A collection containing meeting minutes, correspondence, the organization's constitution and by-laws, photographs, and other materials.

Collection consists of Bishop and Harry’s family, a family friend’s photographs, and some unidentified photographs.

The collection consists of eighty copy photographs. Originals were taken by the Farm Security Administration's photographers of Alabama agriculture and industry during the Depression. Primarily images of white and African American sharecropper families and homes, churches, schools, and farm scenes. Photographs were taken around Moundville, Eutaw, Selma, Scottsboro, Greensboro, and Birmingham, Alabama. Originals are stored at the Library of Congress.

Transcript of a presentation by John C. Fletcher at the Alabama Clergy Conference, 1970, on the impact of industrial society and the post-industrial revolution on the youth of America

This collection consists of five photographs depicting unidentified people in Kentucky.

This collection contains a photocopy of two letters regarding the adoption of a baby born out of wedlock in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

This collection consists of 151 photographs and glass plate negatives of African Americans.

Carte de visite (CDV) of the Pettigrew family, along with an African American woman and a young boy. Acc # 015-008

Pamphlets, newspaper clippings, and handwritten notes, instructions and essays Carolyn Shepherd Price collected and used as teaching materials in her home economics class. They include a broad range of topics including child development, clothing, health and home management and decoration.

Primarily cabinet cards, mounted albumen prints and carbon prints; individuals are identified as members of the Peebles, Colvin, Ball, Simpson, Davis, Greene, Heard, Norris, Spencer, Taylor and [Perrow] families; some photographs taken by F.M. Turner, Tuscaloosa photographer, as well as photographers in Anniston, Eutaw, and Birmingham.

One hundred and seven photographs and two albums with one hundred and three photographs of the Tillery family.

Family photos of Truman A. Smith (son of Eugene Allen Smith) and his wife Pearl Boyles of Mobile.

Collection consists of one photo album with ninety-nine photographs depicting Victor Hugo Friedman, a native of Tuscaloosa and local philanthropist, and his friends.

This collection consists of 19th century photographic types.

This collection consists of forty-nine black and white photographs and seven color prints depicting unidentified people at a wedding party, beach and other unidentified places in Michigan and Illinois.

This collection consists of seventy-seven black and white photographs depicting scenes, mostly from Tampa, Florida; from Louisville, Kentucky, Litchfield, Illinois, Toledo, Ohio, and Detroit, Michigan. Most of the people are unidentified, some are identified.

This collection consist of ninety-six photographs people and places from Kentucky and Louisiana.

This collections consists of thirty-four black and white and four color photographs and one acetate negative depicting unidentified people from New York, New Jersey, New Orleans and Kentucky.

This collection consists of one hundred and eight black and white photographs depicting scenes of unidentified people and baseball players. Also depicts scenes from Deluth and Nickerson, Minnesota and Chicago World Fair.

This collection consists of thirty black and white photographs depicting images of family from Ohio. Some members are identified.

This collection consists of four black and white photographs depicting unidentified people.

This collection consists of forty black and white photographs depicting scenes from Kentucky: Dix River Dam, Kentucky River, Six River and the Green River, scenes from Mammoth Cave, Great Onyx Cave, Great Onyx Hotel, Summit Hotel, and Brooklyn Bridge.

This collection consist of forty black and white photographs depicting unidentified people from Indiana, Texas and Kentucky.

Sixteen photographs of people engaged in outdoor activities in Kentucky.

This collection consists of eight photographs depicting people and homes in Aztec, New Mexico.

This collection consists of thirty-four photographs depicting people from Kentucky and Chicago, Illinois engaged in various activities: playing in a snow, playing baseball and driving cars. Also this collection consist of portraits of military men from World War I.

This collection consists of thirteen photographs depicting scenes and people in Kentucky and other unknown locations.

This collectin consists of thirty-six photographs depicting people and places in Kentucky, Texas, Missouri, and Maryland engaged in everyday activities.

This collection consists of twenty photographs depicting scenes and people in Indiana and Kentucky.

This collection consists of 213 photographs depicting scenes from various places, such as cities, farms, tourist attractions, and rivers in Ireland, Scotland, France, and New York.

This collection consists of ten photographs depicting studio portraits of a child.

This collection consists of nine photographs depicting people and scenes in Indiana.

This collection consists of twelve photographs depicting people in Kentucky and Pennsylvania.

This collection consists of eleven photographs depicting scenes from Japan around 1910.

This collection consists of three photographs depicting people in Wisconsin engaged in everyday activities.

This collection consists of eleven photographs depicting people and places in Ohio.

This collection consists of four photographs depicting people engaged in a leisurely activities.

This collection consists of three photographs depicting people in Kentucky.

This collection consists of six black and white photographs depicting family members from Erie, Kentucky. Only a few family members are identified: Patria Beard and Eudora and Monsy Jepson.

This collection consists of eighty-one black and white photographs depicting scenes from Seneca, Westminster, and Charleston, South Carolina. This collection also depicts members of an unidentified family, possibly from South Carolina.

This collection consists of six portraits of unidentified people in Ohio, including a school class photo.

This collections consists of seventy-three black and white photographs depicting unidentified family and scenes from Kentucky and Indiana.

This collection consists of two Carte de Visite depicting unidentified people.

This collection consists of one hundred and eighty black and white photographs depicting unidentified people from Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.

This collection consists of three photographs depicting unidentified people from Kentucky.

This collection consists of nineteen black and white photographs depicting unidentified people from Paducah, Kentucky and San Antonio, Texas.

This collection consists of eleven black and white photographs depicting unidentified people engaged in a daily activities.

This collection of thirty-five photographs depicting portraits of unidentified people.

This collection consists of twenty black and white photographs depicting scenes from South American aboriginal village.