African Americans -- Segregation -- Georgia -- Atlanta
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Austin family papers
This collection contains Eugene and Dorethia Austin’s high school diplomas and graduation programs from Buford Colored High School, a newspaper clipping about Eugene Austin speaking at Poplar Hill Baptist Church in Buford, Georgia, and a plaque honoring his induction into the United States Supreme Court as an attorney and counselor.
Civil Rights Movement collection
Effie Ward letters to Josephine Heyman
Home Owners' Loan Corporation rental advertisements
This collection contains nine Atlanta rental advertisements, with five listings for "black properties" and four listings for "white properties." Advertisements contain the address, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the size of property in square feet, the annual taxes, rental prices, and full sales prices.
John Wesley Dobbs letter to Roy D. McClain
O.A.S.I.S. and H.O.P.E. papers of Frances D. Green
Robert W. Miller essay "Extraordinary People: All Saints' and the Civil Rights Movement"
Roland M. Frye papers
This collection contians letters, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, correspondence, and emphemera that document Roland Mushat Frye Sr's work integrating schools and universities in Atlanta, Georgia. The bulk of the collection focuses on his work with Help Our Public Education (HOPE) and the Southern Presbyterian Church.
Utopian Literary Club documents
This collection consists of historical sketches written about the club, biographies highlighting members, and a proclamation from the Fulton County Board of Commissioners honoring the club. There are also programs for events and special projects, yearbooks documenting past club members, meeting minutes, financial reports, and meeting agendas.