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Anne Spencer Conference Report
In the report dated March 15, 1927 , Spencer recounts her attendance at a Conference of Librarians held at Hampton, Virginia. …
Dunbarian Vol 1 No 7
Included on page two of the newsletter are…
Dunbar High School Architectural Plans
Dunbar High School served "colored" students in the city during the Jim Crow era of racial segregation. Jones Memorial…
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Appeal Letter from Carter Woodson to Anne Spencer
Some Books and Pamphlets, Music, Magazines and Newspapers by Negro Writers, Composers and Editors in the Colored Department of the Louisville Free Public Library
This document is part of…
A Veritable Encyclopedia of History
The printed pamphlet is held in physical format as part of Manuscript Collection 1396,…
Dunbar Branch Periodical List
Julius Rosenwald Fund Library List
This item is part of the Jones Memorial Library Manuscript Collection 1396, Folder 6, added to the collection in…
Booklists for Dunbar Branch, MS1396 Folder 1
The papers are from the Dunbar Branch of the Jones Memorial Library. The Dunbar Branch was opened in 1924 at the Paul Laurence…
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