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Trip through the Deep South Photographic Album
The collection includes one photographic album documenting a trip through the Deep South. The album includes eighty black-and-white silver gelatin photographs from a trip through Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Arkansas in 1935 and 1936. Of particular interest are approximately twenty images depicting African Americans in the rural South.
Tuscaloosa Cotton Gin and Sawmill Photographs
Photographs of Tuscaloosa cotton gin and sawmill, as well as African-American women carrying baskets on their heads.
Tuskegee Airmen Collection
Photocopied articles, clippings, press releases, programs, membership rosters, and memoirs relating to the Tuskegee Airmen, the group of men who participated in the first pilot training program for African-Americans during World War II.
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute traveling program advertisement
An advertisement for the traveling program, "Negro Education in Black Belt of the South," featuring the Tuskegee Quintette.
Ulysses S. Grant to Edward O. C. Ord Letter
United Daughters of the Confederacy, Arkansas Division, Confederate veterans' documents
Typescript copies of legal and financial documents filed in Arkansas between 1848 and 1873, as well as typescript copies of letters, diaries, and military service accounts written primarily by Confederate soldiers. The legal documents are mainly deeds of conveyance, tax records, and deeds for swampland.
University of Alabama Reel to Reel Collection
Victor Hugo Friedman Photographs
Collection consists of one photo album with ninety-nine photographs depicting Victor Hugo Friedman, a native of Tuscaloosa and local philanthropist, and his friends.
Virginia J. Hanson papers
Contains a memory book documenting the senior year of Virginia J. Hanson, a 1912 graduate of Birmingham High School. Also contains research notes, correspondence and manuscripts related to Hanson's thesis, "Alabama in Legend and Lore."
Wade Hall Collection of African American Materials
Materials created by or about African Americans, collected by Wade Hall
Wade Hall Collection of Korean War Photographs
This collection consists of photographs depicting scenes from urban, everyday life in South Korea through the eyes of American soldiers during or after the Korean War. Some photographs depict American soldiers.
Wade Hall Collection on Slavery in the United States
The Wade Hall Collection on Slavery in the United States contains receipts, correspondence, and other materials that document the presence of enslaved African Americans in the US South.
Wade Hall Entertainment Photographic Collection
This collection contains two hundred and thirty eight photographs depicting people from different forms of entertainment: music, radio, television, and film.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
This collection consists of sixteen black and white photographs depicting various scenes from Jacksonville, Florida.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
This collection consists of one hundred and eighty black and white photographs depicting unidentified people from Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
Collection consists of thirty-eight portraits of mainly African Americans.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
This collection consists of ten photographs depicting people in Winchester, Kentucky.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
This collection consists of five photographs depicting African American's picking cotton in Mississippi.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
Three images of African American children.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
This collection of 155 photographs of unidentified people, and various scenes of New Zealand and United States, navy ship and sailors, people fishing, and other activities.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
This collection consists of fifteen photographs depicting places and people with some of them taken in Georgia and Florida.
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
Seventy-nine images of mainly African Americans from late nineteenth century and early twentieth century.
Wade Hall Vietnam War Photographs
This collection consists of three photographs of Vietnam War.
Wade Hall World War Il Photographs
This collection consists of photographs depicting scenes from World War II, portraits of the soldiers, and scenes with their families.
Dinah Washington Stamp and Event Program
This collection consists of a stamp and program commemorating the issuing of a Dinah Washington stamp.
What the South Means to the Nation Report
A Communist Party report on the South, which describes its natural resources, the poverty and exploitation of its farmers, sharecroppers and tenants, and the root if its "backwardness": the "national oppression of the Negro people in the Black Belt." The report concludes with the Communist Party's commitment to fighting white chauvinism and in uniting mass organizations in the struggle against the oppression of African Americans.
White Man Or Mulatto?: Beyond Human Belief Pamphlet
One pamphlet containing speeches from The Clansman andThe Leopard's Spots, which were two Thomas Dixon Jr. novels popularized by Southern segregationists. Dixon's raisonneurs expound on the "inability of Blacks to rise above primitiveness" and their increasing "threat" to White civilization following their emancipation.
White Supremacy Now and Forever Broadside by E.C. Barnard
Wilhelmina Simpson Robinson Papers
This collection contains materials relating to Simpson's participation in the Rural Project, a 1930s "program of supervised student teaching in selected crowded rural Negro schools of Montgomery County [Alabama]." It includes photographs of Tankersley, Peoples Village, Ramer, Little Zion, Jericho, and Pine Grove schools, and information about students' activities.
William B. Shirdan papers
Letters from this African American soldier who served in the 310th Quartermaster Railhead Company during World War II to his family in Montgomery, Alabama.
Williams Family Papers
Papers related to the Williams family of Atlanta, Georgia. Of particular interest are two notebooks belonging to Barabara Adeline Williams, one of which she kept while in nursing school and the other while she was attaining her high school diploma.
World War II Photograph Album
Photograph album containing mainly 2.5" x 2.5" snapshots of an unidentified African American soldier during the 1940s
Frances Virginia McLin Wright Papers
Papers of a Sheffield, Alabama, elementary school teacher, her family, and allied families.
Wylheme H. Ragland Collection of Funeral Bulletins
Funeral and memorial service worship bulletins primarily featuring African Americans from northern Alabama area.
Wylheme H. Ragland Collection of Genealogical Research
Genealogical research material on several successful families of North Alabama in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries