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Photograph Collection 2 – Black History

1. Alexander, William (1865-1912). Little Rock. Leader of

the black fraternal organization, Mosaic Templars of America. c.1913. Donor: Tom W. Dillard.

2. Angelou, Maya (1928-). Writer, entertainer. c.1975.

Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

3. Austin, Rev. T. J. (1859-?). Helena school principal.

c.1920. Donor: T.W.D.

4. Barabin, Dr. J. H. (1874-?). Marianna. Physician.

c.1920. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

5. Blount, J. H. (1860-?). Helena, Forrest City. Educator,

1920 candidate for governor. c.1920. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

6. Booker, Joseph A. (1859-?). Little Rock.

Founder/President, Arkansas Baptist College. c.1907. Donor: T.W.D.


7. Booker, Joseph A. c.1920. Donor: T.W.D.

8. Booker, Mrs. Mary Caver. Little Rock. Wife of Joseph

A. Booker. c.1900. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

9. Bush, John E. (1856-1916). Little Rock. Fraternal

leader, politician, businessman. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.

10. Bush, John E. c.1890. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

11. Corbin, Joseph Carter (1833-?). Pine Bluff. State

Superintendent of Public Instruction, first President of Branch Normal College. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.

12. Corbin, Joseph Carter. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.


13. Cox, James M. (1860-?). Little Rock. President of

Philander Smith College. c.1887. Donor: T.W.D.

14. Cox, James M. c.1905. Donor: T.W.D.

15. Donohoo, J. N. (1853-1817). State Representative,

banker, fraternal leader. Marvel, Helena, Pine Bluff. c.1895. Donor: T.W.D.

16. Eckford, Elizabeth. Little Rock. Integration of Central

High School. Sept. 1957. . Donor: T.W.D.

17. Fleming, A. L. (1866-?). Edmondson, Ark. Educator

and businessman. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

18. Gibbs, Mifflin W. (1823-1915). Little Rock. Politician,

lawyer, businessman, U.S. consul to Madagascar. c.1880. Donor: T.W.D.


19. Gibbs, Mufflin W. c.1880. (Engraving) Donor: T.W.D.

20. Gibbs, Mifflin W. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D. 21. Gibbs, Mifflin W. c.1910. Donor: T.W.D. (Not

available)

22. Gillam, Isaac T. (1839?-?). Little Rock. State

legislator, Little Rock city councilman, county coroner. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.

23. Havis, Ferd (1846-1918). Pine Bluff. Businessman,

public official. c.1890. Donor: T.W.D.

24. Hayman, George W. (1865-?). Little Rock. Physician.


25. Henderson, M.H. (1855-?). Little Rock. City

councilman c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.


26. Hendricks, Barbara (1948-). Little Rock. Singer.


27. Hibbler, John A. (1880-?). Little Rock. Attorney.


28. Houser, Dr. N.B. (1869-?). Helena. Physician,

druggist. c.1915. Donor: T.W.D.

29. Ish, R.R. Little Rock. Educator. c.1905. Donor: T.W.D.

30. Jeffries, Moses E. (1856-?). Little Rock. City

councilman. c.1905. Donor: T.W.D.

31. Jenifer, Rev. John Thomas (1836-1919). Little Rock.

A.M.E. clergyman. c.1885. (Xerox from lithograph.) Donor: T.W.D.


32. Johns, J.A. McG. North Little Rock. President of

Shorter College. c.1890. Donor: T.W.D.

33. Johnston, Rev. Lewis. Pine Bluff. Principal of Richard

Allen Institute. c.1890. Donor: T.W.D.

34. Jones, Scipio Africanus (1863-1943). Little Rock.

Attorney, politician, fraternal leader. c.1885. Donor: T.W.D.

35. Jones, Scipio Africanus. Sitting as a Special Chancery

Judge, c.1926. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

36. Jones, Scipio Africanus. Portrait displayed in S. A.

Jones High, School, No. Little Rock. c.1940. Donor: T.W.D.

37. Jones, Wiley (1848-?). Pine Bluff. Businessman,

politician. c.1890. Donor: T.W.D.


38. Jones, Wiley. With his horse "Executor" at his

stables in Pine Bluff. c.1900. Negative. Donor : T.W.D.

39. Jop lin, Scott (1868-1917). Texarkana. Musician,

composer. c.1900. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

40. Keatts, Chester W. (1854-1908). Little Rock. Co-

founder of Mosaic Templars of America. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.

41. Knowles P.A. (1852-?). Little Rock. Businessman

c.1900. Negative.

42. Knowles, P.A. c.1905. Donor: T.W.D.

43. Lathan, J. (1865-?). Little Rock. Minister. c.1905.

Donor: T.W.D.


44. McConico, J.H. (1879-?). Little Rock. Businessman.

c.1905. . Donor: T.W.D.

45. McBane, Rev. C.S. Monticello. Presbyterian cleric

and principal of Monticello Seminary. c.1890.Donor: T.W.D.

46. Middlebrooks, A.M. (1855-?). Minister, politician,

businessman. c.1890. (Copy from newspaper lithograph.) Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

47. Miller, Abraham. Helena. Businessman and state

representative. c.1895. (3 1/2" X 5"). Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

48. Morris, Elias Camp (1855-?). Helena. Baptist cleric.


49. Potter, Rev. F.C. Cotton Plant. Presbyterian cleric

and principal, Cotton Plant Academy. c.1890. Donor: T.W.D.


50. Reeves, Bass. Fort Smith. U.S. Deputy Marshall for

Judge Isaac C. Parker. c.1890. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

51. Singfield, W.A. Little Rock. Attorney. c.1900. Donor:

T.W.D.

52. Stephens, Charlotte (1854-1951). Little Rock.

Educator. c.1925. Donor: T.W.D.

53. Still, William Grant (1895-1978). Little Rock.

Musician, composer. c.1920. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

54. Thornton, J.G. (1873-1957). Little Rock. Physician.


55. Todd, Lucius. Little Rock. Musician. c.1950.


56. Usher, J.H. (1864-?). Jericho, Ark. Farmer.

businessman. c.1910. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

57. Warfield, William (1920-). Singer. c.1965. Donor:

T.W.D.

58. Williams, R.A. (1879-?). Helena. Physician, fraternal

leader. c.1910. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

59. Slave stealing scene. Copied from lithograph.


60. Southland College, Helena, Ark. A Quaker school

established during the Civil War. c.1890. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

61. Unidentified group of black Arkansans. c.1895. (5" X

711). Donor: T.W.D.


62. Arkansas Baptist College. Little Rock. c.1890. (5" X

7"). Donor: T.W.D.

63. Arkansas Baptist College. c.1890. Copy from

lithograph. (5" X 7"). Donor: T.W.D.

64. Bethel A.M.E. Church. Little Rock. c.1890. (5" X 7").

Donor: T.W.D.

65. Black Diamond Drug Company. Helena c.1910. (5" X

7"). Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

66. Blissville. Black refugee settlement in Little Rock

during the Civil War. Copied from a lithograph. 1866. (3" X 7"). Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

67. Cotton Gin owned by Scott Bond. Madison, Ark.

c.1910. (5" X 7"). Donor: T.W.D.


68. Branch Normal College. Pine Bluff. c.1890. (5" X

7fl).Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

69. Black Civil War troops being mustered out in Little

Rock. Copied from a lithograph published in Haper's Weekly. 1866. (5" X 7"). Donor: T.W.D.

70. Ibid. Color rendering.

71. Mosaic Templars Headquarters, 9th, and Broadway

Sts. Little Rock. c.1920. (5" X 7"). Donor: T.W.D.

72. Interior view of Mosaic Templars headquarters.

c.1920. (5" X 7"). Donor: T.W.D.

73. Henderson School, a Fayetteville school for blacks

established during the Civil War. c.1865. (5" X 7"). Donor: T.W.D.


74. Masonic Temple. Pine Bluff. 1908. (Xerox from

Alexander's Magazine, VI, Sept. 1908.) (5" X 7"). Donor : T.W.D.

75. Arkansas Freeman masthead. First black newspaper

in Ark. Sept. 28, 1869. (5" X 7"). Donor: T.W.D.

76. Webb, John L. (1877-?). Hot Springs. Leader of

Woodmen of Union, a black fraternal organization. c.1925. (8ft x 10"). Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

77. Woodmen of Union Office. Hot Springs, Garland

County, Ark. c.1925. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

78. Office of John L. Webb, Supreme Custodian,

Woodmen of Union. Hot Springs, Garland County, Ark. c.1925. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

79. Runaway slave advertisement. From Arkansas

Gazette. 1851. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.


80. Howard Public School Building. Fort Smith,

Sebastian County, Ark. c.1900.

81. Philander Smith Colored Institute. Little Rock,

Pulaski County, Ark. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.

82. Twenty-First Street School. Little Rock, Pulaski

County, Ark. c.1900. Donor: T.W.D.

83. Capitol Hill Colored School. Little Rock, Pulaski


84. Young black child. Lawrence County, Ark. c.1890.

Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

85. Black cook, Alice French home. Clover Bend,

Lawrence Ark. c.1890. Negative.


86. Black family doing the wash. Lawrence County, Ark.

c.1890. . Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

87. Blacks picking cotton, unidentified Arkansas

location. c.1880. Donor: T.W.D.

88. Reverend and Mrs. J.C. Crenchaw. Little Rock,

Pulaski County, Ark. c.1975. Donor: T.W.D.

89. Reverend J.C. Crenchaw receiving an award from

the NAACP. c.1975. Donor: T.W.D.

90. Reverend J.C. Crenchaw standing in front of Little

Rock Central High School. Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ark. c.1975. Donor: T.W.D.

91. Unidentified black residents of Rosboro. Rosboro,

Clark County, Ark. c.1920. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.


92. Unidentified black woman and child. Rosboro. Clark


93. Unidentified black residents of Rosboro, Clark


94. Black sawmill workers, operating an edger, Caddo

River Lumber Company. Forester, Scott County, Ark. 1937. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

95. Maya Angelou, Stamps, Arkansas native at her home

in Winston Salem, North Carolina. c.1980. Donor: T.W.D.

96. Gwendolyn McConico Floyd, retired educator and

school principal. Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ark. c.1985. Donor: Mrs. Floyd.

97. Florence Beatrice (nee Smith) Price, Little Rock

native and prominent musician and composer. Born Apr. 9 1888; died June 3, 1953. Photograph made c.1930.


98. J.O.A. Bush, son of John E. Bush, Little Rock, Ark.

black fraternal leader. c.1915. Donor: John Graves.

99. Reverend J.M. Connor, D.D., African Methodist

Episcopal Church Minister. c.1910. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

100. Reverend John T. Jenifer, D.D., early African

Methodist Episcopal Church Minister and Historian. c.1910. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

101. William H. Grey, Helena, Phillips County, Ark. Black

Political Leader. c.1870. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

102. Black Leaders from Helena, Phillips County, Ark.


103. Scott Bond, black entrepreneur of Madison, St.

Francis County, Ark. c.1910. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.


104. Scott Bond's Home, "The Cedars" Madison, St.

Francis County, Ark. c.1910. Negative. Donor: T.W.D.

105. M. R. Perry, Jr.'s "Associate", Emic Copland,

graduate University of Kansas, c. 1925. (5"x7"). Donor: James W. Leslie.

106. Mrs. Chester (Earline) Bush and children, Little

Rock, Pulaski Co., Ark.,c. 1925. (5"x7"). Donor: James W. Leslie.

107. Happy Hollow Saloon, Hot Springs, Garland Co.

Ark., c. 1905. Donor: James W. Leslie.

108. Katie McLurkin (niece of Fred Havis) (4"x5").

Donor: James W. Leslie.

109. Girls Industrial Hall, Stamps, Lafayette Co. Ark.,

1910 (3 1/2"x5 1/2")Post card.


110. Ironing Class, Stamps, Lafayette Co., Ark., c. 1910

(3 1/2"x5 1/2") Post card.

111. Sewing Class, Stamps, Lafayette Co., Ark., c. 1910

(3 1/2"x5 1/2") Post card.

112. "Washing" Girls Industrial Hall, Stamps, Lafayette

Co., Ark., c. 1910 (3 1/2"x5 1/2") Post card.

113. Class in Laundering, Stamps, Lafayette Co., Ark., c.

1910 (3 1/2"x5 1/2"), Post Card.

114. Mathematics Class, Stamps, Lafayette Co., Ark., c.

1910 (3 1/2"x5 1/2") Post card.

115. Morning Exercise, Auditorium, Stamps, Lafayette

Co., Ark., c. 1910. (3 1/2"x5 1/2") Post card.


116. Happy Hollow , Hot Springs, Garland Co., Ark., c.

1905 (5"x7") Donor: James W. Leslie.

117. Brian Lanker, "Portrait of Daisy Bates", Little Rock,

Pulaski Co., Ark.,(3"x8 1/2") 1989

118. Maya Angelou

119. Edgar Earl Collins - Composer/Instructor c. 1982

(8"x 10").Donor: Bede L. Luibel

120. Jefferson Gatherford Ish Family. c. 1898. (8" x 10").

Donor: John Graves

121. African American male who was lynched, 1916 (CD

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