Notes on back: L. to R. -- Bottom L. VDK -- Top L. Mrs Evelyn Stuart - presently living in New Rochelle, N.Y. -- Center - Rev. Cunningham, former pastor - Collins Chapel Church -- Bottom R. William (Bull Owen) -- Top R. Raymond Lynom
Portraits of Farragut & Dewey with their famous quotes & their letters. -- Text on back: NR&L (Old) 18630 -- Hall of Naval Heroes. -- L to R: David G. Farragut & Admiral George Dewey. -- Official U.S. Navy Photo Released
Along with her husband, Ransom Q. Venson, she founded the Cotton Makers' Jubilee in 1935. Ethyl Venson was also the first woman and first African-American to be appointed to the board of the Memphis Housing Authority. This photo was taken in...
Gilliam, Herman Arthur, Jr.; newspapers; portraits; radio; television;
Art Gilliam holds a lot of firsts in Memphis: He was the first African-American to own a radio station (WLOK), the first African-American to write for the Commercial Appeal and the first African-American to be an on-air reporter and anchor on...
Lymus Wallace, who was a city alderman, was one of the first black men to serve on the legislative council in Memphis city government. His term of office was in the 1880s.
A portrait of James Hyter overlooking the Mississippi River. Hyter performed a rendition of "Ol' Man River" at the annual Sunset Symphony for 21 years.
Oral History taping session with Blair T. Hunt, retired high school principal, Mrs. Alma Booth, immediate past president of Memphis Links, Inc., and librarian Ron Walter, Memphis/Shelby County Public Library and Information Center. Links donated...