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- Allene Knighten Clark
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Allene Knighten Clark, who was married to Southern University Fleton G. Clark, in front of a map of Africa. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Arranging Flowers
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Women and girls arranging flowers. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Bal Masque Spring Formal Committee Members
- Baton Rouge (La.), Social life and customs
- Bal Masque Spring Formal Committee Members: (Left to right) Mrs. John Jackson, Mrs. Jack Christian, and Mrs. Fletcher D. Miller, Jr. Baton Rouge, La. Date: April 12, 1958.
- Jack Christian Collection
- Basketball Team
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Basketball team with trophy. Album: Social Groups #7
- Willie Harris Collection
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Standing for the New South
- Printed ephemera
- Booklet of the social, industrial, cultural and physical merits of Baton Rouge, La. 29 pages; 30 cm x 23 cm.
- Baton Rouge Room Collection
- Carla Matthew Horland West
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Carla Matthew Horland West. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Children Wearing Neck Bows
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Group of children wearing bows. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Children's Pageant
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Children's Pageant. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Children's Pageant
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- King and Queen of children's pageant, probably Rosenwald Elementary School Spring Festival. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Christmas Pageant
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Young people at a Christmas Pageant (?). Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- CHS Graduates
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Graduates in white robes. CHS "From Harbor into Deep Channels". 1956 Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Classroom Scene
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Children with teacher in class room. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Classroom Scene
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Children with teacher in class room. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Classroom Scene
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Children with teacher in class room. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Debutantes Holding Flowers
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Group of debutantes in white dresses holding flowers. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Dr. Leo Butler with Unidentified Group
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- L to r: Isabel Hersin (sp?), ?,?,?, Mrs. Lacour, ?, Leon Netterville, ?, Dr. Leo Butler, Earlene Williams, ?. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Dr. Leo Butler with Unidentified Group
- Baton Rouge (La.), African Americans--1950-1970
- Bottom Row, second from right, Felton Clark. Standing (l. to r.) 1. John Lewis, 4. Horatio Thompson, 6. Dr. Baranco, 7. Dr. Leo Butler. Album: Social Groups 1
- Willie Harris Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection