Collection: Randolph Linsly Simpson African-American Collection, 1728-1991, bulk 1850-1970 - CAO: Powered by ArcLight and hosted at Western CT State University Search Results

Unknown printer Elijah Green seated on stool before store window; signage "Old Slave Market" Postcard, circa 1942 Box 25

Description verso, "Elijah Green. One of the few ex-slaves living 1941. Said to have been born 1838. Sits in front of Old Slave Mart. 6 Chalmers St. Charleston, S.C.

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Unknown printer Envelope for Application for admission to the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, in Sandusky; Henry Moss, Private, H Co., 16th Regiment, U.S.C.T. (1865- 66). Printed envelope 10-3/8 x 4-1/2, 1897 Box 36, Folder 1094

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Unknown printer "From Calhoun School and Settlement, Calhoun, Lowndes County, Alabama." Two women, both appear to be holding their stomachs, and child in doorway of cabin; "I'se Looking fo' de Doctor," stamped beneath image. Postcard, circa 1920 Box 25

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Unknown printer Full length portrait: Harry Wills in sweats and gloves strikes pose, Postcard, undated Box 25

In negative, "Harry Wills, Boston, Mass." Record and biographical information verso.

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Unknown printer Fundraising mailing card for "Cotton Blossom Singers from 'The Piney Woods Country Life School', Braxton, Mississippi:" Exterior group photo with Laurence C. Jones, Principal. Postcard 5-1/2 x 3-1/2, circa 1910 Box 25

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Unknown printer, Germany "Thomas Burton, the oldest man in Jamaica." Man sits in chair beside house. Postcard, in color, circa 1920 Box 25

Biographical highlights verso.

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Unknown printer "Government Walk. Hot Springs, Ark., Bath House Row." A few pedestrians pass along urban walk; black child foreground. Postcard. Postmark date, 1913 Box 25

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Unknown printer "Hampton Students. Hampton Institute, Va." Men in formation in dark uniforms, women in light dresses follow marching band. Postcard, circa 1914 Box 25

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Unknown printer "Hear our War Heroes", Flyer for lecture by Col. William Hayward commander of colored troops in France, and Sgt. Henry Johnson of Albany, NY Flyer, blue on faded tan 12-3/4 x 9-7/8, undated

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Unknown printer, "Hear our War Heroes", Flyer (in Series II), undated Box 50, Folder 1245

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