History of Kinloch, by John E. Kramer and Ingo Walter (in collection #151, f. 12)
"The History and general Background of Kinloch," (in collection #151, f. 3)
Lane Tabernacle CME Church Directory, 1980 (in vertical file)
Lane Tabernacle CME Church History and Explanation of Interior of Building, (in vertical file)
United States Commission on Civil Rights, Staff Report, Kinloch, Missouri, 1/70 (in #151, f. 5)
Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers, Journal of Education, 3/39 (in #142, f. 4)
Morris Henderson, NAACP Scrapbook xeroxes (in collection #132)
60th Anniversary Convention, National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc., 8/12 17/79 (in collection #378)
National Black History Convention and Study Conference Program, 2/9 15/75
Douglass, My Heart Songsheet, Douglass University Day, 9/8/35
Douglass University Transcript Sheet, nd
Christmas Gift, A Day in One Act, by Hermann Dreer, 1936
Black History in America, Then and Now, St. Louis Job Corps Center for Women, 2/13/69 (all in collection #167)
Negroes: Their Gift to St. Louis, 1964 (in #36)
125 Years of the Black YMCA, 1953-1978 and Pine Street Portrait of a St. Louis Black YMCA, 1877-1978 by N. Webster Moore, 1978 (in vertical file)
Pleasant Green Missionary Baptist Church 109th Anniversary Program, 6/8/75
Annual Usher Day Program, 11/23/80
History and Dedicatory Program, 1866-1945
Installation Service of Reverend William Berry, Jr. Program, 3/11/79
Our Pastor's First Anniversary, Program, 3/9/80 (in #120)
Prince of Peace Baptist Church, 1974 (in vertical file)
Religious Roots of Black Churches in St. Louis, by William Barnaby Faherty and Madeline Barni Oliver, 1977 (on bookshelf)
Nellie Salmon: Humble Dreams, by Jay Woodruff, 4/28/77 (in #142, f. 5)
Simmons School Graduation Exercises, Programs, 1932 1956 (in #142)
Sumner High School Student Handbook, 1945 1952
Sumner 90th, A Brief History, 1965
Band Concert, 1875 1949, Program, 1949 (in #142)
National Negro Achievement Week, Sumner High School, 1930 (in #167, f. 7)
Charlton Tandy News clippings (in #135)
Top Ladies of Distinction, Sixth Annual Conference Banquet, 10/3/81 (in vertical file)
James Milton Turner, Article by N. Webster Moore, and News clippings (in #142, f. 11)
Union Sarah Newsletter, 11/12/77 (in vertical file)
Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church Directory, 1978
Lucas Heights Village Pamphlet, 1979
Washington Metropolitan AME Church, Announcements, Pamphlets, 10/5/80 (in vertical file)
Robert L. Witherspoon, Attorney at Law, A Dedicated Community Servant Honored Saturday Evening, 3/29/80 (in vertical file)
MICROFILM DIRECTORY
MICROFILM BOX 1
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ROLL 2, folders 21-51
ROLL 3, folders 52-84
ROLL 4, folders 85-95
ROLL 5, folders 96-119
MICROFILM BOX 2
ROLL 6, folders 120-140
ROLL 7, folders 141-142
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