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African Americans in Durham, NC in the Rubenstein Library

Collections Documenting Black Life in the Bull City

Books

Greer Cemetery by R. Kelly Bryant (1989)
John Merrick: a biographical sketch by Andrews R. McCants (1920)
Milestones along the color line: a souvenir of Durham, NC, showing the progress of a race by Oliver B. Quick (1922)
An appeal supported by facts and reason by James E. Shepard (1927)
The true solution by James E. Shepard (1907)
Southern conference on race relations, Durham, NC, October 20, 1942. Statement of purpose by Southern Conference on Race Relations (1942)
Rising insurance firm: a symbol of enterprise by Asa T. Spaulding (1967)
A brief history of the civil rights movement since 1900: at a Colloquium for the Department of African American Studies at Harvard University, November 14, 1969 by Asa T. Spaulding (1968)
The impact of the changing world on women's organizations-economically; an overall picture of the economic situation as it relates to the Negro people by Asa T. Spaulding (1956)

Print Materials

Annual report of the Lincoln Hospital, Durham, North Carolina (1926-1927), (1930), (1938)
Annual Report of Harriet Tubman, Young Women's Christian Association (1936-1937)
The Whetstone (1924-1946); (1950-1976); (1985)
Negro Braille Magazine (1980)
Merrick/Washington magazine for the blind (1983)
The 1968 boycott in Durham, NC, miscellaneous papers (1968)
Conference on Race Relations an attempted factual comparative appraisal of state services in education, health, and welfare...(1944)

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