Box 0614.006

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The Documents and Memorabilia Subseries includes some “coins” paid to African American workers on the Henderson farm in Millers Ferry, Alabama, which in 1957 could only be used in the Henderson Brothers Commissary. The farm was owned by Alabama senator Bruce Henderson.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The Documents and Memorabilia Subseries includes some “coins” paid to African American workers on the Henderson farm in Millers Ferry, Alabama, which in 1957 could only be used in the Henderson Brothers Commissary. The farm was owned by Alabama senator Bruce Henderson.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The Documents and Memorabilia Subseries includes some “coins” paid to African American workers on the Henderson farm in Millers Ferry, Alabama, which in 1957 could only be used in the Henderson Brothers Commissary. The farm was owned by Alabama senator Bruce Henderson.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The Documents and Memorabilia Subseries includes some “coins” paid to African American workers on the Henderson farm in Millers Ferry, Alabama, which in 1957 could only be used in the Henderson Brothers Commissary. The farm was owned by Alabama senator Bruce Henderson.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The Correspondence Subseries includes files that Ralph Hammond labeled "Good Letters," "Bad Letters," and "Colorful Letters." Many of the letters in these three files concern people’s reactions to racial issues and integration in Alabama. The subseries also includes material from Ralph P. Eagerton, Chief Examiner of Public Accounts. Some photographs are contained within this subseries.