Selma (Ala.)
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
A. S. Williams III Civil Rights Photograph Collection
This collection consists of photographs and manuscripts related to the United States Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968). The images depict major events, key figures, and opposition from hate groups. While the collection focuses heavily on Alabama, there are additional events and locations represented.
Bert Neville Collection of Steamboat Photographs
Photographs of steamboats on Alabama rivers and street scenes from Selma and Mobile, Alabama.
Dallas Iron Works letterbook
Contains the Reconstruction-era letterbook of the Dallas Iron Works in Selma, Alabama.
N. H. R. Dawson papers
Newspaper clippings, personal and business correspondence, and an account book.
H.B. Dugger scrapbook
A scrapbook of essays and poems clipped from Civil War era newspapers.
Farm Security Administration 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.
George O. Baker and Joseph M. Baker papers
Correspondence, ledgers, and other papers of Selma, Alabama, businessmen, George O. Baker, his son, Joseph M. Baker, and their various companies and businesses.
T. O. Harris Papers
Materials saved by the chief of Marion, Alabama, police including legislative reports, police reports, photos, newspaper articles, letters, affidavits concerning demonstrations in Marion, Selma, and Montgomery, Alabama.
Samuel Earle Hobbs papers
This collection contains the papers of an Alabama lawyer Samuel Earle Hobbs.
Ryland Randolph trial transcript
This collection consists of the proceedings of an 1868 military commission trial of Randolph at Selma, Alabama, for the assault and battery of a Freedman named Balus Eddins.
S. A. McPherson Papers
Notes by McPherson while a theological student at Payne University, a college for African Americans founded in 1889 by the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Selma, Alabama, and copies of three commencement addresses at Attalla, Etowah County, and Thomas, Jefferson County, Alabama Public Schools.
Selma, Alabama invoices
Ledger of invoices from Selma, Alabama