William McBride, Jr. Papers

Dates:	1907-1995
Size:	45 linear feet (46 archival boxes, many of them oversize)
Repository:	Chicago Public Library, Carter G. Woodson Regional Library, Vivian G. Harsh Research collection of Afro-American History and Literature, 9525 S. Halsted St., Chicago, IL 60628
Collection Number:	1995/03
Provenance:	Donation of Mary McBride and Susan Cayton Woodson, 1995
Access:	No restrictions; a portion of this collection is digitized and available here: Chicago Renaissance Digital Collection
Citation:	When quoting material from this collection the preferred citation is: William McBride, Jr. Papers [Box #, Folder #], Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, Chicago Public Library.
Processed by:	Kai Parker, Harsh Archival Processing Project
Supervised by:	Michael Flug, Senior Archivist, Harsh Archival Processing Project

Biographical Note

William McBride, Jr., artist, art teacher, photographer, cultural and political activist, and mainstay of the South Side Community Art Center, was born in 1912 in the Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans. He was the second of three children of William and Mary McBride, vaudeville performers whose troupe, Billy and Mary Mack’s Merrymakers, included future Louis Armstrong sideman Johnny Dodds. When William McBride, Jr. was around 10 years old, the McBrides joined the great migration of African Americans, and specifically of New Orleans-based African American musicians, from the South to Northern cities. Arriving in Chicago’s burgeoning Bronzeville in the 1920s, the younger William McBride attended St. Elizabeth grammar school and Wendell Phillips High School.

As a young man, McBride was interested in the visual arts and took classes at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in the early 1930s. He joined the small coterie of young black artists led by George Neal, who formed the Art Crafts Guild, a precursor to the South Side Community Art Center. But lacking institutional support during the Great Depression, the Art Crafts Guild remained a small collective. During this time, McBride worked for the New Deal’s Civilian Conservation Corps. With the creation of the Federal Art Project of the New Deal’s Works Progress Administration in 1935, McBride finally found steady work as an artist. His work for the Illinois Art Project included designing posters advertising various cultural events. In 1938, McBride designed books and sketched costumes for the Federal Theater Project’s adaptation of Helen Bannerman’s 1899 children’s book, Little Black Sambo, directed by Shirley Graham, later the wife of W.E.B. Du Bois.

William McBride was an early participant in the effort to establish the South Side Community Art Center. Initially this movement consisted of a dialogue between younger artists such as McBride and Margaret Taylor Goss (later Margaret Burroughs) and black middle-class arts supporters such as Irene McCoy Gaines and Pauline Kigh Reid. The initial organization was brought together at the South Side Settlement House by George Thorpe, director of the Illinois Art Project, and Peter Pollack, owner of the Chicago Artists Group Gallery on Michigan Avenue, one of the few places black artists were allowed to exhibit their work. The mission of the South Side Community Art Center, proclaimed by Margaret Taylor Goss as the “defense of culture,” was broad enough to incorporate the politics of respectability and the social activism of the Popular Front. One of many inner-city community art centers established by the Federal Art Project/Works Progress Administration, the center moved into an old mansion at 3831 S. Michigan Avenue in 1940. Although the first exhibition was held in late 1940, the center was formally dedicated by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt at a ceremony chaired by Alain Locke in 1941. The Federal Art Project withdrew funding in mid-1942, but the South Side Community Art Center thrived, and today remains the only surviving community art center created under the WPA.

The South Side Community Art Center proved an immediate success: In its first four months it drew 7,874 attendees to classes and its first four exhibitions. It provided a space for young artists honing their skills—such as William McBride, Margaret Burroughs, Charles White, Eldzier Cortor and Charles Sebree—to interact with established black Chicago masters such as Archibald Motley, Jr. and William Edouard Scott. The center also organized art programs for Southside youth, who often only did half-day shifts at overcrowded, segregated schools. In addition, the center ran a theater troupe, the Chicago Negro Art Theatre, which nurtured the talents of Gwendolyn Brooks and Margaret Danner. The South Side Community Art Center was one of the most important hubs of Popular Front-era progressive black cultural politics, attracting renowned artist-activists such as Paul Robeson and Richard Wright.

Perhaps McBride’s most celebrated work for the center was his overseeing the designs of the souvenir books and posters for the annual Artists and Models Ball, the center’s fundraising gala, which quickly became a marquee event on the Bronzeville calendar. McBride also composed elegant Christmas cards for Nelson Sykes’ Brass Rail tavern nearby. He became a painter of local renown in the 1940s. During that decade, McBride also wrote mostly unpublished plays, poems and songs.

In the postwar and early Cold War years, William McBride was active in the buoyant dance scene of the Black Chicago Renaissance, serving as art director for the annual Sadie Bruce Dance Revue as well as the Mildred B. Haessler Ballet Group’s yearly concert. Along with concert programs and pictures of the dancers, the souvenir books McBride composed contained advertisements for, representations of and endorsements from many sectors of black Chicago society. McBride also created designs for black Chicago insurance companies of the period, such as the Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company.

As the victories of the independence movements in Africa roused African American interest, McBride began traveling to post-colonial nations such as Ghana and Benin, attending events of the Mbari movement of Anglophone artists and writers such as Wole Soyinka in Ibadan, Nigeria, and collecting art to bring back to the United States. His African art collection helped raise black diaspora consciousness in Chicago.

During the rise of the black studies and community college movements in Chicago, McBride taught art classes at Malcolm X College, Kennedy-King College and Olive-Harvey College. He also ran art workshops at the West Garfield Urban Progress Center and the Woodlawn Art Center.

In the mid-1970s, McBride and his longtime friend, advertiser Nahum Brascher, Jr., designed a multifaceted game for children called Taw Ghamma. Taw Ghamma remained opaque and esoteric even to McBride and Brascher’s circle of artist and intellectual acquaintances, but the game’s comedic irreverence, interest in black institution building from the bottom up and commitment to promoting the verbal and intellectual development of ghettoized children of color, won respect.

In the 1980s William McBride continued to create art, write and attend cultural and political events. In the 1990s McBride was slowed by illness, and he died on August 11, 2000 at the Alden Princeton Rehabilitation Center at age 87, leaving behind one sister, Mary J. McBride.

Bibliography

Challos, Courtney. “William McBride, Artist, Collector, Force for WPA.” Chicago Tribune , August 17, 2000.
Lawrence, Curtis. “William McBride, South Side Collector.” Chicago Sun-Times , August 16, 2000.
Lloyd, Judith Burson. “The Flowering: African-American Artists and Friends in 1940s Chicago: A Look at the South Side Community Art Center.” Illinois Art Gallery , April 7-May 28, 1993.
Mullen, Bill V. Popular Fronts: Chicago and African American Cultural Politics, 1935-46 . Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 1999.

Scope and Content Note

Series 1: Biography (1934-1979)
Series 1 contains biographical materials related to the life of William McBride, such as identification and registration cards. Of special interest are manuscripts on the lives of William McBride, Jr.’s vaudevillian parents, a “brief composition on the lives of William McBride, Sr., and William McBride, Jr.,” and the funeral program of McBride’s mother, Mary McBride.

Series 2: Manuscripts (1938-1987)
Series 2 features the writings of William McBride, particularly his many poems from the early 1940s, which mostly explore the vibrancy of urban black culture and the bleakness of ghetto conditions, the latter most evident in “The Solid Side.” McBride’s writings from the 1980s are also remarkable for their depiction of an elder African American artist-intellectual who came of age during the Popular Front mulling the state of black America in the wake of the demise of Black Power and the ascendancy of Ronald Reagan. Other documents of interest include a 1952 Cold War speech by Edith S. Sampson, the first African American delegate to the United Nations, and the National Conference of Artists’ 1972 “Black Artist Manifesto.”

Series 3: Correspondence (1935-1992)
Series 3 details William McBride’s correspondence. Much of the correspondence is from McBride’s friends affiliated with the South Side Community Art Center, including Margaret Burroughs, William S. Carter and Fitzhugh Dinkins. It also includes the correspondence of Irene V. Clarke. Of special interest is a letter of thanks from Mahalia Jackson to William McBride’s mother, Mary McBride, for an outfit she designed for Jackson.

Series 4: South Side Community Art Center (1939-1993)
Series 4 extensively documents the South Side Community Art Center, from its origins through various activities commemorating its 50th anniversary in the early 1990s. The series contains many official documents, writings and publicity materials depicting the center’s establishment, programs and fliers for exhibitions of renowned artists such as Jacob Lawrence, Henry Ossawa Tanner and photographer Gordon Parks, as well as several of William McBride’s Artists and Models Ball souvenir books. Additionally, the series includes the program from the dedication ceremony featuring Eleanor Roosevelt.

Series 5: Organizations (1933-1990)
Series 5 features documents from many of the organizations William McBride participated in, such as the Illinois Art Project, the City Colleges of Chicago and Taw Ghamma, the game and company he designed with Nahum Brascher, Jr. Of particular interest are the Black Arts Movement-era documents of the National Conference of Artists, the McBride-designed production report books of the Federal Theater Project’s Little Black Sambo, and the promotional material of the Art Crafts Guild’s 1933 Artist’s Ball, a forerunner to the South Side Community Art Center’s Artists and Models Ball.

Series 6: Art Exhibitions (1932-1994)
Series 6 contains programs and promotional materials of various art exhibitions collected by William McBride. Of special interest are programs from the Mbari movement in Ibadan, Nigeria, and several documents from the 1963 Century of Negro Progress fair, the last major African American exposition of its kind.

Series 7: Posters (1933-1989)
Series 7 contains many posters created and collected by William McBride. Unfortunately many of the posters are unsigned, so it is often not clear which ones McBride made. The posters capture the performances of a number of legendary black performers, such as Charlie Parker, Sammy Davis, Jr. and Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians founding member Phil Cohran, at the height of their careers, and bring the cultural history of black Chicago to glossy, full-color life. The series includes a poster for Josephine Baker’s last concert in Chicago, at the Regal Theater; it is signed by Baker.

Series 8: Programs (1907-1993)
Series 8 features programs and promotional material from various cultural and political events not centered on visual art. Particularly unique is its documentation of black Chicago’s vibrant mid-20th century concert dance community, including programs and souvenir books from the Sadie Bruce Dance Revue, the Mildred B. Haessler Ballet Group, the Jimmy Payne Dancers, Sammy Dyer’s School of the Theatre, the Joseph Holmes Dance Theatre and the Muntu Dance-Theatre.

Series 9: Subject Research Files (1928-1988)
Series 9 includes documents grouped into five categories of interest exhibited by William McBride: Africa, the arts, business, Chicago, education and politics. The Africa section evokes his deep interest in the continent, especially its art and politics. The education section includes materials related to McBride’s teaching at the City Colleges of Chicago and to the study of black history more generally. The politics section includes documents on the Popular Front from the mid-1930s to the mid-1940s. Of particular interest is a 1939 booklet on Salaria Kee, an African American woman who served in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade during the Spanish Civil War.

Series 10: Art Studies (1931-1980)
Series 10 contains magazines and booklets related to the study of art.

Series 11: Serials (1921-1991)
Series 11 contains magazines and newspapers mostly related to art, politics and the African diaspora. The series includes many rare publications from the Black Power movement and the Black Arts movement.

Series 12: Clippings (1932-1995)
Series 12 includes articles from newspapers and magazines clipped by William McBride.

Series 13: Photographs (1914-1987)
Series 13 has a particular focus on Chicago’s music and dance communities. Noteworthy are several photographs of William McBride, photographs of early jazz musicians who migrated up from New Orleans in the years surrounding World War I, a photo portrait of Margaret Burroughs by Gordon Parks, a photograph of a young Dorothy Dandridge at an Artists and Models Ball, and extensive documentation of the funeral procession and internment of Harold Washington.

Series 14: Memorabilia (1859-1989)
Series 14 contains miscellaneous materials McBride archived throughout his life. It includes two of his Nelson Sykes Brass Rail Christmas Cards, a first edition of A Street in Bronzeville autographed to McBride by Gwendolyn Brooks and a Jackson Life Mutual Insurance Company calendar with a photograph by Gordon Parks.

Related Collections:
At the Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature:

Frances Minor Papers
Perkins Family Papers
William Edouard Scott Papers
Susan Cayton Woodson Papers

Also see the William McBride Art Collection at the South Side Community Art Center.

Container List

Series 1: Biography
Box 1	Folder 1	Biography, McBride, Certificate of discharge from Civilian Conservation Corps, March 8, 1934
Box 1	Folder 2	Biography, McBride, Schedules and earnings tabulations, 1955
Box 1	Folder 3	Biography, McBride, Work schedule, 1965
Box 1	Folder 4	Biography, Rent check, William McBride to Charles Burroughs, 1966
Box 1	Folder 5	Biography, Interview by Tony Phillips (Questions only), 1978
Box 1	Folder 6	Biography, McBride, Medical eligibility card, 1981
Box 1	Folder 7	Biography, McBride, Rent statement, 1981
Box 1	Folder 8	Biography, McBride, YMCA Community Employment and Training Program identification card, 1982
Box 1	Folder 9	Biography, McBride, Voter registration form, 1986
Box 1	Folder 10	Biography, McBride, Address book, [n.d.]
Box 1	Folder 11	Biography, The Little Screen Shop business card, [n.d.]
Box 1	Folder 12	Biography, Official envelope and letterhead, “Bill McBride, Jr. Compositions,” [n.d.]
Box 1	Folder 13	Biography, McBride, Planbook [n.d.]
Box 1	Folder 14	Biography, McBride, “A List of Artists I Have Studied Under,” [n.d.]
Box 1	Folder 15	Biography, Brief composition on lives of William McBride, Sr. and William McBride, Jr. (probably by William McBride, Jr.), [n.d.]
Box 1	Folder 16	Biography, Mary McBride (mother), Funeral program, 1979

Series 2: Manuscripts
Box 2	Folder 1	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Libretto, Script for musical theater play, Swing Fever , ca. 1940
Box 2	Folder 2	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride and Jimmie Howell, Song, “The Dog the Cat and Me,” published by Rhythm House, 1942
Box 2	Folder 3	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Poem, “The Solid Side” (draft), ca. 1942
Box 2	Folder 4	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Poems, “Strange Fruit,” “Ella,” “Lick,” “Tuxedo,” “Two Dirt from Dit,” ca. 1943
Box 2	Folder 5	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Poem, “Heah’ Me,” ca. 1943
Box 2	Folder 6	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, [On “Jive”] (probably sent to Rosenwald Fund), ca. 1945
Box 2	Folder 7	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Poems and drafts of poems and prose, ca. 1940s
Box 2	Folder 8	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Poems, “The Solid Side” collection, ca. 1945
Box 2	Folder 9	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Essays and course materials, probably from art history course at University of Illinois, ca. 1955
Box 2	Folder 10	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Untitled notes of encouragement, 1957
Box 2	Folder 11	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Statement of art loaned by McBride to Clarence Taylor, 1974
Box 2	Folder 12	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Notes and poems, “The Black Dilemma,” ca. 1983
Box 2	Folder 13	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Notes, “The Drama of the Inner Selves” and “A Hyper Art,” ca. 1983-1985
Box 2	Folder 14	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Notes, “Facts vs. Feeling,” ca. 1984
Box 2	Folder 15	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Notes, “Marlene,” 1984
Box 2	Folder 16	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Notes, “Mexican Store,” ca. 1984
Box 2	Folder 17	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, Art instruction notebooks, [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 18	Manuscripts, Character key for play, [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 19	Manuscripts, Wm. McBride, “Cosmetic Names – New Directions,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 20	Manuscripts, Draft of advertisement, [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 21	Manuscripts, Excerpt from story? [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 22	Manuscripts, Letter drafts, [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 23	Manuscripts, News release (fragment), “Maurice and his ‘Sharps and Flats,’” ca. 1940
Box 2	Folder 24	Play, “The Lightening Change Artist,” (fragment) [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 25	Poems, “Angel,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 26	Poems, “Been Blue So Long,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 27	Poems, “Blues Touch,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 28	Poems, “Coal Black,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 29	Poems, “Empty Dreams!” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 30	Poems, “Have You Seen the Faces...” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 31	Poems, “Homecooking,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 32	Poems, “Like Hoppa-Along-Do” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 33	Poems, “Life is Too Short” and self-help list (other side), [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 34	Poems, “Many...Black,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 35	Poems, Untitled, [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 36	Poems, “Work,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 37	Quotation from Rabbi Simeon ben Eleazar on brotherhood, [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 38	Song lyrics, “Where do you shop for love?” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 39	Song, Wm. McBride, music and lyrics, “Mustard and Baloney,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 40	Song, Wm. McBride, “Sleepy Dust,” [n.d]
Box 2	Folder 41	Manuscripts, Other, Author unknown, Handwritten obituary for George E. Neal, 1938
Box 2	Folder 42	Manuscripts, Other, “The WPA Art Program,” taken from a talk delivered by Thomas C. Parker at the American Federation of Art, 1939
Box 2	Folder 43	Manuscripts, Other, Author unknown, comment on Rosenwald Fund application by Mrs. A.F. Ewing, 1941
Box 2	Folder 44	Manuscripts, Other, Vernon Winslow, Drafts and correspondence on applications for grants from Rosenwald Fund and Hull House, with related materials, 1941
Box 2	Folder 45	Manuscripts, Other, Author unknown, Film list for visual education course, 1942
Box 2	Folder 46	Manuscripts, Other, Thomas H. Wright, Mayor’s Committee on Race Relations, “Charter for Human Relations: A Dumbarton Oaks for Chicago,” 1945
Box 2	Folder 47	Manuscripts, Other, Richard Durham, Destination Freedom radio play script, “Segregation, Incorporated,” 1949
Box 2	Folder 48	Manuscripts, Other, Edith S. Sampson, Speech, “The Search for Security,” 1952
Box 2	Folder 49	Manuscripts, Other, Handbook Committee, “Hugh Manley Elementary-High School Handbook of School Procedures,” 1959
Box 2	Folder 50	Manuscripts, Other, Irene V. Clark, Guggenheim Fellowship application, ca. 1962
Box 2	Folder 51	Manuscripts, Other, Margaret Burroughs, Poem, “What Shall I Tell My Children Who Are Black,” 1968
Box 2	Folder 52	Manuscripts, Other, The NCA Eight (National Conference of Artists), “Black Artist Manifesto,” 1972
Box 2	Folder 53	Manuscripts, Other, People United to Serve Humanity (PUSH), Push Expo ’72 documents for artists, 1972
Box 2	Folder 54	Manuscripts, Other, Nahum Brascher, Jr., “General Extent of the Beta Empire,” ca. 1976
Box 2	Folder 55	Manuscripts, Other, Margaret Burroughs, Poem “He Was Our Big Paul,” ca. 1977
Box 2	Folder 56	Manuscripts, Other, Richard A. English, “A Memorial Tribute to Betty Jean Lockett,” 1980
Box 2	Folder 57	Manuscripts, Other, Morton H. Kaplan Associates, “Katherine Dunham: Biography,” ca. 1980
Box 2	Folder 58	Manuscripts, Other, Author unknown, “The Evans-Tibbs Collection: A Newly Groundated Black Art Institution to the Universe,” 1983
Box 2	Folder 59	Manuscripts, Other, Alvin Jasper Marks, Poem, “In Memory of Harold Washington,” 1987
Box 2	Folder 60	Manuscripts, Other, Author unknown, Biography of Ignatius Sserulyo, 1987
Box 2	Folder 61	Manuscripts, Other, AFSCME, AFL-CIO Model Civil Service Examination, [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 62	Manuscripts, Other, Alan Howard, “The Vanishing American,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 63	Manuscripts, Other, G.N. Lew, Museum of Negro History, “Benjamin Banneker and Negro Inventors,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 64	Manuscripts, Other, Nahum Brascher, Jr. “Progressive MD check list,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 65	Manuscripts, Other, Provisional Organizing Committee to Reconstitute the Marxist-Leninist Communist Party, “The Struggle for the Unity of the Working Class,” [n.d.]
Box 2	Folder 66	Manuscripts, Other, Brief biographical entries on black artists, [n.d.]

Series 3: Correspondence
Box 3	Folder 1	Correspondence, Wm. McBride to Irene V. Clark, 9/13/1953
Box 3	Folder 2	Correspondence, Wm. McBride to Al Donovan, 12/9/1971
Box 3	Folder 3	Correspondence, “A Friend” to Wm. McBride, 6/21/1983
Box 3	Folder 4	Correspondence, Baird & Warner to Wm. McBride, 12/16/1980
Box 3	Folder 5	Correspondence, Verda E. Beach to Wm. McBride, 9/21/1976
Box 3	Folder 6	Correspondence, Jack Beall Vertical Service, 7/27/1988
Box 3	Folder 7	Correspondence, Walter L. Blocker to Wm. McBride, 2/10/1976
Box 3	Folder 8	Correspondence, Nahum Brascher, Jr. to Wm. McBride, 12/21/1975
Box 3	Folder 9	Correspondence, Nahum Brascher, Jr. to Wm. McBride, 1976
Box 3	Folder 10	Correspondence, J.A. Brearley to Wm. McBride, 7/18/1935
Box 3	Folder 11	Correspondence, Dawn T. Brooks and Edward B. Ellis to Wm. McBride, 1974
Box 3	Folder 12	Correspondence, W.E. Buck to Wm. McBride, 4/5/1961
Box 3	Folder 13	Correspondence, Andrea M. Buford to Wm. McBride, 3/19/1990
Box 3	Folder 14	Correspondence, Andrea M. Buford to Wm. McBride, 4/30/1990
Box 3	Folder 15	Correspondence, Andrea M. Buford to Wm. McBride, 6/19/1990
Box 3	Folder 16	Correspondence, Andrea M. Buford to Wm. McBride, 10/5/1990
Box 3	Folder 17	Correspondence, Andrea M. Buford to Wm. McBride, 11/22/1991
Box 3	Folder 18	Correspondence, Brenetta Howell Barrett to Wm. McBride, 2/26/1975
Box 3	Folder 19	Correspondence, Margaret T. Burroughs to Wm. McBride, 7/6/1964
Box 3	Folder 20	Correspondence, Margaret T. Burroughs to Wm. McBride, 9/25/1965
Box 3	Folder 21	Correspondence, Margaret T. Burroughs to Wm. McBride, 4/23/1975
Box 3	Folder 22	Correspondence, Margaret T. Burroughs to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 23	Correspondence, Margaret T. Burroughs to Wm. McBride, 5/30/1991
Box 3	Folder 24	Correspondence, Bene Butler to Wm. McBride, 9/12/1980
Box 3	Folder 25	Correspondence, Francis Nyarko Cann to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 26	Correspondence, Rachel Carter to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 27	Correspondence, William Carter to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 28	Correspondence, William Carter to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 29	Correspondence, C.A.T. to Wm. McBride, 1979
Box 3	Folder 30	Correspondence, Raymond W. Cheydleur to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 31	Correspondence, Irene V. Clark to Wm. McBride, 2/2/1951
Box 3	Folder 32	Correspondence, Floyd Coleman to Wm. McBride, 10/31/1972
Box 3	Folder 33	Correspondence, Barbara Crane to Wm. and Mary McBride, 11/25/1991
Box 3	Folder 34	Correspondence, Lucille Cunningham to Wm. McBride, 3/10/1972
Box 3	Folder 35	Correspondence, Bertel W. Daigre to Wm. McBride, 5/29/1970
Box 3	Folder 36	Correspondence, Davis (Roberts?) to Wm. McBride, 1/12/1947
Box 3	Folder 37	Correspondence, L.H. Davis to Wm. McBride, 5/10/1950
Box 3	Folder 38	Correspondence, Almamy Diaby to Wm. McBride, 9/28/1980
Box 3	Folder 39	Correspondence, Violette Day Dinkelman to Wm. McBride, 2/13/1946
Box 3	Folder 40	Correspondence, Fitzhugh D. Dinkins to Wm. McBride, 7/16/1962
Box 3	Folder 41	Correspondence, Cynthia H. Dirackor to Wm. McBride, 10/22/1992
Box 3	Folder 42	Correspondence, Dorothy (?) to Wm. McBride, 1/31/1947
Box 3	Folder 43	Correspondence, Dorothy (?) to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 44	Correspondence, Jim Edgar to Wm. McBride, 9/27/1989
Box 3	Folder 45	Correspondence, Eugene Pieter Romayn Feldman (Museum of Negro History and Art) to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 46	Correspondence, Ernest Fiene to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 47	Correspondence, Lawrence Friedman to Wm. McBride, 12/7/1979
Box 3	Folder 48	Correspondence, “Friend Forever” to Wm. McBride, 1/25/1942
Box 3	Folder 49	Correspondence, Ann Frost to Wm. McBride, 5/18/1953
Box 3	Folder 50	Correspondence, Harry Gaines to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 51	Correspondence, Fern Gayden to Wm. McBride, 6/26/1969
Box 3	Folder 52	Correspondence, Fern Gayden to Wm. McBride, 2/1/1965
Box 3	Folder 53	Correspondence, Fern Gayden to Wm. McBride, 4/19/1966
Box 3	Folder 54	Correspondence, Mildred R. Gladney to Wm. McBride, 1/8/1967
Box 3	Folder 55	Correspondence, Gordon-Draftsmen’s Supply Co. to Wm. McBride, 2/22/1960
Box 3	Folder 56	Correspondence, Margaret Goss (later Margaret Burroughs) to Wm. McBride, ca. 1940s
Box 3	Folder 57	Correspondence, Robert Green to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 58	Correspondence, Martin P. Greene to Wm. McBride, 7/14/1988
Box 3	Folder 59	Correspondence, Martin P. Greene to Wm. McBride, 7/6/1987
Box 3	Folder 60	Correspondence, Harry Hannin to Wm. McBride, 9/11/1943
Box 3	Folder 61	Correspondence, David Dawkins to Wm. McBride, 1972
Box 3	Folder 62	Correspondence, James Hickey to Wm. McBride, 11/7/1980
Box 3	Folder 63	Correspondence, Holloway (?) to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 3	Folder 64	Correspondence, Berry Horton to Wm. McBride, 9/18/1968
Box 3	Folder 65	Correspondence, Charles Howard to McBride & Association, 6/21/1986
Box 3	Folder 66	Correspondence, Joseph Holmes Dance Theatre to Wm. McBride, 11/30/1976
Box 3	Folder 67	Correspondence, Jane (?) to Wm. McBride, 8/1/1975
Box 3	Folder 68	Correspondence, Tasha Johnson to Wm. McBride, 7/6/1971
Box 3	Folder 69	Correspondence, Ann Rowry Jones to Wm. McBride, 5/4/1977
Box 3	Folder 70	Correspondence, Mark Jones to Wm. McBride, 8/24/1977
Box 3	Folder 71	Correspondence, Robert D. Jones to Wm. McBride, 11/30/1970
Box 3	Folder 72	Correspondence, Jones (?) to Wm. McBride, 4/23/1970
Box 3	Folder 73	Correspondence, Jones, Ware & Grenard to Wm. McBride, 7/15/1988
Box 3	Folder 74	Correspondence, Jones, Ware & Grenard to Wm. McBride, 4/15/1989
Box 3	Folder 75	Correspondence, Jones, Ware & Grenard to Wm. McBride, 2/15/1991
Box 3	Folder 76	Correspondence, Jones, Ware & Grenard to Wm. McBride, 5/8/1991
Box 3	Folder 77	Correspondence, Jones, Ware & Grenard to Wm. McBride, 3/12/1992
Box 3	Folder 78	Correspondence, Jack Jordan to Wm. McBride, 12/10/1974
Box 3	Folder 79	Correspondence, Delma Kelly to Wm. McBride, 8/22/1973
Box 3	Folder 80	Correspondence, Richard E. Kelley to Wm. McBride, 11/30/1966
Box 3	Folder 81	Correspondence, Barbara L. King to Wm. McBride, 10/4/1968
Box 3	Folder 82	Correspondence, Barbara L. King to Wm. McBride, ca. 11/1/1968
Box 3	Folder 83	Correspondence, Barbara L. King to Wm. McBride, 11/27/1968
Box 3	Folder 84	Correspondence, Barbara L. King to Wm. McBride, 1/28/1969
Box 3	Folder 85	Correspondence, Barbara L. King to Wm. McBride, 2/18/1969
Box 3	Folder 86	Correspondence, Barbara L. King to Wm. McBride, 2/19/1969
Box 3	Folder 87	Correspondence, Al Koenig to Wm. McBride, 7/3/1959
Box 3	Folder 88	Correspondence, Robert L. Kunzig to Wm. McBride, 6/29/1970
Box 4	Folder 1	Correspondence, Service Federal Savings and Loan (Theodore K. Lawless) to Wm. McBride, 1/3/1951
Box 4	Folder 2	Correspondence, Jennie Lee to Wm. McBride, 5/2/1968
Box 4	Folder 3	Correspondence, Marcella Lynch to Wm. McBride, 1/28/1974
Box 4	Folder 4	Correspondence, Gwendolyn Maloney to Wm. McBride, 8/16/1955
Box 4	Folder 5	Correspondence, Carl Manzke to Wm. McBride, 5/14/1960
Box 4	Folder 6	Correspondence, Marie to Wm. McBride, 12/3/1966
Box 4	Folder 7	Correspondence, Marie to Wm. McBride, 9/12/1968
Box 4	Folder 8	Correspondence, Marie to Wm. McBride, 9/22/1968
Box 4	Folder 9	Correspondence, Marie to Wm. McBride, 9/22/1968
Box 4	Folder 10	Correspondence, Marie to Wm. McBride, 9/28/1968
Box 4	Folder 11	Correspondence, J. Mason to Wm. McBride, 9/16/1992
Box 4	Folder 12	Correspondence, Jane De Hart Matthews to Wm. McBride, 10/26/1975
Box 4	Folder 13	Correspondence, Who’s Who Among Black Americans (William C. Matney) to Wm. McBride, 10/24/1974
Box 4	Folder 14	Correspondence, Wm. McBride, Sr. to Wm. McBride, 1/31/1971
Box 4	Folder 15	Correspondence, Wm. McBride, Sr. to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 16	Correspondence, Wm. McBride, Sr. to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 17	Correspondence, Edward J. McClellan to Wm. McBride, 3/25/1968
Box 4	Folder 18	Correspondence, Edith Moore to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 19	Correspondence, E.J. Montgomery to Wm. McBride, 8/14/1975
Box 4	Folder 20	Correspondence, Amedola Olugebefola to Wm. McBride, 12/1/1976
Box 4	Folder 21	Correspondence, Organization for a Better Austin to Wm. McBride, 4/16/1970
Box 4	Folder 22	Correspondence, Stephen Oxford to Wm. McBride, 7/18/1969
Box 4	Folder 23	Correspondence, Parsche Studios to Wm. McBride, 7/12/1954
Box 4	Folder 24	Correspondence, Parsche Studios to Wm. McBride, 5/12/1960
Box 4	Folder 25	Correspondence, Dehatayette Porter to Wm. McBride, 1/3/1947
Box 4	Folder 26	Correspondence, Virginia Powe to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 27	Correspondence, F.D. Pratt ( Time ) to Wm. McBride, ca. 1944
Box 4	Folder 28	Correspondence, Joseph N. Pritchard to Wm. McBride, 7/3/1963
Box 4	Folder 29	Correspondence, Harry Probber, Jr. to Wm. McBride, 12/27/1972
Box 4	Folder 30	Correspondence, Yvonne J. Pulliam to Wm. McBride, 9/29/1981
Box 4	Folder 31	Correspondence, A.L. Reynolds III to Wm. McBride, 6/24/1970
Box 4	Folder 32	Correspondence, Alutie M. Robinson to Wm. McBride, 12/23/1944
Box 4	Folder 33	Correspondence, John O. Root to Wm. McBride, 8/13/1980
Box 4	Folder 34	Correspondence, Sanford Studio to Wm. McBride, 1/29/1975
Box 4	Folder 35	Correspondence, Gus Savage to Wm. McBride, 5/26/1983
Box 4	Folder 36	Correspondence, Oscar E. Shabat to Wm. McBride, 1/18/1969
Box 4	Folder 37	Correspondence, Oscar E. Shabat to Wm. McBride, 9/4/1969
Box 4	Folder 38	Correspondence, Arvind Shah to Wm. McBride, 3/10/1983
Box 4	Folder 39	Correspondence, Melvyn Skvarla to Wm. McBride, 3/26/1962
Box 4	Folder 40	Correspondence, Robert Sloan to Wm. McBride, 8/31/1965
Box 4	Folder 41	Correspondence, B. Smith to Wm. McBride, ca. 1981
Box 4	Folder 42	Correspondence, Marvin Sumerlin to Wm. McBride, 4/3/1970
Box 4	Folder 43	Correspondence, Marvin Sumerlin to Wm. McBride, 4/13/1970
Box 4	Folder 44	Correspondence, Marvin Sumerlin to Wm. McBride, 7/2/1970
Box 4	Folder 45	Correspondence, Marvin Sumerlin to Wm. McBride, 7/10/1970
Box 4	Folder 46	Correspondence, Marvin Sumerlin to Wm. McBride, 7/16/1970
Box 4	Folder 47	Correspondence, R.H. Tanwick to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 48	Correspondence, Herbert Temple to Wm. McBride, 11/19/1971
Box 4	Folder 49	Correspondence, John Torresto to Wm. McBride, 1/28/1970
Box 4	Folder 50	Correspondence, A.C. Trine to Wm. McBride, 5/9/1980
Box 4	Folder 51	Correspondence, Small Business Administration (E. Turffs) to Wm. McBride, 11/20/1969
Box 4	Folder 52	Correspondence, Urban Furniture Company (Bernard) to Wm. McBride, 9/18/1961
Box 4	Folder 53	Correspondence, Marjorie Westerfield to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 54	Correspondence, Thelma K. Wheaton to Wm. McBride, ca. March 1976
Box 4	Folder 55	Correspondence, Edwina Harleston Whitlock to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 56	Correspondence, Hazel Wiggins Payne to Wm. McBride, 10/15/1969
Box 4	Folder 57	Correspondence, Douglas R. Williams to Wm. McBride, 4/27/1970
Box 4	Folder 58	Correspondence, Douglas R. Williams to Wm. McBride, 12/11/1976
Box 4	Folder 59	Correspondence, Ruth L. Wright to Wm. McBride, ca. October 1972
Box 4	Folder 60	Correspondence, Susan Cayton Woodson to Wm. McBride, 4/12/1975
Box 4	Folder 61	Correspondence, “K.W.” to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 4	Folder 62	Correspondence, Yaw (?) to Wm. McBride, 4/17/1975
Box 4	Folder 63	Correspondence, Lou Zelkin to Wm. McBride, 4/4/1955
Box 4	Folder 64	Correspondence, Zeke and Feenie Ziner to Wm. McBride, 5/15/1990
Box 5	Folder 1	Correspondence, Other, Nahum D. Brascher to Harvey Cogbill, 9/11/1976
Box 5	Folder 2	Correspondence, Other, Nahum D. Brascher to Arlene E. Williams, 10/9/1975
Box 5	Folder 3	Correspondence, Other, Norman B. Boothby to Berry Horton, 7/21/1961
Box 5	Folder 4	Correspondence, Charlena (?) to Sue (?), 2/5/1994
Box 5	Folder 5	Correspondence, Other, Dorothy E. Clark to Irene V. Clark, 7/11/1954
Box 5	Folder 6	Correspondence, Other, Dorothy E. Clark to Irene V. Clark, 9/1/1954
Box 5	Folder 7	Correspondence, Other, Dorothy E. Clark to Irene V. Clark, 3/21/1955
Box 5	Folder 8	Correspondence, Other, Elsie Clark to Irene V. Clark, 2/10/1954
Box 5	Folder 9	Correspondence, Other, Elsie Clark to Irene V. Clark, [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 10	Correspondence, Other, Irene V. Clark to Rufus Clement, ca. 1960
Box 5	Folder 11	Correspondence, Other, Irene V. Clark to Dorothy E. Clark, [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 12	Correspondence, Other, Phil Cohran to parents, 1981
Box 5	Folder 13	Correspondence, Other, H.E. Coombs to Harold Pierce, 2/22/1963
Box 5	Folder 14	Correspondence, Other, Lucille Cunningham to Obern Simons, 5/11/1972
Box 5	Folder 15	Correspondence, Other, Elly, Harry, Cliff, Doug and Terri to Joseph Kahn, 6/6/1959
Box 5	Folder 16	Correspondence, Other, Irene M. Gaines to Rev. Lewis McGee, [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 17	Correspondence, Other, M. Gamboni to Margaret Taylor (later Margaret Burroughs), 7/10/1938
Box 5	Folder 18	Correspondence, Other, Gane Brothers & Lane, Inc. to Barbara L. King, 11/25/1968
Box 5	Folder 19	Correspondence, Other, Fern Gayden to Robert Goldwater, 10/3/1960
Box 5	Folder 20	Correspondence, Other, Ann Gomez-Knight to David P. Ross, Jr., 11/15/1947
Box 5	Folder 21	Correspondence, Other, Alphonse Hill to William Warren, 1/21/1970
Box 5	Folder 22	Correspondence, Other, Mahalia Jackson to Mary McBride, 5/12/1964
Box 5	Folder 23	Correspondence, Other, Marcia to Joseph Kahn, August 1959
Box 5	Folder 24	Correspondence, Other, Larry J. Lacy to unknown, 7/27/1988
Box 5	Folder 25	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 7/2/1949
Box 5	Folder 26	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 8/7/1949
Box 5	Folder 27	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 9/9/1949
Box 5	Folder 28	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 1/20/1950
Box 5	Folder 29	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 2/11/1950
Box 5	Folder 30	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 3/5/1950
Box 5	Folder 31	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 5/26/1951
Box 5	Folder 32	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 6/19/1951
Box 5	Folder 33	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 6/20/1950
Box 5	Folder 34	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 5/14/1951
Box 5	Folder 35	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 7/13/1951
Box 5	Folder 36	Correspondence, Other, Chauncey Larry to Irene V. Clark, 11/23/1953
Box 5	Folder 37	Correspondence, Other, Lily (?) to Irene V. Clark and Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 38	Correspondence, Other, D. Erle Lounsberry to Irene V. Clark, 2/16/1963
Box 5	Folder 39	Correspondence, Other, May Massee to Vernon Winslow, 7/16/1940
Box 5	Folder 40	Correspondence, Other, A. Melfi to Irene V. Clark, 8/1/1955
Box 5	Folder 41	Correspondence, Other, T. Merrell to Mary McBride, [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 42	Correspondence, Other, Myrtle Cheney Murdock to Capitol Enthusiast, 9/1/1949
Box 5	Folder 43	Correspondence, Other, W.A. Raveret to The Little Green Shop, 11/3/1948
Box 5	Folder 44	Correspondence, Other, Rick to Irene V. Clark (fragment), [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 45	Correspondence, Other, Clive and Marmon Rickabaugh to Irene V. Clark, [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 46	Correspondence, Other, J. Sherman to Mr. Adams, [n.d.]
Box 5	Folder 47	Correspondence, Other, Fred S. Sly to Mr. Raye, 9/6/1950
Box 5	Folder 48	Correspondence, Other, Benjamin J. Smith to CET/WABASH Staff, 4/23/1981
Box 5	Folder 49	Correspondence, Other, Wall-Rus Fabrics Company (B.F. Ruskin) to Rex Gorleigh, 5/19/1947
Box 5	Folder 50	Correspondence, Wall-Rus Fabrics Company (B.F. Ruskin) to David P. Ross, 5/4/1949
Box 5	Folder 51	Correspondence, Other, LeRoy Winbush to Andrea M. Buford, 7/12/1989
Box 5	Folder 52	Correspondence, Other, Vernon Winslow to Georgia State Department of Education, 7/16/1940
Box 5	Folder 53	Correspondence, Other, Vernon Winslow to Edwin Embree, 7/16/1940
Box 5	Folder 54	Correspondence, Other, Vernon Winslow to Lester, 7/16/1940
Box 5	Folder 55	Correspondence, Other, Vernon Winslow to President Fountain of Morris Brown College, 7/16/1940
Box 5	Folder 56	Correspondence, Other, Vernon Winslow to Helen Whiting, 7/16/1940
Box 5	Folder 57	Correspondence, Other, Hale Woodruff to Winslow, 9/14/1940
Box 5	Folder 58	Correspondence, Other, Virginia to Irene V. Clark, 6/10/1961
Box 5	Folder 59	Correspondence, Other, Unknown author to Irene V. Clark, 6/3/1954
Box 5	Folder 60	Correspondence, Other, Unknown author to Irene V. Clark, 5/8/1956

Series 4: South Side Community Art Center
Box 6	Folder 1	South Side Community Art Center (SSCAC), “The need for an art center,” Chicago Defender , 6/3/1939
Box 6	Folder 2	SSCAC, Souvenir Book, Artists and Models Ball, Savoy Ballroom, ca. November 1939
Box 6	Folder 3	SSCAC, Sponsors Committee Notice, 1939
Box 6	Folder 4	SSCAC, Peter Pollack, Federal Art Project, Letters received, 1939-1941
Box 6	Folder 5	SSCAC, Photo of Planning Board for Beaux Arts Ball and “Night in Paris,” ca. 1939
Box 6	Folder 6	SSCAC, forms and reports, 1939-1940
Box 6	Folder 7	SSCAC, Hardcover Guidebook, Exhibition of the Art of the American Negro , American Negro Exposition, 7/4-9/2/1940
Box 6	Folder 8	SSCAC, Visitor Registration List, Opening of SSCAC Gallery, 12/15/1940
Box 6	Folder 9	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball, publicity and advertising material, 1940
Box 6	Folder 10	SSCAC, “Painting” exhibit program, 12/15/1940
Box 6	Folder 11	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball production notes, 1940
Box 6	Folder 12	SSCAC, Publicity Material, Artists and Models Ball [including photo of Frank Neal and Mable Curtis]
Box 6	Folder 13	SSCAC, Publicity files, 1940-1941
Box 6	Folder 14	SSCAC, Chicago Defender coverage, 3/22/1941 and 4/5/1941
Box 6	Folder 15	SSCAC, Program, SSCAC Dedication by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 5/7/1941
Box 6	Folder 16	SSCAC, Exhibition, “We Too Look At America,” May 1941
Box 6	Folder 17	SSCAC, Exhibition of Student Art, May 1941
Box 6	Folder 18	SSCAC, Exhibition of Book Illustrations by Jacob Lawrence, Charles Sebree and Charles Winslow, 6/9-6/30/1941
Box 6	Folder 19	SSCAC, Reception for Judge and Mrs. Herman E. Moore, 7/30/1941
Box 6	Folder 20	SSCAC, “Official Car” sign, Artists and Models Ball, Savoy, 10/25/1941
Box 6	Folder 21	SSCAC, Exhibition of Graphic Arts, Illinois Art Project, 1941 [cover only]
Box 6	Folder 22	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball materials, 1941
Box 6	Folder 23	SSCAC, Gordon Parks exhibition, 1941
Box 6	Folder 24	SSCAC, Program, National Negro Art Exhibition, May 1941
Box 6	Folder 25	SSCAC, Publicity files, 1941
Box 6	Folder 26	SSCAC, Publicity files, 1941
Box 6	Folder 27	SSCAC, Publicity files, 1941
Box 6	Folder 28	SSCAC, Photographs of children outside the entrance to the SSCAC, ca. 1941
Box 6	Folder 29	SSCAC, Sponsorship Committee “A Mile of Dimes,” ca. 1941
Box 6	Folder 30	SSCAC, Federal Art Project forms 5A, 5B and 5-F, ca. 1941
Box 6	Folder 31	SSCAC, Outline of policies, organization, activities and financial structure, ca. 1941
Box 6	Folder 32	SSCAC, Ceramics: Wood Sculpture from New Mexico Art Project exhibition booklet, 1/9-1/31/1942
Box 6	Folder 33	SSCAC, Exhibition of Religious Art, April 1942
Box 6	Folder 34	SSCAC, WPA Financial Campaign Envelope, 5/19-6/19/1942
Box 6	Folder 35	SSCAC, Treasury statement, 6/18/1942
Box 6	Folder 36	SSCAC, Lens Camera Club exhibit, 10/4/1942
Box 6	Folder 37	SSCAC, 5th Annual Artists and Models Ball promotional material, 10/24/1942
Box 6	Folder 38	SSCAC, Richard Barthe exhibition, 11/28-12/19/1942
Box 6	Folder 39	SSCAC, Staff report, 1942
Box 6	Folder 40	SSCAC, Exhibition of Original Prints by Honore Daumier and Georges Renault, booklet, ca. 1942
Box 6	Folder 41	SSCAC, Call to renew membership, 2/14/1943
Box 6	Folder 42	SSCAC, Program, Exhibition of Paintings by Henry Ossawa Tanner, 4/11-4/30/1943
Box 6	Folder 43	SSCAC, Art Institute of Chicago press release, “Negro Artists of Chicago,” 6/7-8/8/1943
Box 6	Folder 44	SSCAC, Exhibition, Paintings by Frank Neal, 8/8-8/22/1943
Box 6	Folder 45	SSCAC, War Bonds, Artists and Models Ball Victory Queen Popularity Contest, ca. 1943
Box 6	Folder 47	SSCAC, Folder, 8th Annual Artists and Models Ball, 1945
Box 6	Folder 48	SSCAC, Receipt from J.W. Butler Paper Company, 10/9/1945
Box 6	Folder 49	SSCAC, Letter from The Talent Scout magazine, 2/8/1946
Box 6	Folder 50	SSCAC, Margaret Taylor Goss (later Margaret Burroughs) art exhibition invitation, 11/3/1946
Box 6	Folder 51	SSCAC, Flier, Exhibitions of paintings by Ellis Wilson, 3/24-5/2/1946
Box 7	Folder 1	SSCAC, Souvenir Booklet, Artists and Models Ball, 10/26/1946
Box 7	Folder 2	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball promotional material, 10/26/1946
Box 7	Folder 3	SSCAC, Cocktail party, 9/14/1947
Box 7	Folder 4	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball promotional material, 1947
Box 7	Folder 5	SSCAC, 10th Annual Artists and Models Ball production notes, 11/26/1947
Box 7	Folder 6	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball program, 1947
Box 7	Folder 7	SSCAC, “Collectors Exhibit,” Foreword by Horace Cayton, 6/6/1948
Box 7	Folder 8	SSCAC, Program, Chicago Negro Art Theatre, Dark of the Moon by Howard Richardson and William Bernen, 10/29-10/31/1948
Box 7	Folder 9	SSCAC, Souvenir Book, 11th Annual Artists and Models Ball, 11/19/1948
Box 7	Folder 10	SSCAC, Souvenir Book, 11th Annual Artists and Models Ball, 11/19/1948
Box 7	Folder 11	SSCAC, Souvenir Book, 11th Annual Artists and Models Ball, 11/19/1948
Box 7	Folder 12	SSCAC, Reception for Howard Fast, 1948
Box 7	Folder 13	SSCAC, Gwendolyn Brooks Resume and Sonnet 1 “Children of the Poor,” ca. 1948
Box 7	Folder 14	SSCAC, $67.98 claim, Atlantic Board of Collections, 6/24/1949
Box 7	Folder 15	SSCAC, Gray and Skarzynski offer of painting sale, 11/18/1949
Box 7	Folder 16	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball promotional material, 1940s
Box 7	Folder 17	SSCAC, Preschool children’s art from the War Nursery Schools of Chicago, 1940s
Box 7	Folder 18	SSCAC, Costume and interior design class, 1940s
Box 7	Folder 19	SSCAC, $30 statement, Leo Tannenbaum Art and Design, 5/29/1950
Box 7	Folder 20	SSCAC, Ballots for officers and board of directors election, 9/11/1951
Box 7	Folder 21	SSCAC, SSCAC presents Mahalia Jackson in concert, Dunbar Auditorium, 10/12/1958
Box 7	Folder 22	SSCAC, Program, Black Heritage: An Exhibition of African Sculpture and Artifacts, 1950s
Box 7	Folder 23	SSCAC, 21st Anniversary Dinner Reservations, 11/4/1961
Box 7	Folder 24	SSCAC, Flier, Marion Perkins Memorial Exhibit, 1961
Box 7	Folder 25	SSCAC, Directory, 6th Annual Lake Meadow Art Fair, 6/16-6/17/1962
Box 7	Folder 26	SSCAC, Program, Annual Card-O-Rama, 7/20/1962
Box 7	Folder 27	SSCAC, Flier, Event with John O. Killens, 8/24/1963
Box 7	Folder 28	SSCAC, Flier, LeRoy W. Jeffries, “The March on Washington,” Negro History Week Feature, 2/2-2/23/1964
Box 7	Folder 29	SSCAC, Souvenir Book, Artists and Models Ball, 11/21/1964
Box 7	Folder 30	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball, “Saint and Satyr,” promotional material, 11/21/1964
Box 7	Folder 31	SSCAC, Artists and Models Ball “Saint and Satyr” promotional material, 11/21/1964
Box 7	Folder 32	SSCAC, Program, South Side Center for the Performing Arts, “Florence” by Alice Childress, 12/3/1966
Box 7	Folder 33	SSCAC, Flier, Project ’67, “Exhibit by Young South Siders,” 6/3-6/18/1967
Box 7	Folder 34	SSCAC, Photo of Grace Leaming with African art at SSCAC, Chicago Tribune , 9/1/1968
Box 7	Folder 35	SSCAC, Flier, Marvin M. Young exhibition, 1/18-1/30/1969
Box 7	Folder 36	SSCAC, Artists Council minutes, 3/14/1969
Box 7	Folder 37	SSCAC, Grace Leaming, “Black Expressions – 1969” invitation, 9/5/1969
Box 7	Folder 38	SSCAC, “Black Expressions – 1969” promotional material, 10/19-11/2/1969
Box 7	Folder 39	SSCAC, Flier, Sherman Beck exhibition, 4/12-5/3/1970
Box 7	Folder 40	SSCAC, Announcement of life drawing classes, Jose Williams, ca. November 1970
Box 7	Folder 41	SSCAC, Memo from Cary Shaps on Urban Arts Fair, 3/11/1970
Box 7	Folder 42	SSCAC, 2nd Annual Englewood Concourse Art Fair Application, June 1971
Box 7	Folder 43	SSCAC, Black Artists Doing Bad Costume Ball, Roberts “500 Room,” 3/25/1972
Box 7	Folder 44	SSCAC, 7th Annual Art Auction, Saver’s, 5/21/1972
Box 7	Folder 45	SSCAC, Flier, Afri-Cobra Exhibition, 8/12-9/2/1973
Box 7	Folder 46	SSCAC, Flier, G. McCullough “Fragments” exhibition, 10/14-2/2/1973
Box 7	Folder 47	SSCAC, Flier, “Nia-Ruumba” exhibition, 4/7-5/3/1974
Box 7	Folder 48	SSCAC, Howard E. Seals, Memo on sales commission, 8/20/1975
Box 7	Folder 49	SSCAC, Flier, Black women artist exhibition, 10/6-10/24/1974
Box 7	Folder 50	SSCAC, Flier, “The Black Male: from the cradle to the grave” photography exhibit, 7/18/1976
Box 7	Folder 51	SSCAC, Art auction logistics [William McBride], 5/23/1976
Box 7	Folder 52	SSCAC, Annual membership campaign, 1974
Box 7	Folder 53	SSCAC, Flier, Freida High School and Maxine Lowe exhibition, 3/14-4/19/1976
Box 7	Folder 54	SSCAC, Flier, Sodubi Hughes, Rogers S. Greene and Jill N. Parker exhibition, 5/16-6/11/1976
Box 7	Folder 55	SSCAC, Flier, Luther “Kush Bey” Woodley and Thelma Richey exhibition, 10/10-10/29/1976
Box 7	Folder 56	SSCAC, Howard E. Seals Christmas/Kwanzaa Exhibit announcement, 11/16/1976
Box 7	Folder 57	SSCAC, Christmas Eve fundraising letter, 12/24/1976
Box 7	Folder 58	SSCAC, Poster, 12th Annual Art Auction, SSCAC Benefit, Lake Meadows, 5/22/1977
Box 7	Folder 59	SSCAC, Herbert Nipson fundraising letter, 10/11/1977
Box 7	Folder 60	SSCAC, Flier, Masquerade Disco, 10/28/1978
Box 7	Folder 61	SSCAC, Flier, Memorial for Charles White, 11/25/1979
Box 7	Folder 62	SSCAC, Flier, Exhibition of Sandra Louis Bridges and Willie L. Carter, 4/1-4/27/1979
Box 7	Folder 63	SSCAC, Calendar, October 1982-June 1983
Box 7	Folder 64	SSCAC, Clippings, “Comiskey mansion houses historic art center,” Hyde Park Herald , 3/16/1983
Box 7	Folder 65	SSCAC, Center Piece: The Newsletter for the South Side Community Art Center , Vol. 1, No. 2, April-June 1984
Box 7	Folder 66	SSCAC, Flier, Two Fine Exhibits: Earth and Fiber and Works on Paper, August-October 1990
Box 7	Folder 67	SSCAC, Flier, Cara Glatt, “Local Gallery exhibits seldom seen 1930s art,” 3/20/1991
Box 7	Folder 68	SSCAC, 50th anniversary booklet, 1991
Box 7	Folder 69	SSCAC, SSCAC Catalog Project Description, ca. 1992
Box 7	Folder 70	SSCAC, Exhibition on the SSCAC at Illinois Art Gallery booklet, 4/7-5/28/1993
Box 7	Folder 71	SSCAC, Alan G. Artner, “Voices and visions of South Side Art Center,” Chicago Tribune , 4/23/1993
Box 7	Folder 72	SSCAC, Cara Glatt, “State Gallery shows South Side Art of the 1940s,” Hyde Park Herald , 5/5/1993
Box 7	Folder 73	SSCAC, Garrett Holg, “Recalling a Cultural Oasis on South Side,” Chicago Sun-Times , 5/9/1993
Box 7	Folder 74	SSCAC, Commission on Chicago Landmarks, “South Side Community Art Center,” 1993
Box 7	Folder 75	SSCAC, Benefit, Grand Ball of Nefertiti, Sauer’s Brauhaus, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 76	SSCAC, “Black and Beautiful,” a photographic exhibit by Roy Lewis, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 77	SSCAC, William Carter, Joe Kessey and Allan Stringfellow exhibition, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 78	SSCAC, Jerry Cogbill exhibition [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 79	SSCAC, Schuyler Coward, Dorothy Baylor Anderson and Frederick Jones, Jr. exhibition catalog, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 80	SSCAC, John Crenshaw, Yaounde Olu, Turtel Onli and Kenneth Hunter exhibition, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 81	SSCAC, Exhibition [Bridge], [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 82	SSCAC, Fabric Bazaar Benefit Sale, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 83	SSCAC [Fragments], [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 84	SSCAC, Bacia Gordon, Marion Perkins and Harold Hayden exhibit [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 85	SSCAC, Membership form, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 86	SSCAC, Herbert Nipson, SSCAC auction information, [n.d.]
Box 7	Folder 87	SSCAC, “500 Years of Religious Art” exhibition, [n.d.]

Series 5: Organizations
Box 8	Folder 1	Organizations, Art Crafts Guild, Artist’s Ball, 1933
Box 8	Folder 2	Orgs, Art Crafts Guild, List of Members (?) by Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 3	Orgs, Black Interior Design Associates, Meeting notice, 6/26/1974
Box 8	Folder 4	Orgs, Black Interior Design Associates, Meeting notice, 3/25/1975
Box 8	Folder 5	Orgs, City Colleges of Chicago (CCC), Newsletter, “Board’s Offer to the Union,” 1/15/1969
Box 8	Folder 6	Orgs, CCC, Reception for new Crane College President Charles G. Hurst, Jr. 1/27/1969
Box 8	Folder 7	Orgs, CCC, Crane, Purchase order, 2/20/1969
Box 8	Folder 8	Orgs, CCC, Crane, Barbara L. King memoranda to instructors, 2/6/1969-5/15/1969
Box 8	Folder 9	Orgs, CCC, Adult education schedule, ca. April1969
Box 8	Folder 10	Orgs, CCC, Inaugural program, 5/19-5/25/1969
Box 8	Folder 12	Orgs, CCC, Credit union passbook, 9/15/1969
Box 8	Folder 13	Orgs, CCC, “Black Studies in the State of Illinois: A Directory,” September 1969
Box 8	Folder 14	Orgs, CCC, Credit union information and application, ca. 1969
Box 8	Folder 15	Orgs, CCC, Olive-Harvey College, Faculty Handbook, ca. 1977
Box 8	Folder 16	Orgs, CCC, Malcolm X College, Lectureship Assignment Form, 12/19/1978
Box 8	Folder 17	Orgs, CCC, Malcolm X College, Attendance Roster and Grade Forms, 1982
Box 8	Folder 18	Orgs, CCC, Course List, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 19	Orgs, CCC, Course Schedule, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 20	Orgs, CCC, Education Program for the Students of Social Science, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 21	Orgs, CCC, Flier, “Why Malcolm X Shabazz Community College?”, ca. 1969
Box 8	Folder 22	Orgs, CCC, Kennedy-King College, Student sign-in sheet “Appreciation of Modern Art,” [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 23	Orgs, CCC, Malcolm X, Office of Adult/Continuing Education Overview, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 24	Orgs, CCC, Malcolm X, Registration Card, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 25	Orgs, CCC, Malcolm X, Schedule, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 26	Orgs, CCC, Malcolm X College sticker, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 27	Orgs, CCC, Proposed Annual Salaries for Full-time Faculty, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 28	Orgs, CCC, Student Information Form, [n.d.]
Box 8	Folder 29	Orgs, Center for Employment Training, Patricia Ridgenal, memo on CET cookbook, 12/1/1980
Box 8	Folder 30	Orgs, Emancipation Centennial Glass Inc., Designs by McBride, Meeting minutes, 4/26/1963
Box 8	Folder 31	Orgs, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Charlotte Charpenning, Production report (photocopy), 8/29/1938
Box 8	Folder 32	Orgs, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Charlotte Charpenning, Production report, 8/29/1938
Box 8	Folder 33	Orgs, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Production bulletin cover, 1938
Box 8	Folder 34	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Pamphlet, “This Work Pays Your Community Week,” 5/20-5/25/1940
Box 8	Folder 35	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, WPA Technical Series, Art Circular No. 5, “The Carborundum Print,” 9/10/1940
Box 8	Folder 36	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Descriptions of designs, 1940
Box 8	Folder 37	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, “The WPA Federal Art Project: A Summary of Activities and Accomplishments,” ca. 1940
Box 8	Folder 38	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Ira Eppler, “An Artist Explains,” 1940
Box 8	Folder 39	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, “Migrant Families” (cover), WPA Division of Social Research, ca. 1940
Box 8	Folder 40	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Pamphlet, “The Illinois Art Project,” ca. 1940
Box 8	Folder 41	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Teaching Program, “Child Art” (cover), ca. 1940
Box 8	Folder 42	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Units in Graphic Art, ca. 1940
Box 8	Folder 43	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Units in Graphic Art, ca. 1940
Box 8	Folder 44	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, Utah State Art Center Extension Division, ca. 1940
Box 8	Folder 45	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, WPA Technical Series, Art Circular No. 6, “The Silk-Screen Process,” 7/22/1941
Box 8	Folder 46	Orgs, Illinois Art Project, U.S. Navy Recruits Handbook, ca. 1941
Box 9	Folder 1	Orgs, King/GBO Area Buckingham Fountain Art Fair Committee, Meeting reminder, 5/2/1978
Box 9	Folder 2	Orgs, The McBride Collection, By-Laws, ca. 1983
Box 9	Folder 3	Orgs, The McBride Collection, Articles of Incorporation, 1980s
Box 9	Folder 4	Orgs, The McBride Collection, List of artworks on loan, [n.d.]
Box 9	Folder 5	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Call to Meeting, Howard University, 3/31-4/2/1961
Box 9	Folder 6	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, 12th Annual NCA Convention Program, 4/3-4/5/1970
Box 9	Folder 7	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Treasurer’s report, 3/16/1972
Box 9	Folder 8	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, NCA Convention invite, April 1972
Box 9	Folder 9	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, NCA Convention itinerary, April 1972
Box 9	Folder 10	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Re: Progress Report on Incorporation and Reorganization, 5/16/1972
Box 9	Folder 11	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Chicago Local Chapter, Proceedings of Meeting, 5/31/1972
Box 9	Folder 12	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Re: Faculty Positions and Educational Opportunities at Washington University, St. Louis, 6/1/1972
Box 9	Folder 13	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Chicago Local Chapter, Meeting minutes, 6/14/1972
Box 9	Folder 14	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Folder, ca. 1972
Box 9	Folder 15	Orgs, National Conference of Artists, Re: Planning Session, ca. 1974
Box 9	Folder 16	Orgs, Sears YMCA Art Association, Meeting minutes, 3/19/1970
Box 9	Folder 17	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Workshop Procedures: Short Rules for Taw Ghamma, 9/19/1976
Box 9	Folder 18	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Accomplishment Guides, etc., ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 19	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Draft, Tau Gamma: “The Game,” ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 20	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Field Drawing in color, ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 21	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Field Sketches, Blueprints and Diagrams, ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 22	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Group Section III, ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 23	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, The Master Key of Organization, ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 24	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, “TawGamm” Spots, Designs, ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 25	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Taw-Ghamma Organization (Chart), ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 26	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Taw Ghamma 101 (Outline), ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 27	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Wm. McBride and Nahum W. Brascher, “The Tau Gamma” draft, ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 28	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, “The Tau Gamma,” ca. 1976
Box 9	Folder 29	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Proposed budgets, 1977-1980
Box 9	Folder 30	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Envelopes and folders, 1970s
Box 9	Folder 31	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Miscellaneous Drafts, Papers and Writings on Taw Ghamma, 1970s
Box 9	Folder 32	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Taw Gamm Design Faces, 1970s
Box 9	Folder 33	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Standard Language of the Game, [n.d.]
Box 9	Folder 34	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Articles of Incorporation, 9/27/1989
Box 9	Folder 35	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Notice of Delinquency, ca. 1990
Box 9	Folder 36	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Word Games 1, [n.d.]
Box 9	Folder 37	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Word Games 2, [n.d.]
Box 9	Folder 38	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Word Games 3, [n.d.]
Box 9	Folder 39	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Word Games 4, [n.d.]
Box 9	Folder 40	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Word Games 5, [n.d.]
Box 9	Folder 41	Orgs, Taw Ghamma, Word Games 6, [n.d.]
Box 10	Folder 1	Orgs, Theater Guild for Retired Artists, Project Proposal, 1972
Box 10	Folder 2	Orgs, The Umber Company, Organization Projection, 4/11/1975
Box 10	Folder 3	Orgs, The Umber Company, Organization charts, ca. 1975
Box 10	Folder 4	Orgs, The Umber Foundation, Annual report, ca. 1976
Box 10	Folder 5	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Urban Arts Workbook and Status Report, October 1969
Box 10	Folder 6	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Open House Work Sheet Schedule, 11/1/1969
Box 10	Folder 7	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Art Opportunity-Photo Workshop Participant Evaluation, ca. 1969
Box 10	Folder 8	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Kite-making instructions, ca. 1969
Box 10	Folder 9	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Youth Development Rosters, ca. 1969
Box 10	Folder 10	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Inter-Office Memorandum, 1/8/1970
Box 10	Folder 11	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Art Fair Press Release, 3/31/1970
Box 10	Folder 12	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Inter-Office Memoranda, 1/26-7/22/1971
Box 10	Folder 13	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Community Services Division Workshop, 2/4-2/5/1971
Box 10	Folder 14	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Center Services Report, ca. 1970
Box 10	Folder 15	Orgs, West Garfield UPC, Site reports, ca. 1970
Box 10	Folder 16	Orgs, Woodlawn Art Center, Itinerary, [n.d.]
Box 10	Folder 17	Orgs, Woodlawn Art Center, Paper, [n.d.]

Series 6: Art Exhibitions
Box 11	Folder 1	Art Exhibitions, Paintings by Negro Artists, Howard University, 5/18-5/25/1932
Box 11	Folder 2	Art Exhibitions, A Century of Progress, International Prints, Art Institute of Chicago, 6/1-11/1/1934
Box 11	Folder 3	Art Exhibitions, Kaethe Kollwitz, Howard University, 3/2-3/14/1936
Box 11	Folder 4	Art Exhibitions, Pauline Vinson, California F.A.P., San Francisco, 1/19/1937
Box 11	Folder 5	Art Exhibitions, Luise Kohn, Howard University, 1/3-1/31/1940
Box 11	Folder 6	Art Exhibitions, Three Philadelphia Artists: Laura Wheeler Waring, Allan Freelon and Samuel Brown, Howard University, 2/1-2/29/1940
Box 11	Folder 7	Art Exhibitions, Artists of Chicago and Vicinity, Art Institute of Chicago, 3/14-4/14/1940
Box 11	Folder 8	Art Exhibitions, “The Art of the American Negro (1851 to 1940),” American Negro Exposition, Tanner Art Galleries, 7/4-9/2/1940
Box 11	Folder 9	Art Exhibitions, National Art Week booklets, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 9/10/1940
Box 11	Folder 10	Art Exhibitions, Exhibitions, Oklahoma Art Center, ca. 1940
Box 11	Folder 11	Art Exhibitions, Spokane Art Center, F.A.P., ca. 1940
Box 11	Folder 12	Art Exhibitions, Artists of Chicago and Vicinity, Art Institute of Chicago, 6/17-8/15/1948
Box 11	Folder 13	Art Exhibitions, Negro Artists of Chicago, Howard University, 2/1-2/25/1941
Box 11	Folder 14	Art Exhibitions, WPA Art Program Prints and Sculpture, 5/2-5/31/1941
Box 11	Folder 15	Art Exhibitions, Student Work, Howard University, 7/1-7/15/1941
Box 11	Folder 16	Art Exhibitions, Louis Mailou Jones, Barnett Aden Gallery, April-May 1946
Box 11	Folder 17	Art Exhibitions, Alfonso Ianelli, International Relations Center, 12/18/1948
Box 11	Folder 18	Art Exhibitions, Pepsi-Cola Paintings of the Year, 1948
Box 11	Folder 19	Art Exhibitions, African Culture and Cubism, Segy Gallery, 12/1-12/31/1950
Box 11	Folder 20	Art Exhibitions, African Culture and Cubism, Segy Gallery, December 1950
Box 11	Folder 21	Art Exhibitions, Congo Sculptures, Segy Gallery, 3/23-4/30/1951
Box 11	Folder 22	Art Exhibitions, Segy Gallery, ca. 1951
Box 11	Folder 23	Art Exhibitions, 3News (African art), Segy Gallery, 1951
Box 11	Folder 24	Art Exhibitions, African Sculptures from the French Colonies, Segy Gallery, 1/15-2/22/1952
Box 11	Folder 25	Art Exhibitions, “Fashion is Art” (The Shangs), Parkway Ballroom, 10/10/1954
Box 11	Folder 26	Art Exhibitions, Black Diaspora Art Clearance Sale, Celest Card and Gift Shop, 8/28/1955
Box 11	Folder 27	Art Exhibitions, Franklin McMahon, [n.d.]
Box 11	Folder 28	Art Exhibitions, Luciano Spazzali, Feingarten Gallery, 9/8-9/18/1958
Box 11	Folder 29	Art Exhibitions, Public Auction, Shore Galleries, 4/5-4/6/1959
Box 11	Folder 30	Art Exhibitions, 7 West Coast Painters, University of British Columbia, 6/29-8/14/1959
Box 11	Folder 31	Art Exhibitions, Art Flair Exhibit, Lucas Studio, 5/1/1960
Box 11	Folder 32	Art Exhibitions, Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, East Wing Galleries, 10/5/1960
Box 11	Folder 33	Art Exhibitions, Ru Van Rossem, Mbari, Ibadan, 10/18/1961
Box 11	Folder 34	Art Exhibitions, Traditional Sculpture of Africa, Art Institute of Chicago, 10/3-11/31/1961
Box 11	Folder 35	Art Exhibitions, Malagatana, Mbari, Ibadan, 6/25/1962
Box 11	Folder 36	Art Exhibitions, Mid-Year Show, Butler Institute of American Art, 7/1-9/3/1962
Box 11	Folder 37	Art Exhibitions, Painting and Sculpture, Staten Gallery 500, New York, ca. 1962
Box 11	Folder 38	Art Exhibitions, Marion Perkins Memorial Exhibit, ca. 1962
Box 11	Folder 39	Art Exhibitions, Recent Acquisitions of Primitive Art, Allan Frumkin Gallery, 2/15-3/15/1963
Box 11	Folder 40	Art Exhibitions, Asiru (with music by E.K. Ogunmola), Mbari, Ibadan, 3/3/1963
Box 11	Folder 41	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, “Show to Reveal Negro Advance,” Reprinted from Sales Meetings, 3/15/1963
Box 11	Folder 42	Art Exhibitions, Douglas D. Craft, New Kasha Herman Gallery, 5/17-6/15/1963
Box 11	Folder 43	Art Exhibitions, Emancipation Proclamation Centennial Art Exhibition, Xavier University, 6/23-6/27/1963
Box 11	Folder 44	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, Code of Fair Practices, Springfield, IL, 7/10/1963
Box 11	Folder 45	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, Art Exhibit, McCormick Place, 8/16-9/2/1963
Box 11	Folder 46	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, Exhibit Descriptions, McCormick Place, 8/16-9/2/1963
Box 11	Folder 47	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, Flier, McCormick Place, 8/16-9/2/1963
Box 11	Folder 48	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, Arts Festival Day Invitation and Program, McCormick Place, 8/18/1963
Box 11	Folder 49	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, National Conference of Artists Presents a Print Portfolio by Negro Artists, August 1963
Box 11	Folder 50	Art Exhibitions, Century of Negro Progress, Paintings for American Negro Emancipation Centennial Display, August 1963
Box 11	Folder 51	Art Exhibitions, Elizabeth Stewart-Miller, Kasha Herman Gallery, 10/11-11/9/1963
Box 11	Folder 52	Art Exhibitions, Painting, Sculpture and Prints by Negro Artists, Atlanta University, 3/31-4/28/1963
Box 11	Folder 53	Art Exhibitions, Old Town Art Fair, Program and Guide Book, 6/13-6/14/1964
Box 11	Folder 54	Art Exhibitions, Lake Meadows Art Fair, 6/20-6/21/1964
Box 11	Folder 55	Art Exhibitions, Sylvester Britton, Gallery of Ada Obra, 11/14-12/8/1965
Box 11	Folder 56	Art Exhibitions, ADCC/33 Awards Presentation, National Design Center, Marion City, 1965
Box 11	Folder 57	Art Exhibitions, Jim Taylor, Shepherd Studio, 11/19-11/31/1966
Box 11	Folder 58	Art Exhibitions, Chatham Shopping Area Art Fair, 7/22-7/23/1967
Box 11	Folder 59	Art Exhibitions, A.G. Revesz, Emile Walter Galleries, 9/13-9/27/1967
Box 11	Folder 60	Art Exhibitions, Alan Davie, Arts Club of Chicago, 9/25-10/28/1967
Box 11	Folder 61	Art Exhibitions, Joseph E. Yoakum, Edward Sherbeyn Gallery, 3/29-5/9/1968
Box 11	Folder 62	Art Exhibitions, Edward Tafur, 5/7/1968
Box 11	Folder 63	Art Exhibitions, Students of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 9/26-11/3/1968
Box 11	Folder 64	Art Exhibitions, New Perspectives in Black Art, Oakland Museum Art Division, Kaiser Center Gallery, 1968
Box 11	Folder 65	Art Exhibitions, Floyd Coleman, Southern University in New Orleans, 3/2-3/17/1969
Box 11	Folder 66	Art Exhibitions, Gerald Williams, Sherman Beck, Bernard Williams, Douglas Williams, Napoleon Henderson, WJ Studios and Gallery, 9/14-10/14/1969
Box 11	Folder 67	Art Exhibitions, Antique Fair and Flea Market, 9/6/1969
Box 11	Folder 68	Art Exhibitions, 7th Annual Lawndale Art Fair, 7/24-7/25/1970
Box 11	Folder 69	Art Exhibitions, Montrose Urban Progress Center Open House, 2/15-2/16/1970
Box 11	Folder 70	Art Exhibitions, Arthur Riley, Afam Gallery, 5/17-5/31/1970
Box 11	Folder 71	Art Exhibitions, Urban Art 1970, Civic Center, 6/15-7/4/1970
Box 11	Folder 72	Art Exhibitions, Lawndale Art Fair, Sears YMCA Community Center, ca. July 1971
Box 11	Folder 73	Art Exhibitions, SCLC Operation Breadbasket, Black Expo Exhibit folder and documents, 9/29-10/3/1971
Box 11	Folder 74	Art Exhibitions, Grafter Tyler Brown, the Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA, 2/11-4/22/1972
Box 11	Folder 75	Art Exhibitions, Ben Bey, Garland Building, 3/3/1972
Box 11	Folder 76	Art Exhibitions, Lois Mailou Jones, Howard University Gallery of Art, 3/31-4/21/1972
Box 11	Folder 77	Art Exhibitions, 9th Annual Lawndale Art Fair, Sears Court of Nations, 7/21-7/22/1972
Box 11	Folder 78	Art Exhibitions, A Nation Divided: Photographs of the Civil War, Exchange National Bank of Chicago, 6/30-8/6/1973
Box 11	Folder 79	Art Exhibitions, Ben Bey, The Ball Room, 6/3/1974
Box 11	Folder 80	Art Exhibitions, DuSable Museum Art Promenade, 7/24-7/25/1976
Box 12	Folder 1	Art Exhibitions, 71st Street Art Fair, 6/5/1977
Box 12	Folder 2	Art Exhibitions, Walter Sanford—The Man Who Paints with a Pencil, Union Gallery, 9/1-9/23/1977
Box 12	Folder 3	Art Exhibitions, Artists,:”Apartheid Kills!” United Nations, 1977
Box 12	Folder 4	Art Exhibitions, List of Exhibitions at Sanford Studio, 1946-1977, 1977
Box 12	Folder 5	Art Exhibitions, “WPA and the Black Artist: Chicago and New York” materials, 11/13/1977-4/23/1978
Box 12	Folder 6	Art Exhibitions, “WPA and the Black Artist: Chicago and New York,” Program, Chicago Public Library, 3/22-4/23/1978
Box 12	Folder 7	Art Exhibitions, Exhibiting Illinois Artists, Chicago Federal Center Museum, 6/2/1978-3/31/1979
Box 12	Folder 8	Art Exhibitions, Calvin Jones and Dorothy Higginson, Vivian G. Harsh Collection, Carter G. Woodson Library, Chicago Public Library, 8/4-8/31/1979
Box 12	Folder 9	Art Exhibitions, James Mesplay presents Chicago Women, The Body Politic, 6/8-6/30/1980
Box 12	Folder 10	Art Exhibitions, Old Town Art Fair, 6/14-6/15/1980
Box 12	Folder 11	Art Exhibitions, Sanford Exhibit, Elmhurst College, 4/7-4/30/1981
Box 12	Folder 12	Art Exhibitions, Contemporary Art of Senegal African Arts, 5/4-6/20/1981
Box 12	Folder 13	Art Exhibitions, DuSable Museum Arts and Crafts Festival, 7/11-7/12/1981
Box 12	Folder 14	Art Exhibitions, Ancient Treasures in Terra Cotta of Mali and Ghana, Chicago Public Library, 1/30-3/27/1982
Box 12	Folder 15	Art Exhibitions, Chicagoland Realtors Home, Garden and Furnishings Show, 4/29-5/2/1982
Box 12	Folder 16	Art Exhibitions, Calendar, Art Institute of Chicago, May-June 1982
Box 12	Folder 17	Art Exhibitions, Black Folk Art and Black Atlantic Art Symposia / Lectures, Field Museum of Natural History, April-May 1984
Box 12	Folder 18	Art Exhibitions, Chicago Vicinity Clay 4, 10/12-11/21/1984
Box 12	Folder 19	Art Exhibitions, Nathan Oliveira and Joseph Raffael, Richard Gray Gallery, 2/28/1986
Box 12	Folder 20	Art Exhibitions, 1987 Black Creativity Juried Art Show, List of Entries, Museum of Science and Industry, 1/29/1987
Box 12	Folder 21	Art Exhibitions, Forgotten Treasures, Oak Woods Cemetery Tower of Memories, 5/16/1987
Box 12	Folder 22	Art Exhibitions, Forgotten Treasures, Art in the Chicago Park District, 5/17-6/28/1987
Box 12	Folder 23	Art Exhibitions, William S. Carter, Nicole Gallery, 3/4-4/4/1988
Box 12	Folder 24	Art Exhibitions, The African-American Tradition: The Visual Arts, Armstrong-Slater Galleries, Hampton University, 2/21-3/20/1988
Box 12	Folder 25	Art Exhibitions, Stephen Deutch, Chicago Public Library, 11/10/1989
Box 12	Folder 26	Art Exhibitions, William Carter and Allen Stringfellow, Reyes Galleries, 5/22-6/21/1989
Box 12	Folder 27	Art Exhibitions, Bob Saltzman, Chicago Public Library, 9/9-10/28/1989
Box 12	Folder 28	Art Exhibitions, Elizabeth Catlett, Isobel Neal Gallery, 10/20-11/25/1989
Box 12	Folder 29	Art Exhibitions, Fall 1989 Schedule, Department of Cultural Affairs, Office of Fine Arts, 1989
Box 12	Folder 30	Art Exhibitions, William S. Carter, Nicole Gallery, 2/2-3/3/1990
Box 12	Folder 31	Art Exhibitions, Masami Teraoka, Chicago Public Library, 12/8/1989
Box 12	Folder 32	Art Exhibitions, Alice Q. Hargrave, Chicago Public Library, 2/1/1991
Box 12	Folder 33	Art Exhibitions, African American Abstraction in Printmaking, Randolph Gallery, 2/2-3/23/1991
Box 12	Folder 34	Art Exhibitions, Archibald Motley, Chicago Historical Society, 10/23/1991
Box 12	Folder 35	Art Exhibitions, Art Auction, Saver’s Restaurant, 5/19/1991
Box 12	Folder 36	Art Exhibitions, Face to Face: Self-Portraits by Chicago Artists, 2/14-4/11/1992
Box 12	Folder 37	Art Exhibitions, Golub, Krohe, Schiel, Munch, Michigan Avenue Galleries, Chicago Cultural Center, 10/9/1992
Box 12	Folder 38	Art Exhibitions, Reba and Dave Williams: “Alone in a Crowd,” The Equitable Gallery, New York, 12/10/1992
Box 12	Folder 39	Art Exhibitions, Celebrating Artistry in Craft: American Craft Council Gold Metal Recipients, 1975-1993, Chicago Cultural Center, 8/21-10/17/1993
Box 12	Folder 40	Art Exhibitions, Graciela Iturbide, Chicago Cultural Center, 8/21-10/24/1993
Box 12	Folder 41	Art Exhibitions, Selected Treasures from a Treasury of Canadian Craft, Chicago Cultural Center, 8/28-10/24/1993
Box 12	Folder 42	Art Exhibitions, David Hammons: Hometown, Illinois State Museum, 9/11/1993
Box 12	Folder 43	Art Exhibitions, Lee Godie, Chicago Cultural Center, 11/13/1993-1/16/1994
Box 12	Folder 44	Art Exhibitions, Louis Armstrong: A Cultural Legacy, Terra Museum of American Art, 4/15/1995
Box 12	Folder 45	Art Exhibitions, Baba Alabi Ayinla, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 46	Art Exhibitions, Alternative Visions: Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 47	Art Exhibitions, Art Rental and Sales Gallery of the Women’s Board, Art Institute of Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 48	Art Exhibitions, Black Treasures: Sidney James, Samuel Marshall, Norman Parish, Otis Rathel, Louis Boyd, Raymond Broady, Daniel Hetherington, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 49	Art Exhibitions, Margaret Burroughs and Frank Shepherd present art by Ghanaian artists, Trend Studio, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 50	Art Exhibitions, Christmas Card Bazaar, Wm. McBride, Irene V. Clark, Berry Horton and Fred Jones, International House, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 51	Art Exhibitions, Clyde E. Burt, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 52	Art Exhibitions, Donnie R. Carter presents A Touring...Art Exhibit, Travel Arts, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 53	Art Exhibitions, Englewood Concourse Art Fair, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 54	Art Exhibitions, Festival of the Arts, Osun Gallery, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 55	Art Exhibitions, Gallerie Americana, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 56	Art Exhibitions, Paul Georges, Allan Frumkin Gallery, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 57	[Folder not utilized]
Box 12	Folder 58	Art Exhibitions, Red Grooms’ Chicago, Chicago Cultural Center, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 59	Art Exhibitions, Harold Hayden, Bacia Gordon and Marion Perkins, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 60	Art Exhibitions, Hyde Park Winter Art Fair, Hyde Park Neighborhood Club, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 61	Art Exhibitions, Isobel Neal Gallery, Price List, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 62	Art Exhibitions, Arlene Mecko, Gallery 135, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 63	Art Exhibitions, Lake Meadows Outdoor Art and Hobby Fair, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 64	Art Exhibitions, Alain Locke talk at Harmon Foundation Portrait Exhibit of Distinguished Negro Americans, Chicago Historical Society, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 65	Art Exhibitions, Oil Paintings, Sandy-Lee Ltd. Art Gallery, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 66	Art Exhibitions, Present at the Creation: Bernstein, Kim, Newman, Paha, Peter, Chicago Public Library, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 67	Art Exhibitions, Primitive Art from Haiti and Africa, Gruen Iron Works, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 68	Art Exhibitions, Primitive Art from Africa and Oceania, Allan Frumkin Gallery, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 69	Art Exhibitions, John Rood, Associated American Artists Galleries, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 70	Art Exhibitions, Abram Salley, Delores Campbell, Albert Whortenberry, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 71	Art Exhibitions, Augusta Savage showings for public school children, South Parkway YWCA, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 72	Art Exhibitions, Sporting Paintings, Kennedy & Company, New York, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 73	Art Exhibitions, Summer African Arts Festival, DuSable Museum, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 74	Art Exhibitions, Nicholas Takis, de Aurora Showroom, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 75	Art Exhibitions, Paul Ullman, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 76	Art Exhibitions, Union of Black Artists Festival of the Arts, Washington Park YMCA, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 77	Art Exhibitions, Victor Vasarley, Chicago Public Library, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 78	Art Exhibitions, Jennie Scott Washington, [n.d.]
Box 12	Folder 79	Art Exhibitions, West Burlon Place Art Fair, [n.d.]

Series 7: Posters
Box 13	Folder 1	Draft Poster, Artist’s Ball, Art Crafts Guild, April 23, 1933
Box 13	Folder 2	Poster, “Visit Your Library,” Illinois WPA Art Project Chicago, ca. 1938
Box 13	Folder 3	Poster, “Exhibition: Art By Children,” Illinois WPA Art Project Chicago, 1938
Box 13	Folder 4	Poster, “American Negro Exposition,” Chicago Coliseum, 1940. Art by R.S. Pious [Robert Savon Pious]
Box 13	Folder 5	Poster, “4th Annual Artists and Models Ball,” South Side Community Art Center, 1941
Box 13	Folder 6	Poster, “Photography Exhibit, Month of October” South Side Community Art Center, 1942
Box 13	Folder 7	Poster, “Work Together for Victory,” Chicago Area Civil Defense, 1942. Art by South Side Community Art Center War Services Program
Box 13	Folder 8	Poster, “Avast There, Sailors. Protect the Folks at Home,” Art by Illinois WPA Art Project, 1942
Box 13	Folder 9	Poster, “Dorothy Maynor, World Famous Soprano,” concert at Corpus Christi Auditorium, 1943
Box 13	Folder 10	Poster, “1,800 Homes Available to War Workers,” Chicago Housing Authority, ca. 1943
Box 13	Folder 11	Draft Poster, “7th Annual Artists and Models Ball: Red, White and Blue Revue,” South Side Community Art Center, 1944.
Box 13	Folder 12	Poster, “Books for Boys and Girls,” ca. 1945
Box 13	Folder 13	Poster, “8th Annual Artists and Models Ball,” South Side Community Art Center, 1945. Art by Leroy Winbush
Box 13	Folder 14	Poster, “Three’s A Family,” Negro Theatre Guild of Chicago, 1946
Box 13	Folder 15	Poster, “9th Annual Artists and Models Ball,” South Side Community Art Center, 1946
Box 14	Folder 1	Poster, “Pearl Primus and Group,” dance concert, Du Sable High School, 1948
Box 14	Folder 2	Poster, “Jazz at the Philharmonic,” with Charlie Parker, Coleman Hawkins, Civic Opera House, 1948
Box 14	Folder 3	Poster, “Carnival in Atlantis: 26th Annual Surrealist Costume Ball,” Art Institute, 1951
Box 14	Folder 4	Poster, Porgy and Bess , with William Warfield, Cab Calloway, Civic Opera House, 1952
Box 14	Folder 5	Poster, “Sadie Bruce Dance Revue,” Opera House, ca. 1955
Box 14	Folder 6	Poster, “2nd Annual Gold Coast Art Festival,” 1959
Box 14	Folder 7	Poster, “Chicago Urban League Benefit Jazz Festival,” Comiskey Park, 1960
Box 14	Folder 8	Poster, “Lake Meadows Art Fair,” Lake Meadows Shopping Center, 1962
Box 14	Folder 9	Poster, “Dizzy Gillespie and His Quintet,” with Joe Williams, Cinestage, 1962
Box 14	Folder 10	Poster, “Nancy Wilson and Cannonball Adderley in concert,” McCormick Place, 1964
Box 14	Folder 11	Poster, “Dick Gregory Presents Sammy Davis, Jr. Benefit Show: Christmas for Mississippi,” McCormick Place, 1964
Box 14	Folder 12	Poster, “Emmanuel Caldwell, Pianist, in recital,” Kimball Hall, 1966
Box 14	Folder 13	Poster, “Museum of Negro History and Art: 1st Annual Benefit Ball,” Packinghouse Union Hall, 1966
Box 15	Folder 1	Poster, “An Evening in African Culture, featuring An African Bazaar,” The African-American Auxiliary, South Parkway YWCA, 1967
Box 15	Folder 2	Poster, “Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble in Concert,” St. John Grand Lodge, 1967
Box 15	Folder 3	Poster, “The Blackstone Rangers, Inc. in association with Oscar Brown, Jr. present ‘Opportunity Please Knock,’” First Presbyterian Church, 1967
Box 15	Folder 4	Poster, “Who’s Got His Own,” play by Ronald Milner, South Side Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., at The Louis Theatre, 1968
Box 15	Folder 5	Poster, “Nina Simone and Flip Wilson,” Civic Opera House, 1968
Box 15	Folder 6	Poster, “Afro-American Nite, with Miriam Makeba,” Regal Theatre, 1968
Box 15	Folder 7	Poster, “An Evening with Billy Eckstine, on behalf of Meharry Medical College,” Auditorium Theater, 1968
Box 15	Folder 8	Poster, “Black Magic: Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble,” Affro-Arts Theater, 1968
Box 15	Folder 9	Poster, “Soul Sounds of the Big Town, A Black Heritage Comedy Revue,” The Louis Theatre, 1969
Box 15	Folder 10	Poster, “Slow Dance on the Killing Ground,” play by William Manley, The Louis Theatre, 1969
Box 15	Folder 11	Poster, Two plays, “The Monster” by Ronald Milner and “No Use Crying” by Bill Harris, The Louis Theatre, 1969
Box 15	Folder 12	Poster, “West Garfield Urban Progress Center, 1st Anniversary Open House,” 1969
Box 15	Folder 13	Poster, “The Queen Returns to Chicago: Aretha Franklin in Concert,” Auditorium Theatre, 1969
Box 15	Folder 14	Poster, “12 Hour Friendship Soul Train, Xmas Day,” High Chaparrel, 1969
Box 16	Folder 1	Poster, “1st Annual Englewood Concourse Art Fair,” 1970
Box 16	Folder 2	Poster, “Chicago International Film Festival,” ca. 1970
Box 16	Folder 3	Poster, “Special Benefit Performance for West Side Community Development Corporation: Sammy Davis, Jr. Show,” Mill Run Theater, 1970
Box 16	Folder 4	Poster, “57th Street Art Fair,” 1971
Box 16	Folder 5	Poster, “8th Annual Lawndale Art Fair,” Sears Court of Nations Garden, 1971
Box 16	Folder 6	Poster, “West Burton Place Art Fair,” sponsored by the West Burton Place Association, 1974
Box 16	Folder 7	Poster, “International Kennel Club, Fall Dog Show,” International Amphitheatre, 1975
Box 16	Folder 8	Poster, “The Voice, the Magic, the Glory, of Mahalia,” Woods Theater, 1975
Box 16	Folder 9	Poster, “33rd Annual Medinah Shrine Circus,” Medinah Temple, 1975
Box 16	Folder 10	Poster, “Black Easter Passion Play,” (Willa Saunders Jones), SCLC Operation Breadbasket, Auditorium Theatre, ca. 1975
Box 16	Folder 11	Poster, “Kool Jazz Festivals,” Milwaukee County Stadium, 1975
Box 16	Folder 12	Poster, “Preservation Hall Jazz Band,” Auditorium Theatre, 1976
Box 17	Folder 1	Poster, “Wabash YMCA Presents Its 2nd Annual Talent Show,” Wabash YMCA, 1978
Box 17	Folder 2	Poster, “Kool Jazz Festival,” Auditorium Theatre, 1978
Box 17	Folder 3	Poster, “Venetian Festival Benefit,” Washington Park Bowling Green, 1979
Box 17	Folder 4	Poster, “37th Annual Medinah Shrine Circus,” Medinah Temple, 1979
Box 17	Folder 5	Poster, “38th Annual Medinah Shrine Circus,” Medinah Temple, 1980
Box 17	Folder 6	Poster, “Roots Art Festival,” Foundation for Community Excellence, Sears YMCA Community Center, 1980
Box 17	Folder 7	Poster, “Sammy Redmond with His Rhythm and Blues Band,” Redmond’s Lounge, 1981
Box 17	Folder 8	Poster, “Jazz Comes Home: Jazz and Blues Festival,” South Shore Country Club Park, 1981
Box 17	Folder 9	Poster, “Attention Trumpet Players: The Search Is On,” Bailiwick Theatre, 1987
Box 17	Folder 10	Poster, “Mayor Eugene Sawyer” election poster, 1989
Box 17	Folder 11	Poster, “1st Annual Antique Auto Show and Auction,” McCormick Place West, [n.d.]
Box 17	Folder 12	Poster, Advertisement for book “Intangibles, written and published by Howard E. Seals,” [n.d.]

Framed Posters
Box 18	Folder 1	Poster, “Don’t You Want To Be Free?,” play by Langston Hughes, Negro Peoples Theatre, Abraham Lincoln Centre, 1938
Box 18	Folder 2	Poster, “Etta Moten, Mezzo-contralto in song recital,” Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1939
Box 18	Folder 3	Poster, “Hear J.A. Rogers, Negro Historian, Columnist, in Mass Meeting,” Afro-American Heritage Association, Monumental Baptist Church, 1959

Oversized Framed Posters
Box 19	Folder 1	Poster, “Direct from Paris: the fabulous Josephine Baker, in person,” Regal Theatre, 1960
Box 19	Folder 2	Poster, “Gospel Mt. Concert: Rev. Maceo Woods, Christian Tabernacle Choir,” Auditorium Theatre, 1969

Series 8: Programs
Box 20	Folder 1	Programs, Culture, McVickers Theatre, Chicago, 1907
Box 20	Folder 2	Programs, Culture, High Class Continuous Vaudeville, Majestic Theatre, Chicago, ca. 1907
Box 20	Folder 3	Programs, Culture, Martha Washington Bal Masque, Appomattox Club, Chicago, 2/22/1909
Box 20	Folder 4	Programs, Culture, Verdi’s Il Trovatore, Auditorium Theater, Chicago, ca. 1910
Box 20	Folder 5	Programs, Culture, Modernette Social Club Installation Dance, Bacon’s Casino, Chicago, 9/13/1935
Box 20	Folder 6	Programs, Culture, Young Men’s Annual Fall Dance, St. Elizabeth’s Hall, Chicago, 9/13/1935
Box 20	Folder 7	Programs, Culture, First Annual Dance of the Women’s Division of the Chicago Urban League, Parkway Ballroom, Chicago, 12/7/1940
Box 20	Folder 8	Programs, Culture, Earl “Fatha” Hines, El Grotto Supper Club, Chicago, ca. 1940
Box 20	Folder 9	Programs, Culture, Book, Marian Anderson Benefit Concert, Good Shepherd Community Center, Chicago, 4/6/1941
Box 20	Folder 10	Programs, Culture, Marian Anderson, Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, 4/6/1941
Box 20	Folder 11	Programs, Culture, Negro Peoples’ Theatre, “The Victory Revue of 1942,” Abraham Lincoln Centre, Chicago, 1942
Box 20	Folder 12	Programs, Culture, Cab Calloway, Hotel Sherman, Chicago, 1943
Box 20	Folder 13	Programs, Culture, Carol Brice, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, 10/8/1946
Box 20	Folder 14	Programs, Culture, Race Relations Sunday, Federal Council of Churches, New York, 2/14/1943
Box 20	Folder 15	Programs, Culture, Paul Robeson in Othello Stagebill, Erlanger Theatre, Chicago, 1945
Box 20	Folder 16	Programs, Culture, 7th Annual American Music Festival (Harmony Magazine), Chicago, July 1946
Box 20	Folder 17	Programs, Culture, Hazel Scott, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, ca. 1946
Box 20	Folder 18	Programs, Culture, Horace Cayton and Parkway Community House present Owen Dodson, The Hall, Chicago, 1/22/1947
Box 20	Folder 19	Programs, Culture, Carmencita Romero, “Pagan Drums,” DuSable Auditorium, Chicago, 3/1/1947
Box 20	Folder 20	Programs, Culture, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Summer School, Chicago, 6/30-8/8/1947
Box 20	Folder 21	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Mildred B. Haessler Ballet Group, Chicago, 1947
Box 20	Folder 22	Programs, Culture, Roland Hayes, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, ca. 1947
Box 20	Folder 22	Programs, Culture, Trial by Fire by George H. Dunne, S. J., The Players of Sheil House under the auspices of the CYO, Chicago, 5/7/1948
Box 20	Folder 23	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Mildred B. Haessler Ballet Group, Chicago, June 1948
Box 20	Folder 24	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Sadie Bruce 17th Annual Dance Revue, Civic Opera House, Chicago, 1948
Box 20	Folder 25	Programs, Culture, 11th Annual Memorial Services, St. Mark’s Methodist Church, New York, 3/28/1948
Box 20	Folder 26	Programs, Culture, “March of Dimes,” Benefit for National Infantile Paralysis Foundation, Parkway Ballroom, Chicago, 2/15/1949
Box 20	Folder 27	Programs, Culture, East-West Baseball Classic, Comiskey Park, Chicago, 8/14/1949
Box 20	Folder 28	Programs, Culture, Ballet Theatre, Opera House, Chicago, 12/30/1949
Box 20	Folder 29	Programs, Culture, Cabaret Fiesta, the Gaffers, Chicago, 8/12/1950
Box 20	Folder 30	Programs, Culture, Yardbirds, Jazz Concert, Melody Casino, Chicago, August 1950
Box 20	Folder 31	Programs, Culture, ASP presents “Humanity Versus the H Bomb,” Midland Hotel Ballroom, Chicago, 5/3/1950
Box 20	Folder 32	Programs, Culture, Jimmy Payne Dancers in “Africapers,” Eighth Street Theatre, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 20	Folder 33	Programs, Culture, Jasper Bell, Du Sable High School, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 20	Folder 34	Programs, Culture, “Tribute to Mother,” Third Annual Classic of the Fine Arts Guild, 5/11/1952
Box 20	Folder 35	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Mildred B. Haessler Ballet Group, Chicago, 6/15/1952
Box 20	Folder 36	Programs, Culture, Jimmy Payne Afro-Ballet Concert, Eighth Street Theatre, Chicago, 4/12/1953
Box 20	Folder 37	Programs, Culture, Sadie Bruce Dance Revue, Civic Opera House, Chicago, 5/3/1953
Box 20	Folder 38	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Sadie Bruce Dance Revue, Chicago, 1953
Box 20	Folder 39	Programs, Culture, Autograph Party for Gwendolyn Brooks and Margaret Burroughs, Trend Studio, Chicago, 12/16/1956
Box 20	Folder 40	Programs, Culture, Salute to Ghana, Trend Studio, 5/23/1957
Box 20	Folder 41	Programs, Culture, Josh White, Theodore Bikel, Sam Gary and Jo Mapes, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, 1/31/1958
Box 20	Folder 42	Programs, Culture, Emancipation Proclamation Day Celebration, Paul Laurence Dunbar School, Chicago, 9/21/1958
Box 20	Folder 43	Programs, Culture, Marvels of Emancipation: Motion Pictures on Africa, Dunbar School, Chicago, 9/21/1958
Box 20	Folder 44	Programs, Culture, Lift Every Voice, Metropolitan Funerals, Inc., Chicago, 1958
Box 20	Folder 45	Programs, Culture, Marian Anderson, University Auditorium, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 4/3/1959
Box 20	Folder 46	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, 1st Annual Exposition of the Negro in Business, The Coliseum, Chicago, 5/14-5/17/1959
Box 20	Folder 47	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Sammy Dyer School of Dancing, Tele-Visions of 1959, Dunbar High School, Chicago, 6/5-6/6/1959
Box 20	Folder 48	Programs, Culture, Obsequies for the late Florida Thomas Sanford Bowdry, Berean Baptist Church, Chicago, 7/16/1960
Box 20	Folder 49	Programs, Culture, Tamunoomi West and Margaret Danner Musical Luncheon, 9/8/1960
Box 20	Folder 50	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Sammy Dyer’s School of the Theatre, For Thee We Dance, Dunbar High School, Chicago, 11/21/1960
Box 20	Folder 51	Programs, Culture, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Chicago, 12/1-12/2/1960
Box 20	Folder 52	Programs, Culture, Negro Folk Rhythms Record Release Party, Phyllis Courrier’s Home, Chicago, 2/26/1961
Box 20	Folder 53	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Sadie Bruce Dance Revue, Chicago, 5/7/1961
Box 21	Folder 1	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, 3rd Annual Exposition of the Negro in Business and Culture, The Coliseum, Chicago, 5/25-5/28/1961
Box 21	Folder 2	Programs, Culture, Burgess Meredith in Kicks & Co by Oscar Brown, Jr., Crown Theatre, Chicago, September 1961
Box 21	Folder 3	Programs, Culture, African Music at the Mbari, Ibadan, Nigeria, 11/22-11/25/1961
Box 21	Folder 4	Programs, Culture, Twist and African Highlife Dance, Pershing Ballroom, Chicago, 12/30/1961
Box 21	Folder 5	Programs, Culture, The Chicago Strings, European Tour, 5-6/1962
Box 21	Folder 6	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Sammy Dyer School of the Theatre, Showtime ’62, Dunbar High School, Chicago, 11/3-11/4/1962
Box 21	Folder 7	Programs, Culture, Booklet, International Festival, Humboldt Park Civic Center, Chicago, ca. 1962
Box 21	Folder 8	Programs, Culture, Century of Negro Progress, Emancipation Proclamation Centennial, McCormick Place, Chicago, 8/16-9/2/1963
Box 21	Folder 9	Programs, Culture, Dedication Services, St. Paul Community Church, Washington Park YMCA, Chicago, 9/11/1963
Box 21	Folder 10	Programs, Culture, Lent Calendar, Chicago Temple, Chicago, 2-3/1964
Box 21	Folder 11	Programs, Culture, Bar Mitzvah of Martin Lee Block, Chicago, 10/4/1964
Box 21	Folder 12	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, Sammy Dyer School of the Theatre, The Wizard of Oz, Dunbar High School, Chicago, ca. 1964
Box 21	Folder 13	Programs, Culture, Worship Service, South Congregational Church, Pershing School, Chicago, 5/29/1966
Box 21	Folder 14	Programs, Culture, South Parkway Business Management Class Schedule, Chicago, September-December 1966
Box 21	Folder 15	Programs, Culture, Carter’s Boutique grand opening, Chicago, 9/24-9/25/1966
Box 21	Folder 16	Programs, Culture, Museum of African American History (with Margaret Burroughs etching of Fannie Lou Hamer), 1966
Box 21	Folder 17	Programs, Culture, Philip Cochran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble, Regal Theatre, Chicago, 6/2-6/4/1967
Box 21	Folder 18	Programs, Culture, William Marshall in “Our Lan’,” play by Theodore Ward, South Side Center for the Performing Arts, Chicago, 10/6/1967
Box 21	Folder 19	Programs, Culture, Center for Inner City Studies, Rapsodi in Black, Dunbar High School, Chicago, 8/10/1968
Box 21	Folder 20	Programs, Culture, Andre Watts, Chicago, ca. 1968
Box 21	Folder 21	Programs, Culture, Summer in Austin 1969, Chicago, ca. June 1969
Box 21	Folder 22	Programs, Culture, Chicago Business Opportunity Fair, International Amphitheatre, Chicago, 9/26-9/27/1969
Box 21	Folder 23	Programs, Culture, Black Expo, Chicago, 10/3-10/5/1969
Box 21	Folder 24	Programs, Culture, African Dance Company of Ghana, Cahn Auditorium, Northwestern University, 11/10/1969
Box 21	Folder 25	Programs, Culture, Black Expo, “Rhythm Ain’t All We Got,” International Amphitheatre, Chicago, 11/11-11/15/1969
Box 21	Folder 26	Programs, Culture, Wesleyan Service Guild of St. James Methodist Church, An African Festival and Luau, Chicago, 11/21-11/22/1969
Box 21	Folder 27	Programs, Culture, Ebony Talent Associates, Inc., Chicago, ca. 1969
Box 21	Folder 28	Programs, Culture, “Vinnie Burows in Walk Together, Children,” DuSable Museum, Chicago, 2/12/1970
Box 21	Folder 29	Programs, Culture, Memorial of Elliott Albert Hunter, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, 3/1/1970
Box 21	Folder 30	Programs, Culture, “Paul Robeson 72nd Birthday Celebration,” Washington Park Field House, Chicago, 4/26/1970
Box 21	Folder 31	Programs, Culture, Chicago Printmakers’ Workshop, Inc., Class Schedule, Chicago, September-December 1970
Box 21	Folder 32	Programs, Culture, Chicago Business Opportunity Fair, Navy Pier, Chicago, 9/11-9/13/1970
Box 21	Folder 33	Programs, Culture, Emmanuel Caldwell, Town Hall, Chicago, 9/26/1970
Box 21	Folder 34	Programs, Culture, National Business League Convention, Washington, D.C., 9/30-10/3/1970
Box 21	Folder 35	Programs, Culture, Mather High School, Chicago, ca. 1970
Box 21	Folder 36	Programs, Culture, Photography of Youth Foundation, Chicago, 1971
Box 21	Folder 37	Programs, Culture, Julian Swain Inner City Dance Theatre Concert, Malcolm X College Theatre, Chicago, 4/30/1972
Box 21	Folder 38	Programs, Culture, Rock Music Festival, West Garfield Urban Progress Center, Chicago, 7/20/1972
Box 21	Folder 39	Programs, Culture, Selma Burke Art Center Spring Calendar, Pittsburgh, PA, 1972
Box 21	Folder 40	Programs, Culture, Souvenir Book, “Don’t Bother Me, I Can’t Cope ” (Micki Grant and Vinnette Carroll), Chicago, 1972
Box 21	Folder 41	Programs, Culture, Elam Home for Working Girls 50th Anniversary Benefit Tea and Open House, Chicago, 5/20/1973
Box 21	Folder 42	Programs, Culture, Emmanuel Caldwell, Carey A.M.E. Temple, Chicago, 11/4/1973
Box 21	Folder 43	Programs, Culture, Joseph Holmes Dance Theatre, Goodman Theatre Center, Chicago, 10/20/1975
Box 21	Folder 44	Programs, Culture, Thad Jones and Mel Lewis, Chicago, 11/28-11/30/1975
Box 21	Folder 45	Programs, Culture, Leontyne Price, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, 4/4/1976
Box 21	Folder 46	Programs, Culture, Metz T.P. Lochard Honors Luncheon, Center for Continuing Education, University of Chicago, 5/22/1976
Box 21	Folder 47	Programs, Culture, Joseph Holmes Dance Theatre, Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, 6/6/1976
Box 21	Folder 48	Programs, Culture, Chicago 140th Anniversary of Incorporation, Chicago, 3/4/1977
Box 21	Folder 49	Programs, Culture, Joseph Holmes Dance Theatre, Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, 11/2/1977
Box 21	Folder 50	Programs, Culture, Chicago Public Library Calendar of Events, Chicago, March 1978
Box 21	Folder 51	Programs, Culture, Muntu Dance-Theatre, “Kwanza,” Chicago Public Library, Chicago, 12/27/1978
Box 21	Folder 52	Programs, Culture, Meds Mighty Men vs. WBMX Mad Cap Tigers, Malcolm X College, Chicago, 4/12/1979
Box 21	Folder 53	Programs, Culture, Chicago Trolley Meet, Midland Hotel, Chicago, 4/27-4/29/1979
Box 21	Folder 54	Programs, Culture, Veterans Dance, Malcolm X College, Chicago, 11/9/1979
Box 21	Folder 55	Programs, Culture, Black History Month, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, February 1980
Box 21	Folder 56	Programs, Culture, “Tribute to Gwendolyn Brooks,” Eugene Perkins Theater, Chicago, 2/14-3/30/1980
Box 21	Folder 57	Programs, Culture, World Community of Al-Islam in the West, “Mysteries,” Better Boys Foundation Family Center, Chicago, 3/21/1980
Box 21	Folder 58	Programs, Culture, Chicago Public Library Calendar of Events, Chicago, March 1980
Box 21	Folder 59	Programs, Culture, Ravinia Festival ’80, Chicago, 6/20-9/7/1980
Box 21	Folder 60	Programs, Culture, Chicago Council of Fine Arts Calendar of Events, Chicago, June 1980
Box 21	Folder 61	Programs, Culture, Focus on the Forties, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, June 1980
Box 21	Folder 62	Programs, Culture, Robert Winfred Ingram Retirement Celebration, Lexington House, Chicago, 7/12/1980
Box 21	Folder 63	Programs, Culture, Adult Education Seminars, Newberry Library, Chicago, October-December 1980
Box 21	Folder 64	Programs, Culture, All Star Revue, Chicago Theater, Chicago, 10/12/1980
Box 21	Folder 65	Programs, Culture, “Sasha Dalton Sings Dinah!” (Washington), Chicago, ca. October 1980
Box 21	Folder 66	Programs, Culture, Roosevelt University Theatre, The Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw, O’Malley Theatre, Chicago, ca. 1980
Box 21	Folder 67	Programs, Culture, Warp, Apollo Theatre Center, Chicago, ca. 1980
Box 21	Folder 68	Programs, Culture, Darlene Blackburn, African Dance, Chicago Public Library Lincoln Park Branch, Chicago, 1/23/1982
Box 21	Folder 69	Programs, Culture, Reception for Katherine Dunham Retrospective Festival, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, 3/23/1982
Box 21	Folder 70	Programs, Culture, Chicago Public Library Schedule, Chicago, April 1982
Box 21	Folder 71	Programs, Culture, A Tribute to Katherine Dunham: Pioneer of Modern Dance, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, 6/1-7/31/1982
Box 21	Folder 72	Programs, Culture, Katherine Dunham Retrospective Festival Fact Sheet, Chicago, 6/1982-10/9/1982
Box 21	Folder 73	Programs, Culture, Summer Programs for Children, Families and Teachers, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, 1982
Box 21	Folder 74	Programs, Culture, Blacklight: Festival of Black International Cinema, Chicago, 7/27-8/10/1984
Box 21	Folder 75	Programs, Culture, Philip Cohran, Ethnic Cultural Center Auditorium, Chicago, 8/31/1984
Box 21	Folder 76	Programs, Culture, Law and the Practicing Artist: A Seminar, Chicago Public Library, Chicago 12/1/1984
Box 21	Folder 77	Programs, Culture, Chicago Area Programs Calendar, Chicago, ca. 1984
Box 21	Folder 78	Programs, Culture, Film Premier, “Ornette: Made in America” (Ornette Coleman), Chicago Filmmakers, Chicago, 5/22/1985
Box 21	Folder 79	Programs, Culture, Gil Scott Heron, Riviera Club, Chicago, 2/23/1986
Box 21	Folder 80	Programs, Culture, William Chavers Memorial, Chicago, 4/2/1986
Box 21	Folder 81	Programs, Culture, Academy Honors for Chicago’s Distinguished Artists, Hyatt Regency, Chicago, 4/21/1986
Box 21	Folder 82	Programs, Culture, Bulletin, Apostolic Faith Church, Chicago, 9/7/1986
Box 21	Folder 83	Programs, Culture, V-Connection Dancers, Kenwood Academy Auditorium, Chicago, 9/28/1986
Box 21	Folder 84	Programs, Culture, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Fall Lecture Series, Chicago, 1986
Box 22	Folder 1	Programs, Culture, African American Arts Month, African American Arts Alliance of Chicago, Chicago, 6/1-6/28/1987
Box 22	Folder 2	Programs, Culture, Funeral of Leonard Wood Scott, A.R. Leak Funeral Home, Chicago, 6/22/1987
Box 22	Folder 3	Programs, Culture, Funeral of Bettie Taylor, A.R. Leak Funeral Home, Chicago, 12/29/1987
Box 22	Folder 4	Programs, Culture, Chicago Sinfonietta Season Schedule, Chicago, 1987-1988
Box 22	Folder 5	Programs, Culture, Calendar of Free Events, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, September 1988
Box 22	Folder 6	Programs, Culture, Chicago Latino Film Festival, Chicago, 1988
Box 22	Folder 7	Programs, Culture, Les Miserables Souvenir Brochure, Chicago, 1988
Box 22	Folder 8	Programs, Culture, Dial-A-Poem, Chicago, 1988-1989
Box 22	Folder 9	Programs, Culture, Windsong featuring Angela Charles, Georges, Chicago, ca. 1988
Box 22	Folder 10	Programs, Culture, Worship Service, Hartzell Memorial United Methodist Church, Chicago, 4/6/1989
Box 22	Folder 11	Programs, Culture, Young Adults Sunday, Hartzell Memorial United Methodist Church, Chicago, 4/16/1989
Box 22	Folder 12	Programs, Culture, Fantasy Factory presents Thursday Nite Love Connection, Seagulls, Chicago, 5/11/1989
Box 22	Folder 13	Programs, Culture, Herbert George: Spatial Translations, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, 10/28/1989
Box 22	Folder 14	Programs, Culture, ABC Chicago, Art and Black Culture Directory, Chicago, ca. 1989
Box 22	Folder 15	Programs, Culture, “Salute to the Birth of the Black Child,” Odd But You Studio Museum for Humanity, Chicago, 2/25/1993
Box 22	Folder 16	Programs, Culture, Funeral of Fitzhugh D. Dinkins, Jackson Funeral Home, Chicago, 3/16/1993
Box 22	Folder 17	Programs, Culture, A Toast to the Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, 1/13/1994
Box 22	Folder 18	Programs, Culture, Salute Black Authors, John Williams and Kunjufu, 21st Century Books, Chicago, ca. 1990
Box 22	Folder 19	Programs, Culture, Richard J. Daley Civic Center Calendar, Chicago, November 1991
Box 22	Folder 20	Programs, Culture, Actors Club of Chicago, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 21	Programs, Culture, African Carnival: Songs and Dances of Nigeria, West Auditorium, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 22	Programs, Culture, Angelus Funeral Home, Unity Mutual Life Insurance, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 23	Programs, Culture, “Annie Get Your Gun,” Providence High School, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 24	Programs, Culture, Art and music classes, Abraham Lincoln School, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 25	Programs, Culture, Sadie Bruce Dance Revue program cover, Chicago, 1947
Box 22	Folder 26	Programs, Culture, Calendar of Events, Christ Temple, Apostolic Faith Church, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 27	Programs, Culture, Cari’s Chateau School of Modeling and Charm, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 28	Programs, Culture, “Ceremonies in Dark Old Man” by Lonne Elder, Parkway Community House, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 29	Programs, Culture, Chicago Chamber Orchestra, The Cathedral of St. James, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 30	Programs, Culture, Chicago Senior Aides Project, Senior Citizens Community Service Corps, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 31	Programs, Culture, Chicago Urban League Benefit, Alcorn A&M vs. Grambling, Soldier Field, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 32	Programs, Culture, The Cleveland Orchestra, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 33	Programs, Culture, Film, Pictura—Adventure in Art, Art Institute of Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 34	Programs, Culture, Films for Kids, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 35	Programs, Culture, Free Movie Theatre Tickets for the Public Theatre, Chicago [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 36	Programs, Culture, Free Street Theater, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 37	Programs, Culture, Hon. Elijah Muhammad Mosque No. 2 Invitation, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 38	Programs, Culture, Katherine Flowers Dancers, Premiere Studios (Old Rhumboogie), Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 39	Programs, Culture, Major Personalities in Afro-American Art, Motion Picture, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 40	Programs, Culture, Malcolm X Revue, Queen of the Hoods, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 41	Programs, Culture, Marian Anderson, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 42	Programs, Culture, Marriage of Clara Fortwell and Parker Endicott Marean Invitation, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 43	Programs, Culture, New York Philharmonic, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 44	Programs, Culture, Jimmy Payne Dancers in Primitive Dance Concert, Leon Mandel Hall, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 45	Programs, Culture, Pearl Primus, Du Sable High School, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 46	Programs, Culture, People’s Art: The Mural Movement in Chicago Communities, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 47	Programs, Culture, Quincy Club Dining Room Grand Opening, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 48	Programs, Culture, Radio Show, Alvenia M. Fulton, The Joy of Living, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 49	Programs, Culture, Paul Robeson, Civic Opera House, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 50	Programs, Culture, Royal African Puppets, “Safari,” Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 51	Programs, Culture, Theodore Charles Stone, Eleventh St. Theater, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 52	Programs, Culture, Kofi Tantuah, Ghanaian dance classes, Shore Music Studio, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 53	Programs, Politics, Debate, Can the Negro Survive as the Equal of the White Man, Metropolitan Community Center, Chicago, 1920s
Box 22	Folder 54	Programs, Politics, James W. Ford and William L. Patterson, Communist Party election flier, 1940
Box 22	Folder 55	Programs, Politics, “Get-Together” Meeting for NAACP Membership Drive workers, Corpus Christi Center, Chicago, 9/16/1946
Box 22	Folder 56	Programs, Politics, American Youth for Democracy Illinois-Indiana Region Convention, Parkway Ballroom, Chicago, 1/31-2/2/1947
Box 22	Folder 57	Programs, Politics, National Conference of Social Work, Atlantic City, NJ, 4/17-4/23/1948
Box 22	Folder 58	Programs, Politics, Conference on Civil Rights, UE Hall, Chicago, 3/12/1949
Box 22	Folder 59	Programs, Politics, Call for Peace Conference, St. James Methodist Church, Chicago, 5/29-5/30/1950
Box 22	Folder 60	Programs, Politics, NAACP flier, 1955
Box 22	Folder 61	Programs, Politics, Reception for Kwame Nkrumah, Woodrow Wilson Room, Chicago, 7/30/1958 [page torn from corner of magazine announcement, possibly Crisis]
Box 22	Folder 62	Programs, Politics, Elect Dr. T.R.M. Howard for 1st Congressional District, Chicago, 1958
Box 22	Folder 63	Programs, Politics, March for Freedom with Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., A. Philip Randolph, Roy Wilkins, March on Conventions Movement, Chicago, 7/25/1960
Box 22	Folder 64	Programs, Politics, Alderman Claude Holman’s Fall Festival, McCormick Place, Chicago, 11/17/1961
Box 22	Folder 65	Programs, Politics, Martin Luther King at Illinois Rally for Civil Rights, Soldier Field, Chicago, 1964
Box 22	Folder 66	Programs, Politics, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Mississippi Summer Project, 1964
Box 22	Folder 67	Programs, Politics, Black Panther Party Free Prison Busing Program, Chicago, ca. 1969
Box 22	Folder 68	Programs, Politics, Southern Christian Leadership Conference’s Operation Breadbasket, Don’t Buy at A&P, Chicago, ca. 1969
Box 22	Folder 69	Programs, Politics, NAACP Women’s Auxiliary 30th Anniversary Tea, Parkway Ballroom, Chicago, 4/5/1970
Box 22	Folder 70	Programs, Politics, Stop the Bombing of Cambodia, ca. 1970
Box 22	Folder 71	Programs, Politics, Gus Hall and Angela Davis for Communist Party ballot, 1972
Box 22	Folder 72	Programs, Politics, Robert H. Holloway for State Representative, Chicago, November 1972
Box 22	Folder 73	Programs, Politics, Demonstration against U.S. war on Angola, Chicago, ca. 1972
Box 22	Folder 74	Programs, Politics, Negro Labor Relations League Awards Ceremony, Washington, D.C., 10/8/1974
Box 22	Folder 75	Programs, Politics, National Black Police Convention, Los Angeles, 10/8-10/12/1974
Box 22	Folder 76	Programs, Politics, Herbert Aptheker Lecture, Midland Hotel, Adams Room, Chicago, 6/5/1977
Box 22	Folder 77	Programs, Politics, Anti-Apartheid Day, ca. 1977
Box 22	Folder 78	Programs, Politics, 1st Annual Independent Black Political Party Congress, Center for Inner City Studies, Chicago, 8/21-8/23/1981
Box 22	Folder 79	Programs, Politics, “Smash the KKK in Marquette Park!” International Committee Against Racism, Chicago, ca. 1981
Box 22	Folder 80	Programs, Politics, 1980s: “Black People and Politics,” University of Illinois Circle Center, Chicago, 1/28-1/29/1983
Box 22	Folder 81	Programs, Politics, Rally to Elect Charles Hayes, Liberty Baptist Church, Chicago, 1984
Box 22	Folder 82	Programs, Politics, Congresswoman Cardiss Collins, Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday, Chicago, 1/20/1986
Box 22	Folder 83	Programs, Politics, Reception for Commissioner Jerry Butler, Fairmont Hotel, Chicago, 2/26/1988
Box 22	Folder 84	Programs, Politics, Black Independent Political Organization, “Dump Daley Rally,” Bethel AME Church, Chicago, 5/1/1993
Box 22	Folder 85	Programs, Politics, AFL-CIO, Consumer Boycott, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 86	Programs, Politics, AFL-CIO, Don’t Buy Imported Korean Clothing, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 87	Programs, Politics, On Strike: Don’t Buy Dresher Company Headboards, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 88	Programs, Politics, Oscar H. Haynes for Congress, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 89	Programs, Politics, Protest the Closing of Chicago Public Schools, Civic Center Plaza, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 90	Programs, Politics, “Reveal Daley with Walk,” Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 91	Programs, Politics, South Central Forum, South Central Association, [n.d.]
Box 22	Folder 92	Programs, Politics, William C. Davidson, “Fallout: When Do We Start to Worry?” Kenwood-Ellis Community Center, Chicago, [n.d.]

Series 9: Subject Research Files
Box 23	Folder 1	Subject Research Files, The Arts, “Songs and Spirituals of Negro Composition,” 1928
Box 23	Folder 2	Subject Research Files, The Arts, Artists Equity Association: A Report, February 1948
Box 23	Folder 3	Subject Research Files, The Arts, A Guide to Corporate Support of the Arts in Chicago, 1977
Box 23	Folder 4	Subject Research Files, The Arts, Chicago Artists-in-Residence Program, Application, ca. 1977
Box 23	Folder 5	Subject Research Files, The Arts, Guide to Careers in the Arts, 1978-1979
Box 23	Folder 6	Subject Research Files, The Arts, DuSable Museum 1983-1984 Annual Report, 1983
Box 23	Folder 7	Subject Research Files, The Arts, Illinois Arts Council Artists-in-Residence Program 1984-1985, 1984
Box 23	Folder 8	Subject Research Files, The Arts, Arthur Todd, “Negro-American Theatre Dance,” [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 9	Subject Research Files, Africa, Jackson Davis, Thomas Campbell and Margaret Wrong, “Liberia” pamphlet, 1946
Box 23	Folder 10	Subject Research Files, Africa, Ghana booklet, ca. 1957
Box 23	Folder 11	Subject Research Files, Africa, Kenneth Bradley, “Britain’s Purpose in Africa,” 1959
Box 23	Folder 12	Subject Research Files, Africa, South African Organization for Advancement and Culture, “Education for the Bantu of South Africa,” ca. 1960
Box 23	Folder 13	Subject Research Files, Africa, Tanganyika, ca. 1963
Box 23	Folder 14	Subject Research Files, Africa, Pan-African Students Organization in the Americas, Africa Freedom Day 1966 booklet, 1966
Box 23	Folder 15	Subject Research Files, Africa, “African History Artifacts and Culture,” Black Studies materials flier, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 16	Subject Research Files, Africa, Africa Ports, Inc. flier, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 17	Subject Research Files, Africa, Afro-Textile, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 18	Subject Research Files, Africa, Map, Belgian Congo, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 19	Subject Research Files, Africa, Map of Ghana, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 20	Subject Research Files, Africa, Sticks and Stones: A New Gallery and Craft Shop, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 21	Subject Research Files, Africa, Tourist Brochure, Belgian Congo, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 22	Subject Research Files, Business, “Ask P.I.O.—He Knows” booklet, ca. 1949
Box 23	Folder 23	Subject Research Files, Business, Notes on Supervision, 3/7/1961
Box 23	Folder 24	Subject Research Files, Business, “Training Unemployables for Careers in Banking” booklet, ca. 1968
Box 23	Folder 25	Subject Research Files, Business, Working Capital at “Pre-Inflation” Interest Rates, May 1970
Box 23	Folder 26	Subject Research Files, Business, “The Black Book of Executive Politics,” [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 27	Subject Research Files, Business, List of Members of the OIC National Industry Advisory Council, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 28	Subject Research Files, Business, Patent-Rights Instructions, [n.d.]
Box 23	Folder 29	Subject Research Files, Chicago, National Youth Administration, “The Resident Training Program in Illinois,” 1/25/1939
Box 23	Folder 30	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Robbins Lodge, operated by Hyde Park YMCA, 5/7/1950
Box 23	Folder 31	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Insurance Company 1954 Report, 1954
Box 23	Folder 32	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Fair Employment Practices Commission Annual Report, 1962
Box 23	Folder 33	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Gwendolyn Brooks interview, ca. 1966
Box 23	Folder 34	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Southern Christian Leadership Conference Operation Breadbasket Political Education Division, “Guide Line for Instructors,” ca. 1969
Box 23	Folder 35	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Chicago Opportunities Industrialization Center Packet, 1970
Box 23	Folder 36	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Greater Lawndale Conservation Commission Annual Report, 1970
Box 23	Folder 37	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Abraham Lincoln Centre flier, ca. 1970
Box 23	Folder 38	Subject Research Files, Chicago, “A Proposal for Funding and Family Planning,” 4/1/70-3/31/1971
Box 23	Folder 39	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Directory of Lawndale Services, 1970-1971
Box 23	Folder 40	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Cook County Office of Economic Opportunity Application materials, ca. 1971
Box 23	Folder 41	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Home (nonprofit housing corporation) document packet, 1971-1972
Box 23	Folder 42	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Community Digest , July-August 1973
Box 23	Folder 43	Subject Research Files, Chicago, T.W.O. for Two Decades: A Twenty Year Comprehensive Plan for the Woodlawn Community, April 1976
Box 24	Folder 1	Subject Research Files, Chicago, History of the Wabash YMCA, 1978
Box 24	Folder 2	Subject Research Files, Chicago, I Search: A Program for Missing and Exploited Children packet, ca. 1986
Box 24	Folder 3	Subject Research Files, Chicago, “A Demonstration of Self-Help in the Ghetto,” Community Renewal Society, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 4	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations flier, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 5	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations Membership Form, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 6	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Chicago Defender Profile, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 7	Subject Research Files, Chicago, “Historical Information about Chicago,” [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 8	Subject Research Files, Chicago, Robert Katz, “The Northwest Suburban Housing Crisis,” [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 9	Subject Research Files, Chicago, List of Night Entertainment Spots in Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 10	Subject Research Files, Chicago, State Street Council, “That Great Street” Guide, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 11	Subject Research Files, Education, Chicago Public Library Bibliography on the Negro, ca. 1950
Box 24	Folder 12	Subject Research Files, Education, History of the Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company of Chicago, December 1952
Box 24	Folder 13	Subject Research Files, Education, Report on new construction at Howard University, ca. 1956
Box 24	Folder 14	Subject Research Files, Education, Report on Financial Aid for Black Students, November 1958
Box 24	Folder 15	Subject Research Files, Education, Spelman College, ca. 1959
Box 24	Folder 16	Subject Research Files, Education, “American Negro in Bible Prophecy” booklet, 1966
Box 24	Folder 17	Subject Research Files, Education, Ajayi Ogunmola, “Time to be Angry and Black,” July 1968
Box 24	Folder 18	Subject Research Files, Education, Colleges of Atlanta: The Shaping of Leadership, Winter 1968
Box 24	Folder 19	Subject Research Files, Education, “We the Black People of the United States,” ca. 1968
Box 24	Folder 20	Subject Research Files, Education, “About Black Americans,” history booklet, 1969
Box 24	Folder 21	Subject Research Files, Education, Olive-Harvey College mailer, ca. 1970
Box 24	Folder 22	Subject Research Files, Education, “Our Voice: Poetry by Black Children,” ca. 1971
Box 24	Folder 23	Subject Research Files, Education, Angela Smith, “The Enemy Intruder” Coloring Workbook, 1973
Box 24	Folder 24	Subject Research Files, Education, Multimedia Materials for Black or Integrated Studies, Afro-Am Publishing Co., 1974
Box 24	Folder 25	Subject Research Files, Education, “Exceptional Black Scientists” booklet, August 1985
Box 24	Folder 26	Subject Research Files, Education, Malcolm X College 1986-1988 Catalog, 1986
Box 24	Folder 27	Subject Research Files, Education, Cooperative Education Program: General Information Booklet, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 28	Subject Research Files, Education, “The Negro, Too, in American History,” [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 29	Subject Research Files, Education, “A Study Guide to Two Novels by Alice Childress,” [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 30	Subject Research Files, Education, United Negro College Fund flier, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 31	Subject Research Files, Education, Use of Charts and Graphs, [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 32	Subject Research Files, Politics, “Are You One of the 5 Million?” Daily Worker booklet against Hearst newspapers, ca. 1936
Box 24	Folder 33	Subject Research Files, Politics, “A Negro Nurse in Republican Spain” (Salaria Kee in the Spanish Civil War), ca. 1939
Box 24	Folder 34	Subject Research Files, Politics, Labor-Management Committee Wartime flier, War Production Board, ca. 1942-1945
Box 24	Folder 35	Subject Research Files, Politics, “Keep Up the Good Fight,” Chicago NAACP Double Victory flier, ca. 1943
Box 24	Folder 36	Subject Research Files, Politics, CORE (Congress of Racial Equality), “Escape” pamphlet, 1944
Box 24	Folder 37	Subject Research Files, Politics, American Youth for Democracy, Louis E. Burnham, “Smash the Chains,” 1946
Box 24	Folder 38	Subject Research Files, Politics, United Negro and Allied Veterans of America pamphlet, 1946
Box 24	Folder 39	Subject Research Files, Politics, Reverend D.J. Corrigan, “Message to Negroes,” March 1947
Box 24	Folder 40	Subject Research Files, Politics, Progressive Citizens of America Year Book and Buyers Guide, 1948
Box 24	Folder 41	Subject Research Files, Politics, Prisoners’ Relief Committee flier, ca. 1949
Box 24	Folder 42	Subject Research Files, Politics, “A Bill of Rights for all UAW Members,” ca. 1950
Box 24	Folder 43	Subject Research Files, Politics, T.R.M. Howard for Congress, ca. 1958
Box 24	Folder 44	Subject Research Files, Politics, Doris Saunders, The Day They Marched , March on Washington Commemorative Book, 1963
Box 24	Folder 45	Subject Research Files, Politics, Community magazine flier, ca. 1964
Box 24	Folder 46	Subject Research Files, Politics, “Hate in the U.S.A.,” ca. 1965
Box 24	Folder 47	Subject Research Files, Politics, Erwin A. France for Congress, 1971
Box 24	Folder 48	Subject Research Files, Politics, Communist Party statement on Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, ca. 1974
Box 24	Folder 49	Subject Research Files, Politics, Paul Robeson, ca. 1975
Box 24	Folder 50	Subject Research Files, Politics, “Reagan and the Radical Right have an unfinished agenda...” (National Committee for an Effective Congress booklet), 1984
Box 24	Folder 51	Subject Research Files, Politics, Harold Washington, 1987
Box 24	Folder 52	Subject Research Files, Politics, Mayor Eugene Sawyer, 1989
Box 24	Folder 53	Subject Research Files, Politics, Rose Robinson, “Challenge Your Conscience,” [n.d.]
Box 24	Folder 54	Subject Research Files, Politics, Social-Revolutionary Anarchist Federation, [n.d.]

Series 10: Art Studies
Box 25	Folder 1	Art Studies, African Art Gallery Fund, Detroit Institute of Arts, [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 2	Art Studies, African Art: The May Weber Foundation, [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 3	Art Studies, African Sculpture, [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 4	Art Studies, Afrikanische Bronzen , text by Annemarie Schweeger-Hefel, 1948
Box 25	Folder 5	Art Studies, American Artist , cover, January 1948
Box 25	Folder 6	Art Studies, Arizona Highways , July 1956
Box 25	Folder 7	Art Studies, Art Institute of Chicago Annual Report, 1978-1980
Box 25	Folder 8	Art Studies, Art Institute of Chicago Annual Report, 1967-1968
Box 25	Folder 9	Art Studies, Art Institute of Chicago Gift Selections for 1981, 1981
Box 25	Folder 10	Art Studies, Art Institute of Chicago, 64th American Exhibition: Paintings, Sculpture, 1961
Box 25	Folder 11	Art Studies, Art Institute Presents Toulouse-Lautrec, July 1949
Box 25	Folder 12	Art Studies, Art Seminars in the Home, Metropolitan Museum of Art, [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 13	Art Studies, Ballet Theatre, [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 14	Art Studies, Ballet Theatre, [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 15	Art Studies, Beauty Through the Ages: Raphael Groppi Studio, [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 16	Art Studies, Beckmann: Der Maler, 1957
Box 25	Folder 17	Art Studies, Books from the Museum of Modern Art (New York), [n.d.]
Box 25	Folder 18	Art Studies, Course Description, Contemporary Art and Photography: Theoretical Commonalities, Northern Illinois University, 7/23/1979
Box 25	Folder 19	Art Studies, Contemporary Art of Senegal, 1980
Box 25	Folder 20	Art Studies, Cry for Justice (Chicago Black and Latino Art), Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Women of North America, AFL-CIO, ca. 1967
Box 25	Folder 21	Art Studies, Deutsche Kunst Und Dekoration, June 1931
Box 25	Folder 22	Art Studies, “Drawings for Dixon,” (artwork at Dixon State School), ca. 1968
Box 25	Folder 23	Art Studies, Exhibition for Henri Matisse, 1952
Box 25	Folder 24	Art Studies, Honore Daumier: Politicals, Medicals, Legals, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 1	Art Studies, Leger by Katherine Kuh, 1953
Box 26	Folder 2	Art Studies, Masterpieces of Italian Art, Informally Discussed by C.J. Bulliet, 1939
Box 26	Folder 3	Art Studies, Miro: 1924-1940, text by Guy Weelen, 1960
Box 26	Folder 4	Art Studies, Museum of Contemporary Art: The Reality of a Dream, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 5	Art Studies, “New York’s Negro Types as Observed by Our Artist,” sketches by Covarrubias, 1930s
Box 26	Folder 6	Art Studies, Nus: Photos Originales d’Andre de Dienes, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 7	Art Studies, Peinture Francaise, Vol. 1, Collection des Maitres, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 8	Art Studies, Peinture Francaise, Vol. III, Collection des Maitres, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 9	Art Studies, Pictures to Be Read, Poetry to be Seen, Museum of Contemporary Art, 10/24-12/3/1967
Box 26	Folder 10	Art Studies, Raoul Dufy, 1952
Box 26	Folder 11	Art Studies, Rapidol: 4 Star Albums of 1944 Advance Hair Styles, 1944
Box 26	Folder 12	Art Studies, Rembrandt , text by Wilhelm Koehler, 1953
Box 26	Folder 13	Art Studies, Ringmaster: The World in Caricature, ed. by Harry McGuire, May 1936
Box 26	Folder 14	Art Studies, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago: A Brochure, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 15	Art Studies, School of the Art Institute of Chicago: A Catalogue of Student Work, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 16	Art Studies, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Course Catalog, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 17	Art Studies, School of the Art Institute of Chicago: Evening and Saturday Schools, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 18	Art Studies, School of the Art Institute of Chicago: The Junior School, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 19	Art Studies, Thomas Wood Stevens, “The Globe Theatre” booklet, 1934
Box 26	Folder 20	Art Studies, Stile, cover, February 1946
Box 26	Folder 21	Art Studies, Six Washington Masters: Richard Dempsey, Lois Jones, Delilah Pierce, James Porter, Alma Thomas, James Wells, [n.d.]
Box 26	Folder 22	Art Studies, Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Skowhegan, Maine, July-August 1947
Box 26	Folder 23	Art Studies, Surrealism and the Afro-American Artist , 1980s
Box 26	Folder 24	Art Studies, The Temptation of St. Anthony, 1946-1947
Box 26	Folder 25	Art Studies, Vanity Fair , cover, January 1931
Box 26	Folder 26	Art Studies, Westvaco: Inspirations for Printers , No. 142, 1943
Box 26	Folder 27	Art Studies, The Winterbotham Collection, Art Institute of Chicago, 1947

Series 11: Serials
Box 27	Folder 1	Serials, A.D.C.C. Bulletin , Late Winter issue, ca. 1957
Box 27	Folder 2	Serials, Afro Scholar Newsletter , Fall 1983
Box 27	Folder 3	Serials, The Alumni Bulletin , Vol. 6, No. 4, November 1940
Box 27	Folder 4	Serials, American Artist Vol. 28, No. 5, May 1964
Box 27	Folder 5	Serials, The American Legion Magazine , February 1973
Box 27	Folder 6	Serials, The American Magazine of Art , Vol. 12, No. 12, December 1921
Box 27	Folder 8	Serials, Anarchist Black Cross , No. 3, November-January, ca. 1973
Box 27	Folder 9	Serials, The Art Digest , Vol. 21, No. 17, 6/1/1947
Box 27	Folder 10	Serials, Art Digest , 3/15/1953
Box 27	Folder 11	Serials, The Arts Illinois , November-December 1978
Box 27	Folder 12	Serials, The Arts Illinois , 9/10/1979
Box 27	Folder 13	Serials, Art and Industry , April 1949
Box 27	Folder 14	Serials, The Art Institute of Chicago Quarterly , Vol. XLVII, No. 1, 2/1/1953
Box 27	Folder 15	Serials, Art News , 12/1-12/14/1941
Box 27	Folder 16	Serials, Art News , December 1949
Box 27	Folder 17	Serials, Art Work , Vol. 1, No. 1, June 1938
Box 27	Folder 18	Serials, Arts , September 1958
Box 27	Folder 19	Serials, The Austin Voice , Vol. 3, No. 12, June 1988
Box 27	Folder 20	Serials, The Baton , Vol. 17, No. 4, Fourth Quarter 1967
Box 27	Folder 21	Serials, Bead Journal , Winter 1976
Box 27	Folder 22	Serials, Black America , Vol. 2, No. 5, 1972
Box 27	Folder 23	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 1, No. 1, Fall 1976
Box 27	Folder 24	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 1, No. 2, Winter 1976
Box 27	Folder 25	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 1, No. 3, Spring 1977
Box 27	Folder 26	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 11, No. 4, Summer 1977
Box 27	Folder 27	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 2, No. 1, Fall 1977
Box 27	Folder 28	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 2, No. 2, Winter 1977
Box 27	Folder 29	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 2, No. 3, Spring 1978
Box 27	Folder 30	Serials, Black Art , Vol. 2, No. 4, Summer 1978
Box 28	Folder 1	Serials, The Black Book , 1971
Box 28	Folder 2	Serials, The Black Book , 1973
Box 28	Folder 3	Serials, Black Collegian , Vol. 6, No. 1, September-October 1975
Box 28	Folder 4	Serials, Black Theatre , No. 2, 1968
Box 28	Folder 5	Serials, Black Truth , Vol. II, No. 1, 1/2/1969
Box 28	Folder 6	Serials, Black World , April 1976
Box 28	Folder 7	Serials, Black Writers’ News , Vol. 2, No. 5, Spring Quarter 1975
Box 28	Folder 8	Serials, Blackbook’s Quarterly Report , ca. 1987
Box 28	Folder 9	Serials, Bulletin of the Art Institute of Chicago , Vol. 34, No. 2, February 1940
Box 28	Folder 10	Serials, The C.A.C. World , Vol. II, No. 2, February 1987
Box 28	Folder 11	Serials, The Capitol , Vol. 4, No. 4, April 1946
Box 28	Folder 12	Serials, The Cart , Vol. 1, No. 3, July 1961
Box 28	Folder 13	Serials, The Cart , Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1961
Box 28	Folder 14	Serials, The Cart , Chicago Arts, Vol. 3, No. 4, May-June 1980
Box 28	Folder 15	Serials, Chicago Assyrian , August 1986
Box 28	Folder 16	Serials, Chicago Jazz Weekly , Vol. 1, No. 5, 5/29-6/4/1991
Box 28	Folder 17	Serials, Chicago Defender , Vol. XLIII, No. 22, 9/13/1947
Box 28	Folder 18	Serials, The Chicago Housing Authority Times , October 1986
Box 28	Folder 19	Serials, Chicago Independent Bulletin , Vol. 11, No. 2, 7/28/1983
Box 28	Folder 20	Serials, Chicago Magazine , September 1956
Box 28	Folder 21	Serials, Chicago Rap , Vol. 2, No. 36, 12/11/1972
Box 28	Folder 22	Serials, Chicagoland Monthly , June 1979
Box 28	Folder 23	Serials, Congress , Vol. 34, No. 4, 2/20/1967
Box 28	Folder 24	Serials, The Connoisseur , July 1936
Box 28	Folder 25	Serials, Crane College Clarion , Vol. 22, No. 8, 2/21/1969
Box 28	Folder 26	Serials, Community Digest , July-August 1973
Box 28	Folder 27	Serials, Creative Art , Vol. 8, No. 2, February 1931
Box 28	Folder 28	Serials, Creative Art , Vol. 8, No. 6, June 1931
Box 29	Folder 1	Serials, The Crisis , July 1937
Box 29	Folder 2	Serials, The Crisis , January 1945
Box 29	Folder 3	Serials, The Crisis , April 1961
Box 29	Folder 4	Serials, The Crisis , March 1970
Box 29	Folder 5	Serials, Dance , October 1952
Box 29	Folder 6	Serials, Dance , May 1953
Box 29	Folder 7	Serials, Dance , May 1946
Box 29	Folder 8	Serials, Dance , September 1946
Box 29	Folder 9	Serials, Dixon State School Reporter , Vol. XII, No. 23, 11/5/1968
Box 29	Folder 10	Serials, East African Annual , 1956-1957
Box 29	Folder 11	Serials, Easterner , September 1946
Box 29	Folder 12	Serials, Ebony Jr.! , February 1979
Box 29	Folder 13	Serials, Elegant , Vol. 1, No. 5, 1960
Box 29	Folder 14	Serials, Eyes , Vol. 1, No. 3, June 1946
Box 29	Folder 15	Serials, Fighting Talk , Vol. 13, No. 9, December 1959
Box 29	Folder 16	Serials, Flash , Vol. 2, No. 6, November 1942
Box 29	Folder 17	Serials, Flash , August 1950
Box 29	Folder 18	Serials, Focus on Fashion , Winter 1979-1980
Box 29	Folder 19	Serials, Gebrauchsgraphik , December 1953
Box 29	Folder 20	Serials, Ghana Today , Vol. 10, No. 9, 6/29/1966
Box 29	Folder 21	Serials, Globe , March 1937
Box 29	Folder 22	Serials, Hampton-Clark News , Vol. 4, No. 5, December 1977
Box 29	Folder 23	Serials, Hark , January 1959
Box 29	Folder 24	Serials, Hark , April 1959
Box 29	Folder 25	Serials, Haymarket , Vol. 1, No. 6, June 1981
Box 29	Folder 26	Serials, Impact , Vol. 1, No. 1, January 1972
Box 29	Folder 27	Serials, Impact , Vol. 1, No. 1, January 1972
Box 29	Folder 28	Serials, Impact , October 1976
Box 29	Folder 29	Serials, Impact , 1976
Box 29	Folder 30	Serials, Impacto , Vol. 1, No. 5, November 1976
Box 29	Folder 31	Serials, Infinity , January 1970
Box 29	Folder 32	Serials, Inspiration for Printers , No. 141, ca. 1942
Box 29	Folder 33	Serials, Intercom , Vol. 1, No. 2, August 1972
Box 29	Folder 34	Serials, Intercom , Vol. 1, No. 2, August 1972
Box 29	Folder 35	Serials, International World , Vol. 1, No. 5, 1/27/1968
Box 30	Folder 1	Serials, Junior Arts and Activities , February 1955
Box 30	Folder 2	Serials, Journal of Negro Life in Chicago , Chicago Urban League, April 1941
Box 30	Folder 3	Serials, Lake Shore Gazette , ca. 1969
Box 30	Folder 4	Serials, Listen , November 1944
Box 30	Folder 5	Serials, The Magazine of American Art , Vol. 16, No. 9, September 1925
Box 30	Folder 6	Serials, Magazine of Art , Vol. 37, No. 4, April 1944
Box 30	Folder 7	Serials, Magazine of the Future , Vol. 3, No. 7, 1948/9
Box 30	Folder 8	Serials, The Message Magazine , Vol. 23, No. 4, July-August 1966
Box 30	Folder 9	Serials, Millar’s Chicago Letter , Vol. 2, No. 16, 4/24/1940
Box 30	Folder 10	Serials, Modern Black Men , March 1986
Box 30	Folder 11	Serials, Monthly Bulletin , Vol. 43, No. 5, May 1963
Box 30	Folder 12	Serials, Muhammad Speaks , 12/20/1968
Box 30	Folder 13	Serials, Muhammad Speaks , 12/27/1974
Box 31	Folder 1	Serials, National Memo , August 1970
Box 31	Folder 2	Serials, Negro Digest , November 1950
Box 31	Folder 3	Serials, Negro Digest , September 1963
Box 31	Folder 4	Serials, Negro History Folder , February 1947
Box 31	Folder 5	Serials, Negro Story , December 1945-January 1946
Box 31	Folder 6	Serials, New Birth , Vol.1, No. 4, July 1972
Box 31	Folder 7	Serials, The New Crusader , Vol. 24, No. 45, 4/17/1965
Box 31	Folder 8	Serials, The New Crusader , Vol. 34, No. 37, 2/15/1975
Box 31	Folder 9	Serials, New Ghana , 3/6/1958
Box 31	Folder 10	Serials, New Ghana , Vol. 3, No. 1, 3/4/1959
Box 31	Folder 11	Serials, The New Liberator , Vol. 3, No. 1, March 1980
Box 31	Folder 12	Serials, News Story , October 1944
Box 31	Folder 13	Serials, Now! , 11/17/1961
Box 31	Folder 14	Serials, Now! , May-June 1966
Box 31	Folder 15	Serials, Orchestra World , November 1939
Box 31	Folder 16	Serials, Panorama , 3/18/1964
Box 31	Folder 17	Serials, Park Ways , September 1945
Box 31	Folder 18	Serials, Perspective , Vol. 10, No. 12, December 1961
Box 31	Folder 19	Serials, Perspective , July 1963
Box 31	Folder 20	Serials, Phaidon , 1969/1970
Box 31	Folder 21	Serials, The Pilot , 1st Quarter 1952
Box 31	Folder 22	Serials, The Plain Truth , March 1987
Box 31	Folder 23	Serials, Poetry , No. 1, March-April 1956
Box 31	Folder 24	Serials, The Progressive , October 1989
Box 31	Folder 25	Serials, Project News , WPA Professional and Service Division, Chicago, May 1940
Box 31	Folder 26	Serials, Reader , Vol. 12, No. 34, 5/27/1983
Box 31	Folder 27	Serials, Renewal , August 1966
Box 31	Folder 28	Serials, Renewal , April-May 1967
Box 31	Folder 29	Serials, Renewal , January-February 1968
Box 31	Folder 30	Serials, Renewal , April 1968
Box 31	Folder 31	Serials, Renewal , November 1968
Box 31	Folder 32	Serials, Renewal , Vol. 9, No. 3, March 1969
Box 32	Folder 1	Serials, Sepia Hollywood , September 1946
Box 32	Folder 2	Serials, Skyline , 7/23/1987
Box 32	Folder 3	Serials, Smart Woman , November 1947
Box 32	Folder 4	Serials, South Shore Scene , Vol. 20, No. 23, 11/14/1979
Box 32	Folder 5	Serials, Stagebill , November 1959
Box 32	Folder 6	Serials, The Studio , Vol. 90, No. 393, December 1925
Box 32	Folder 7	Serials, Studio Notes , [n.d.]
Box 32	Folder 8	Serials, TAC , March 1939
Box 32	Folder 9	Serials, Tan , September 1971
Box 32	Folder 10	Serials, Today’s Art , Vol. II, No. 2, 2/1/1954
Box 32	Folder 11	Serials, Together , June 1968
Box 32	Folder 12	Serials, Tops , August 1946
Box 32	Folder 13	Serials, Update , Fall 1990
Box 32	Folder 14	Serials, US Quarterly , Vol. 3, 1979
Box 33	Folder 1	Serials, Villager , No. 4, 6/15/1963
Box 33	Folder 2	Serials, Villager , February 1964
Box 33	Folder 3	Serials, Vista Volunteer , Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1969
Box 33	Folder 4	Serials, The Voice , Vol. 4, No. 8, June 1943
Box 33	Folder 5	Serials, The Voice , Vol. 4, No. 10, August 1943
Box 33	Folder 6	Serials, The Voice , Vol. 4, No. 11, September 1943
Box 33	Folder 7	Serials, The Washington Gallery/Museum News , Vol. 1, No. 1, September 1983
Box 33	Folder 8	Serials, Washington Report , Vol. 9, No. 41, 10/27/1969
Box 33	Folder 9	Serials, The Week in Chicago , 3/23/1963
Box 33	Folder 10	Serials, West Side Torch , 2/13-2/27/1970
Box 33	Folder 11	Serials, What’s New , No. 208, Early Winter 1958
Box 33	Folder 12	Serials, With the People , Vol. 2, No. 2, ca. 1969
Box 33	Folder 13	Serials, The Worker , Vol. 27, No. 9, 3/2/1952
Box 33	Folder 14	Serials, Workers World , Vol. 17, No. 41, 10/24/1975
Box 33	Folder 15	Serials, Workers World , Vol. 22, No. 41, 10/17/1980
Box 33	Folder 16	Serials, ’47 , April 1947
Box 33	Folder 17	Serials, ’47 , August 1947

Oversized Serials
Box 34	Folder 1	Serials, California Arts and Architecture , November 1941
Box 34	Folder 2	Serials, Color , Vol. 5, No. 1, May 1949
Box 34	Folder 3	Serials, Drum , June 1961
Box 34	Folder 4	Serials, Holiday (cover), February 1949
Box 34	Folder 5	Serials, The National Police Gazette , January 1950
Box 34	Folder 6	Serials, New York Times Supplement , prepared by the National Urban League, 1/17/1960
Box 34	Folder 7	Serials, PD Action Tab , 1/31/1975
Box 34	Folder 8	Serials, Sepia , May 1960
Box 34	Folder 9	Serials, Sepia , April 1972
Box 34	Folder 10	Serials, Soviet Woman , October 1968
Box 34	Folder 11	Serials, Tone , January 1960?
Box 34	Folder 12	Serials, Tone , February 1960
Box 34	Folder 13	Serials, Tone , March 1960
Box 34	Folder 14	Serials, Tone , April 1960
Box 34	Folder 15	Serials, Tone , May 1960
Box 34	Folder 16	Serials, Tone , June 1960
Box 34	Folder 17	Serials, Tone , July 1960
Box 34	Folder 18	Serials, Tone , August 1960
Box 34	Folder 19	Serials, Tone , September 1960
Box 34	Folder 20	Serials, Tone , October 1960
Box 34	Folder 21	Serials, Tone , November 1960
Box 34	Folder 22	Serials, Tone , ca. 1960
Box 34	Folder 23	Serials, Tuesday , December 1967
Box 34	Folder 24	Serials, Tuesday , December 1970
Box 34	Folder 25	Serials, Tuesday , October 1971
Box 34	Folder 26	Serials, Tuesday , October 1972

Series 12: Clippings
Box 35	Folder 1	Clippings, Aleen Wetstein, “The Life of the Party,” College Humor , September 1932
Box 35	Folder 2	Clippings, “First Sumerian Cult-Statues ever found,” Illustrated London News , 5/19/1934
Box 35	Folder 3	Clippings, Captions, “The Red Face of Fever” and “The Unpupiled Eyes of Blindness,” July 1937, [n.p]
Box 35	Folder 4	Clippings, “Many Stellar Lights Out to Hear of Life in Soviet Russia,” 1930s, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 5	Clippings, Cover of Magazine of Art , April 1942
Box 35	Folder 6	Clippings, Earl Brown, “Joe Louis, The Champion, Idol of His Race, Sets a Good Example of Conduct,” ca. 1942, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 7	Clippings, Canteen Hosters Cover, The Crisis , June 1943
Box 35	Folder 8	Clippings, Cover, American Artist , March 1944
Box 35	Folder 9	Clippings, “Fletcher Martin: some drawings made on the African front,” Life , March 1944
Box 35	Folder 10	Clippings, Cover of Art News , 4/1-4/14/1944
Box 35	Folder 11	Clippings, Palmer’s “Skin Success” advertisement, January 1945, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 12	Clippings, “An Anniversary—Unforgotten,” April 1946, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 13	Clippings, Covers, Interior , November 1946 and August 1947
Box 35	Folder 14	Clippings, “Restrictive Covenant Time Bomb Threatens 3,000 Chicago Families,” Chicago Defender , 8/2/1947
Box 35	Folder 15	Clippings, Time cover, Louis Armstrong, Time , 2/21/1949
Box 35	Folder 16	Clippings, “Lena, Is It True What They Say?” 1940s, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 17	Clippings, on Canada Lee, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 18	Clippings, “In Memoriam: Fats Navarro,” ca. 1950, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 19	Clippings, “African Art Topic on Oct. 15: League Meeting to Feature McBride, Turner, Staff Show,” ca. October 1953, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 20	Clippings, Time cover, Haiti President Paul Magloire, Time , 2/22/1954
Box 35	Folder 21	Clippings, “Edward Betts discusses his Lacauer Paintings,” American Artist , March 1955
Box 35	Folder 22	Clippings, “Two Footnotes on Montgomery,” Liberation , April 1956
Box 35	Folder 23	Clippings, Jacquard weaving, Interiors , November 1958
Box 35	Folder 24	Clippings, “Attitudes toward Negroes in art have changed radically,” ca. 1958, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 25	Clippings, various articles, Pittsburgh Courier , 5/30/1959
Box 35	Folder 26	Clippings, “Pretty, Pert Ballerinas,” Chicago Daily News , 6/11/1959
Box 35	Folder 27	Clippings, Time cover, Kenya’s Tom Mboya, Time , 3/7/1960
Box 35	Folder 28	Clippings, “Museum Gives Outsmart Automation,” Midwest Magazine , 4/29/1962
Box 35	Folder 29	Clippings, Villager cover, Villager , January 1964
Box 35	Folder 30	Clippings, “Hear Phil Lind talk with Malcolm X,” Chicago Daily News , 2/26/1965
Box 35	Folder 31	Clippings, “Daley Tried a Frame-up, Lightfoot Says,” Chicago Sun-Times, 5/8/1966
Box 35	Folder 32	Clippings, “Elect ‘Bill’ Cousins April 14th,” Chicago Daily News , 3/20/1967
Box 35	Folder 33	Clippings, cover, Soviet Woman , November 1968
Box 35	Folder 34	Clippings, L.F. Palmer, Jr., “Remembering Paul Robeson,” Chicago Daily News , 4/11-4/12/1970
Box 35	Folder 35	Clippings, Hasan Sherieffi, “Pencil Acrobatics,” Chicago Defender , 5/14/1973
Box 35	Folder 36	Clippings, “Black Venus,” Time , 4/21/1975
Box 35	Folder 37	Clippings, Michael Zielenziger, “TWO Leader Finney in fight for life,” Chicago Sun-Times , 2/20/1978
Box 35	Folder 38	Clippings, Obituaries, Betty Jean Lockett, Ann Arbor News , 8/12/1980
Box 35	Folder 39	Clippings, Vincent F.A. Golphin, “The Evan-Tibbs Collection: an African Delight,” VAS , July-August 1982
Box 35	Folder 40	Clippings, “Black Astronaut to visit Chicago State,” Chicago Independent Bulletin , 9/15/1982
Box 35	Folder 41	Clippings, Doug Hawthorne, “Harvest of Plenty,” May 1984, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 42	Clippings, James S. Gracey, “Black history and the Coast Guard,” Commandant’s Bulletin , 2/14/1986
Box 35	Folder 43	Clippings, Tom Maier, “Chicago’s musical past sets historians reeling,” Chicago Sun-Times , 4/4/1983
Box 35	Folder 44	Clippings, on WPA Arts Project exhibition, Chicago Tribune , 4/2/1986
Box 35	Folder 45	Clippings, “Music, dance, film—the Cultural Center has it all and more,” Telebriefs , February 1987
Box 35	Folder 46	Clippings, Obituaries, Walter Sanford, Tribune , Defender and Sun-Times , 7/7/1987
Box 35	Folder 47	Clippings, Cara Glatt, “Local Gallery exhibits seldom seen 1930s art,” Hyde Park Herald , 3/20/1991
Box 35	Folder 48	Clippings, Delia O’Hara, “Exhibit Trumpets Satchmo’s Legacy to Jazz,” Chicago Sun-Times , 4/14/1995
Box 35	Folder 49	Clippings, Dave Hoekstra, “Lost Treasures Trace George Kirby’s Past,” Chicago Sun-Times , 4/14/1995
Box 35	Folder 50	Clippings, Abstract still life and Goethe maxim, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 51	Clippings, Article with pictures of African communities, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 52	Clippings, “Artists, Top U.S. Honors,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 53	Clippings, “Ballerinas to Bow,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 54	Clippings, “‘Big White Fog’ To Have 4 Day Run At DuSable,” ca. 1940, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 55	Clippings, Walter Brasil, “The Face of Jazz: Joe NeWm.an,” Playboy ?, [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 56	Clippings, “Byron Browne: Trombone Solo, 1946,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 57	Clippings, on Sadie Bruce, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 58	Clippings, Caption, Bill Davidson and his orchestra, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 59	Clippings, Photograph of Duke Ellington at the piano, 1943, [n.p.]
Box 35	Folder 60	Clippings, “for the intimate approach...Handhold,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 61	Clippings, “Henri Matisse,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 62	Clippings, Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield and James A. Bland, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 63	Clippings, Steven Haines, “Art Fairs: They’re All Over the City,” Chicago Daily News , [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 64	Clippings, Rhonda Hollingsworth, “Candid Talk with Revels Cayton,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 65	Clippings, “...Identify 2 as Unarmed Messmen, who (were) Black Hero(es) of Pearl Harbor,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 66	Clippings, Caption, “I’ll teach you to bring dice to choir practice—my point’s nine!” Esquire , [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 67	Clippings, La Bommie, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 68	Clippings, Gordon Ligocki, “Art spotlight on Black History Month,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 69	Clippings, Philip Ainsworth Means, “Pre-Columbian Andean Art,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 70	Clippings, “Media Attack Black Investors” and “The Self Help Economic Networking Concept is Hope for Black People,” Michigan Chronicle , [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 71	Clippings, “Negro Artists,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 72	Clippings, Caption, Nigerian Nabob, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 73	Clippings, Mary E. Ragan, “Hand Blocked Prints,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 74	Clippings, Caption, Paul Robeson in “Sanders of the River,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 75	Clippings, “Old Name, Making News,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 76	Clippings, “Paul Colin, Affichiste,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 77	Clippings, Photo of blackface minstrel, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 78	Clippings, Photo of Haile Selassie, [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 79	Clippings, “Photopinion: What did Samantha Smith’s trip to the Soviet Union accomplish?” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 80	Clippings, Surrealism, Romanticism, Mysticism, etc., [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 81	Clippings, “Uganda: ‘Land of Something New,’” National Geographic Magazine , [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 82	Clippings, “WPA and The Black Artist,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 35	Folder 83	Clippings, “100 Moms Keeping Daughters on Toes,” [n.p.], [n.d.]

Series 13: Photographs
Box 36	001	Original Dixieland Jazz Band, New Orleans, 1914
Box 36	002	Manuel Perez with Charlie Elgar’s Creole Orchestra, Ansonia Cafe, Chicago, 1916. Photo by Williams & Meyer Co. Studios
Box 36	003	Binga Madison, Al Nichols and Charlie Holmes, ca. 1920. Photo by Maurice Seymour?
Box 36	004	Freddie Taylor, ca. 1920. Photo by Campbell Studio
Box 36	005	The Three Saps, ca. 1920. Photo by Campbell Studio
Box 36	006	Sandy Burns, vaudeville comedian, ca. 1920. Photo by Standard, Philadelphia
Box 36	007	Charlie Elgar’s Creole Orchestra, Dreamland Theater, Chicago, 1921
Box 36	008	C.L. “Doc” Cook’s Dreamland Orchestra: W.M. Clifford King, John A. St. Cyr, C.L. Cook, R. Elwood Graham, Kenneth Anderson, Rudolph Reynaud, Andrew H. Hillaire, Robert Shelby, Freddie “King” Keppard, J.E. Poston, Jerome Don Pasqual, Fred Garland, Bert W. Greene, Jimmie Noone, Chicago, 1923. Photo by Bloom Photographers
Box 36	009	Louis Armstrong with trumpet, Chicago, 1924. Photo by Gibson
Box 36	010	Erskine Tate’s Vendome Orchestra, 3145 S. State Street, Chicago, 1924
Box 36	011	Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, 1926
Box 36	012	Lita Grey Chaplin, ca. 1928
Box 36	013	Ora, ca. 1929
Box 36	014	Lanny Weeks, 1929, cartoon by Payne
Box 36	015	Dreamland Theater, Chicago, 1920s
Box 36	016	Florence Edmondson, Chicago, 1920s. Photo by Maurice Seymour
Box 36	017	Georgette, 1920s
Box 36	018	Fletcher Henderson with band, 1920s
Box 36	019	Earl Hines, 1920s
Box 36	020	Earl Hines, 1920s
Box 36	021	Memphis Minnie, 1920s
Box 36	022	“Red” Pepper with Benny Meuff, 1920s
Box 36	023	Red and Curly, 1920s
Box 36	024	Red and Curly, 1920s
Box 36	025	Ruth Roland, 1920s
Box 36	026	Noble Sissle billboard, Chicago, 1920s
Box 36	027	Noble Sissle with bandmembers, 1920s
Box 36	028	Noble Sissle Orchestra, Chicago, 1920s. Photo by Maurice Seymour
Box 36	029	Noble Sissle Orchestra, Chicago, 1920s. Photo by Maurice Seymour
Box 36	030	Vendome Theater, Chicago, 1920s
Box 36	031	Lucius Wilson, 1930
Box 36	032	“Worthy and Thompson,” Eddie Thompson, (?) Worthy, dancers, 1930. Photo by Mitchell
Box 36	033	Oscar De Priest with NAACP leaders, ca. 1930
Box 36	034	Clara Millinder, ca. 1930
Box 36	035	Bennie Moten, ca. 1930
Box 36	036	Ada “Bricktop” Smith, Paris, France, ca. 1930
Box 36	037	Jack Teagarden, ca. 1930
Box 36	038	Hilda and Vivian, ca. 1930
Box 36	039	Georgia Watts, ca. 1930
Box 36	040	Colonel Hubert Julian, 1931
Box 36	041	Clara Townsend (later Millinder), Chicago, ca. 1931. Photo by Theatrical, Chicago
Box 36	042	Louis Cole, Paris, 1932
Box 36	043	Dick Saunders, Lucky Seven Trio, 1932
Box 36	044	The Three Keys, Bob Peace, Slim Furness, George “Bon Bon” Tunnell, New York, 1932
Box 36	045	Carlyle Cousins: Cecile Petrie, Pauline Lister, Lillian Taylor, England, ca. 1932
Box 36	046	Jody Edwards and Susie Edwards, “Butterbeans and Susie” comedy duo, Chicago, ca. 1932
Box 36	047	Jody Edwards and Susie Edwards, “Butterbeans and Susie” comedy duo, Chicago, ca. 1932
Box 36	048	Spike Hughes, ca. 1932
Box 36	049	Madeline, ca. 1932
Box 36	050	Wilson “Stutz” Anderson, jazz bandleader, Detroit, 1933
Box 37	051	Florence Edmonson, 1933. Photo by Maurice Seymour
Box 37	052	Valaida Snow, ca. 1933. Photo by Maurice, Chicago
Box 37	053	W.C. Handy, inscribed to Nahum Brascher, Jr. 6/21/1934. Photo by Hendy Delorval Green, Chicago
Box 37	054	Louis Armstrong on marquee, Regal Theater Entrance, 1934
Box 37	055	Three Palmer Brothers, New York, 1934. Photo by Nasib
Box 37	056	Bob Williams, Ivan Browning, 1934
Box 37	057	Princess Orelia and Medicine Pete, 1935
Box 37	058	Luis Russell, Chicago, ca. 1935
Box 37	059	Louis Armstrong cartoon (negative only), cartoon by R. Margariti, 1936
Box 37	060	James P. Johnson, pianist, ca. 1936. Photo by Otto Hess
Box 37	061	Red Nichols and His Five Pennies, May 1937
Box 37	062	Exhibition of Progress, 1937
Box 37	063	Cast, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Chicago, 1938. Photo by Charles Steward, Jr.
Box 37	064	Cast, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Chicago, 1938. Photo by Charles Steward, Jr.
Box 37	065	Cast, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Chicago, 1938. Photo by Charles Steward, Jr.
Box 37	066	Cast, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Chicago, 1938. Photo by Charles Steward, Jr.
Box 37	067	Cast, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Chicago, 1938. Photo by Charles Steward, Jr.
Box 37	068	Castmember, Federal Theater Project, Little Black Sambo , Chicago, 1938. Photo by Charles Steward, Jr.
Box 37	069	Freddie Crump (“Rastus”), Chicago, 1938. Photo by Red Saunders Theatrical, Chicago
Box 37	070	Sunny Woods, 1938
Box 37	071	Duke Ellington and his trombone section (“God’s trombones”): Joe “Tricky Sam” Nanton, Juan Tizol, Lawrence Brown, Duke Ellington, ca. 1938
Box 37	072	Lawrence Brown, ca. 1938
Box 37	073	Duke Ellington’s trumpet section, Rex Stewart, Cootie Williams, Wallace Jones (?), 1938-1940. Photo by Maurice Seymour
Box 37	074	Federal Music Project Posters, ca. 1939
Box 37	075	Bunny Bengan (at right), 1930s
Box 37	076	“Big Bill” Broonzy, Chicago, 1930s
Box 37	077	Bessie Dudley, 1930s
Box 37	078	Nat C. Gonella, 1930s
Box 37	079	Mayer and Morrison, 1930s
Box 37	080	Wm. McBride in military uniform in jeep, 1930s
Box 37	081	Nina Mae McKinney, 1930s
Box 37	082	Eleanor Powell, 1930s
Box 37	083	Ruth Roland, 1930s
Box 37	084	Zutty Singleton, 1930s
Box 37	085	Ethel Waters, Paris, France, 1930s
Box 37	086	Chick Webb, 1930s
Box 37	087	Woman [not yet identified] , in Souvenir of Charlie Glenn’s Rhumboogie, 343 E. Garfield Boulevard, Chicago, 1930s
Box 37	088	Cover, Exhibition of the Art of the American Negro, American Negro Exhibition, Chicago, 1940
Box 37	089	John Kirby and his orchestra, ca. 1940
Box 37	090	Gene Krupa and black pianist (not Teddy Wilson) with other musicians, ca. 1940. Photo by Charlie Mihn
Box 37	091	Joe Sullivan, Cafe Society, New York, ca. 1940
Box 37	092	Jack Teagarden, 5/31/1941
Box 37	093	Frayen Haly, drawing of the South Side Community Art Center (SSCAC building), 1941
Box 37	094	National Negro Art Exhibition program (negatives), 1941
Box 37	095	Lionel Hampton, ca. 1941
Box 37	096	Artists and Models Ball, Dancers, Jetaun Jackson, Doris Ware, Mahle Curtis, Lucile Dailey, in “Ziegfeld,” October 1942
Box 37	097	Saull Scott, baritone, ca. 1942
Box 37	098	Lionel Hampton, Max Baer, Joe Louis, ca. 1942-1945
Box 37	099	Larry Steele and Dancing Beige Beauties at the Regal Theater, 1943
Box 37	100	Big Eye Louis Nelson, George Foster, bass; Paul Barbarin, drummer; Sidney Bechet, soprano saxophone; Albert Glenny, bass; Alphonse Picou, clarinet; St. Bernard Avenue, New Orleans, 1944. Photo by Leonard Bechet
Box 38	101	Bloomfield and Greeley. Photo by J.L. Milligan, 1945
Box 38	102	Flowers by Ellis Wilson, 1945
Box 38	103	Dorothy Dandridge, Artists and Models Ball, Chicago, ca. 1945
Box 38	104	Sadie Bruce dancers Doris Clem and Frances Taylor. Photo by C.J. Burress, ca. 1948
Box 38	105	Margaret Burroughs, ca. 1948
Box 38>	105a	Margaret Burroughs, National Conference of Negro Artists, Atlanta, Georgia, photograph by Griffith J. Davis, 1960
Box 38	106	Wm. McBride et al, circa 1948. Photo by Mildred Stewart
Box 38	107	Boxer F.P.J. Jr., 1940s
Box 38	108	Benny Goodman, 1940s
Box 38	109	Illinois Jacquet, Chicago, 1940s
Box 38	110	Wm. McBride, 1940s
Box 38	111	Sadie Bruce Dance Revue, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	112	Sadie Bruce dancer, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	113	Sadie Bruce dancer, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	114	Sadie Bruce dancer, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	115	Sadie Bruce dancers, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	116	Sadie Bruce dancers, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	117	Sadie Bruce dancers, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	118	Sadie Bruce dancers dancing, Chicago, ca. 1950
Box 38	119	Mildred B. Haessler dance students, Chicago, ca. 1950. Photo by Wm. McBride
Box 38	120	Mildred B. Haessler dance students, Chicago, ca. 1950. Photo by Wm. McBride
Box 38	121	Flyer, T.R.M. Howard for Congress, 1958 (negative)
Box 38	122	Wm. McBride, 1950s
Box 38	123	Wm. McBride with men outside of building, 1950s
Box 38	124	Wm. McBride with woman [not yet identified] , 1950s
Box 38	125	Flyer, Josephine Baker at the Regal Theater, 1960
Box 38	126	Wm. McBride and a couple on a couch, ca. 1960
Box 38	127	Malcolm X and Louis Lomax, March 1964
Box 38	128	Malcolm X and family, 1964
Box 38	129	Sbarbaro School, Grade 5, October 1965
Box 38	130	Audience, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	131	Audience, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	132	Audience, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	133	Audience, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	134	Audience, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	135	Drummer, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	136	Drummer, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	137	Drummer, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	138	Drummer, Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	139	Firemen clearing out venue of Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	140	This number was not utilized
Box 38	141	Man leaning against the wall, audience of Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	142	Philip Cohran, ca. 1969
Box 38	143	Philip Cohran, ca. 1969
Box 38	144	Philip Cohran, ca. 1969
Box 38	145	Philip Cohran, ca. 1969
Box 38	146	Philip Cohran, ca. 1969
Box 38	147	Philip Cohran, ca. 1969
Box 38	148	Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	149	Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 38	150	Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	151	Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	152	Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	153	Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	154	Philip Cohran and trombonist, ca. 1969
Box 39	155	Saxophonist at Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	156	Trombonist at Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	157	Trombonist at Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	158	Trombonist at Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	159	Trombonist at Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	160	Trombonist at Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble concert, ca. 1969
Box 39	161	Irene V. Clark on beach, 1960s
Box 39	162	Contact prints, Irene V. Clark on beach, 1960s
Box 39	163	Irene V. Clark portrait, 1960s
Box 39	164	Irene V. Clark at window, 1960s
Box 39	165	Maxwell Street, 1960s
Box 39	166	Wm. McBride with woman, 1960s
Box 39	167	African wood sculpture (probably McBride’s), ca. 1970. Photo by Herbert Nipson
Box 39	168	“me,” Bob Burell, Paul, Howard Tomlin, John Haygood, Alvin’s brother-in-law, Alvin, Paul’s basement, 1973
Box 39	169	“me,” Rorty’s wife, Sally, Paul’s wife, Fanny, Annie Pearl, Alvin’s wife Grace, Paul’s basement, 1973
Box 39	170	Paul, Rorty, “me,” Charles Williams, Annie Pearl’s husband, [unidentified], Alvin, Pearl’s brother, Ted Harrison, Paul’s basement, 1973
Box 39	171	Franja Moseley, 11/7/1976
Box 39	172	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	173	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	174	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	175	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	176	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	177	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	178	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	179	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	180	Julian Bond, 1970s
Box 39	181	Wm. McBride, 1970s
Box 39	182	Wm. McBride, 1970s
Box 39	183	Stevie Wonder, 1970s
Box 39	184	Harold Washington funeral procession, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	185	Harold Washington funeral procession, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	186	Harold Washington hearse, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	187	Onlookers, Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	188	Onlookers, Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	189	Jesse Jackson, Sr., Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	190	Onlookers, Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	191	Harold Washington casket, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	192	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	193	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	194	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	195	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	196	Fire truck, Harold Washington funeral procession, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	197	Harold Washington’s casket, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	198	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	199	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 39	200	Onlookers, Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 40	201	Jesse Jackson, Sr., Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 40	202	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 40	203	Harold Washington casket, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 40	204	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 40	205	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 40	206	Harold Washington internment, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 11/30/1987
Box 40	207	Wm. McBride, 1980s
Box 40	208	Wm. McBride with artists, 1980s
Box 40	209	Wm. McBride with artists, 1980s
Box 40	210	Wm. McBride and a woman on a couch, 1980s
Box 40	211	African-style dancer, [n.d.]. Photo by C.J. Burress, Chicago
Box 40	212	African-style dancers, [n.d.]
Box 40	213	African-style dancers, [n.d.]
Box 40	214	Artists and Models Ball, [n.d.]
Box 40	215	Artist working, [n.d.]
Box 40	216	Barney Bigard, [n.d.]
Box 40	217	Lucille Blus (?)
Box 40	218	Boy in uniform and Francis Craig’s Orchestra hat, [n.d.]. Photo by Wiles, Nashville, TN
Box 40	219	Charles Bristol, [n.d.]. Photo by Sieg’s Photo Studio, Montreal
Box 40	220	Dancer, [n.d.]. Photo by Maurice Seymour
Box 40	221	Gray (?) Davis, [n.d.]. Photo by James Kriegman
Box 40	222	Drummer, [n.d.]. Photo by Ray Whitten
Box 40	223	Irving Fazola, clarinet, Louis Prima, trumpet, New Orleans, LA, [n.d.]. Photo by Pierre-DeSylva, New Orleans, LA
Box 40	224	Freddie Lay, [n.d.]. Photo by G. Marant, Paris
Box 40	225	“Mito Trio,” Stuntmen, [n.d.]
Box 40	226	Model posing in front of banner, Artists and Models Ball, [n.d.]
Box 40	227	New Orleans street crowd, [n.d.]
Box 40	228	Walter O’Keel, [n.d.]
Box 40	229	Pianist, [n.d.]. Photo by Herbert Matter, Zurich
Box 40	230	“Cozy Corner Idea” Gene Richards, [n.d.]. Photo by Ingram, Oakland, CA
Box 40	231	Royal Garden, Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 40	232	Scotty, [n.d.]. Photo by Theatrical Studio, Chicago
Box 40	233	Keaney Walton, [n.d.]

Oversized Photographs
Box 41	234	Louis Armstrong, ca. 1925. Photo by Gibson
Box 41	235	Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, Chicago, 1926
Box 41	236	Louis Armstrong, Brussels, Belgium, 1920s
Box 41	237	Jazz band, 1920s
Box 41	238	Raoul Frederick (?), September 1932
Box 41	239	Chick Webb, 1932
Box 41	240	Louis Armstrong and Alpha Smith, London, 1933
Box 41	241	Louis Armstrong and Alpha Smith, London, 1933
Box 41	242	The Five Hotshots, Berlin, Germany, 1933
Box 41	243	Wm. McBride, 1930s
Box 41	244	Mezz Mezzrow and Frankie Newton, Washington, D.C., November 1944. Photo by H. Kratouil?
Box 41	245	Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson, original photocopied 3/13/1948
Box 41	246	Wm McBride, 1940s
Box 41	247	Ballet class, ca. 1950s
Box 41	248	Ballet dancers, [n.d.]
Box 41	249	Dancers, [n.d.]
Box 41	250	Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa, Teddy Wilson, [n.d.]
Box 41	251	Arlene and Norman Selby, [n.d.]
Box 41	252	The Sepia Nephews (the Spirits of Rhythm), [n.d.]
Box 41	253	Trombonist, [n.d.]
Box 41	254	Woman [not yet identified] , [n.d.]

Series 14: Memorabilia
Box 42	Folder 1	Memorabilia, Photocopy of slave trader ad, 11/14/1859
Box 42	Folder 2	Memorabilia, The Musicians Calendar, 1907
Box 42	Folder 3	Memorabilia, Chicago Historical Society Membership List, 1922
Box 42	Folder 4	Memorabilia, Drawing, Louis Armstrong Concert, Den Haag, Holland, 12/11/1933
Box 42	Folder 5	Memorabilia, Ethel Waters in “As Thousands Cheer,” 1933
Box 42	Folder 6	Memorabilia, Drawing, “I’ll be glad when you’re dead” (Louis Armstrong), ca. 1936
Box 42	Folder 7	Memorabilia, Review blurbs for Negro Musicians and Their Music by Maud Cuney-Hare, ca. 1936
Box 42	Folder 8	Memorabilia, Federal Art Project caption, New York Landscape by Fred Becker, 6/11/1937
Box 42	Folder 9	Memorabilia, Louis Armstrong and Martha Raye in musical “Artists and Models,” 1937
Box 42	Folder 10	Memorabilia, Bing Crosby and Frances Langford, Hawaii Calls ad, ca. 1940
Box 42	Folder 11	Memorabilia, Student cards, Irene Clark and Freddie Clark, 1941-1950s
Box 42	Folder 12	Memorabilia, Song, Henna A. Nichols, “When You Stole That Foolish Heart of Mine,” 1945
Box 42	Folder 13	Memorabilia, Nelson Sykes Christmas Card by Wm. McBride, 1945
Box 42	Folder 14	Memorabilia, Store openings, 1947-1957
Box 42	Folder 15	Memorabilia, Conde Nast Publications Art & Photography, November 1948
Box 42	Folder 16	Memorabilia, L.J. Imber Company advertisement, 5/23/1949
Box 42	Folder 17	Memorabilia, Congressional Resolution, H.R. 5943, 8/9/1949
Box 42	Folder 18	Memorabilia, Song, Grover C. Walker, “God’s Television of My Soul,” 1949
Box 42	Folder 19	Memorabilia, Mother’s Day Card by Wm. McBride, 1940s
Box 42	Folder 20	Memorabilia, Nelson Sykes Brass Rail Christmas Card by Wm. McBride, 1940s
Box 42	Folder 21	Memorabilia, Moscow Circus Souvenir Program, ca. 1950
Box 42	Folder 22	Memorabilia, Irene Clark, School of the Art Institute of Chicago student cards, ca. 1950
Box 42	Folder 23	Memorabilia, Dizzy Gillespie Afro 45 record jacket, ca. 1950
Box 42	Folder 24	Memorabilia, Photocopy of Masses & Mainstream cover, February 1951
Box 42	Folder 25	Memorabilia, National Pharmaceutical Association advertising contract, 8/5-8/7/1952
Box 42	Folder 26	Memorabilia, Photocopy of Charles White art, 1953
Box 42	Folder 27	Memorabilia, 50th Annual Statement, Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, 12/31/1954
Box 42	Folder 28	Memorabilia, Souvenir Book, Harry Belafonte in “Sing, Man, Sing,” 1956
Box 42	Folder 29	Memorabilia, Card, M. Earle Sardon for GOP Ward Committeeman, Third Ward, 1956
Box 42	Folder 30	Memorabilia, Song, G.N. Lew, “Hail Mr. Baseball,” 9/19/1957
Box 42	Folder 31	Memorabilia, Ad for “The Cave” by Elizabeth Coatworth, Illustrated by Allan Houser, 9/15/1958
Box 42	Folder 32	Memorabilia, Chicago Metropolitan Insurance Company booklet, ca. 1958
Box 42	Folder 33	Memorabilia, Flier, George E. Watson Co. new location grand opening, 9/21/1959
Box 42	Folder 34	Memorabilia, Wiggam quote, 11/26/1959
Box 42	Folder 35	Memorabilia, Exclusive Records ad, 1950s
Box 42	Folder 36	Memorabilia, Envelope, Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to Irene V. Clark, 1/5/1961
Box 42	Folder 37	Memorabilia, Pacific Jazz record catalog, 1952-1962, 1962
Box 42	Folder 38	Memorabilia, Emancipation Proclamation Centennial Glasses Designs, 1963
Box 42	Folder 39	Memorabilia, 1863-1963 Year of Jubilee Art Calendar, Negro Museum, 1963
Box 42	Folder 40	Memorabilia, Holiday Card, Irene V. Clark to Wm. McBride, 12/25/1964
Box 42	Folder 41	Memorabilia, Schedules and Sketches, January 1966
Box 42	Folder 42	Memorabilia, National Medical Association 71st Annual Convention Guide Book, 8/7-8/11/1966
Box 42	Folder 43	Memorabilia, Flier, Dick Gregory for Mayor of Chicago, 1966
Box 42	Folder 44	Memorabilia, Jet Calendar, 1967
Box 42	Folder 45	Memorabilia, Picture book, John R. Koch, “A Knight Named Rodney,” 1967
Box 42	Folder 46	Memorabilia, Flier, Afam Studio and Gallery grand opening, 12/15/1968
Box 42	Folder 47	Memorabilia, Book jackets, ca. 1968
Box 42	Folder 48	Memorabilia, Glenn Myles, Black is Beautiful 1969 Calendar, March-April 1969
Box 42	Folder 49	Memorabilia, Artwork reproduction, Strange Fruit by Sanford, October 1969
Box 42	Folder 50	Memorabilia, Bobby “Blue” Bland Novelty Fifty Dollar Bill, 1969
Box 42	Folder 51	Memorabilia, Charles White portfolio advertisement, 1960s
Box 42	Folder 52	Memorabilia, Prophet William A. Lewis, “The Pill: The Truth About Birth Control,” 3/1/1970
Box 42	Folder 53	Memorabilia, Black Artists on Art Vol. 2 ad, 1971
Box 42	Folder 54	Memorabilia, 1971 Calendar with black and white works from the MOMA, 1971
Box 43	Folder 1	Memorabilia, Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians ad, ca. 1971
Box 43	Folder 2	Memorabilia, Satirical Embellishment of Democratic Party envelope, 1976
Box 43	Folder 3	Memorabilia, Notice to Wm. McBride, 5/21/1977
Box 43	Folder 4	Memorabilia, Museum of Negro History ad, 1970s
Box 43	Folder 5	Memorabilia, Memo, LeRoy Winbush appointed as Design Advisor to FomeBords Company, 1970s
Box 43	Folder 6	Memorabilia, Souvenir Booklet, Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music, 1981
Box 43	Folder 7	Memorabilia, Vote stub, 1982 general election, 11/2/1982
Box 43	Folder 8	Memorabilia, Invitation, Harold Washington Inaugural Ceremony, April 1983
Box 43	Folder 9	Memorabilia, W.G. Wilson and Carrie Jacobs-Bond, “A Little Bit of Honey,” 1984
Box 43	Folder 10	Memorabilia, Advertisement, Herman Cromwell Gilbert, The Negotiations, ca. 1986
Box 43	Folder 11	Memorabilia, Timothy C. Evans for Mayor slip, 1989
Box 43	Folder 12	Memorabilia, African Sculpture by Ladislas Segy flier, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 13	Memorabilia, Advertisement, Afrocentric Christmas Cards, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 14	Memorabilia, Andre Kostelanetz, Harold Arlen’s Blues Opera LP jacket cutout, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 15	Memorabilia, “And thou shalt call his name Y’Shua,” [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 16	Memorabilia, ALSCO Windows ad, The Weathermaster Company, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 17	Memorabilia, Anglo-American writers card deck, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 18	Memorabilia, Art composition of mother and child, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 19	Memorabilia, Bill McBride, Jr. Compositions stencil, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 20	Memorabilia, Birthday Card, Mary McBride to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 21	Memorabilia, Birthday Card, Wm. McBride, Sr. to Wm. McBride, Jr., [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 22	Memorabilia, Birthday Card, Wm. McBride, Sr. to Wm. McBride, Jr., [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 23	Memorabilia, Black and white photo portraits, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 24	Memorabilia, Charles Brown album ad, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 25	Memorabilia, Card, Wm. McBride, Sr. to Wm. McBride, Jr., [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 26	Memorabilia, Chain letter, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 27	Memorabilia, Chasann ad, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 28	Memorabilia, Chicago Sunday Evening booklet, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 29	Memorabilia, Children Benefit League of Chicago and Suburbs ornament, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 30	Memorabilia, Christmas card from Fred D. Hubbard, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 31	Memorabilia, Columbia Jazz Festival fold-out, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 32	Memorabilia, Drawing and Addresses of Food Sellers, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 33	Memorabilia, Easter Card, Mary McBride to Wm. McBride, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 34	Memorabilia, Family Planning Is a Civil Right flier, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 35	Memorabilia, Father Divine and Mother Divine postcard, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 36	Memorabilia, Giant Postcards of British Theatre Houses, ca. 1900, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 37	Memorabilia, Bernard Goss Memorabilia ad, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 38	Memorabilia, Great Negroes in History glasses ad, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 39	Memorabilia, The Haggadah of Passover, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 40	Memorabilia, Lionel Hampton 45 record jacket, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 41	Memorabilia, International Workers Order stamps, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 42	Memorabilia, Invitation to a party, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 43	Memorabilia, Jerome Kern songs album liner notes, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 44	Memorabilia, Jews for Jesus Thanksgiving flier, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 45	Memorabilia, John W. Johnson Promotional Literature, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 46	Memorabilia, Lens Camera Club of Chicago, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 47	Memorabilia, “Les Beaux Cadeaux de Fin D’Annee,” [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 48	Memorabilia, Letterhead, Histadruth Ivrith, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 49	Memorabilia, Lists of Artworks, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 50	Memorabilia, Lists of Chicago Artists, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 51	Memorabilia, Magnet, Reident: William McBride, Jr., President, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 52	Memorabilia, Map of Stations, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 53	Memorabilia, McBride Association and Collection materials, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 54	Memorabilia, Wm. McBride, information about party at “art center”?, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 55	Memorabilia, Mills Brothers album liner notes, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 56	Memorabilia, Miscellaneous ads, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 57	Memorabilia, Mother’s Day card, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 58	Memorabilia, Mounted excerpts from an article on a William Carter exhibition, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 59	Memorabilia, Muse Gallery ad, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 60	Memorabilia, Native Shop ad, Montego Bay, Jamaica, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 61	Memorabilia, New York Times editors, The Fifties symposium, ca. 1960
Box 43	Folder 62	Note on Vera Franklin to Wm. McBride, 12/21/1969
Box 43	Folder 63	Memorabilia, Painting copy given to Wm. McBride? [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 64	Memorabilia, The Palm Tavern promotional material, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 65	Memorabilia, “Pride is Here...Keep It,” [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 66	Memorabilia, Professional cards, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 67	Memorabilia, Promotional card, Wm. McBride’s Little Green Shop, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 68	Memorabilia, Quran, quotation handout, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 69	Memorabilia, Reproduction of mural of black culture and achievement, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 70	Memorabilia, Song, Bud Flanagan, “The Arches,” [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 71	Memorabilia, Song, Corrido del Coronel Astucia, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 72	Memorabilia, Snuff color recipes, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 73	Memorabilia, Summer Art Workshop, Rhode Island State College, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 74	Memorabilia, Summer Session, Studio Five School of Creative Painting, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 75	Memorabilia, Sympathy card from A.J. Marbs, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 76	Memorabilia, Henry C. Taylor store ad, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 77	Memorabilia, Thank you for sympathy card, family of Fitzhugh Dinkins, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 78	Memorabilia, Valentine’s Day card from Bruce and Charlena, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 79	Memorabilia, World Series of Jazz Pictorial Album, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 80	Memorabilia, 353 East Gallery Opening, [n.d.]
Box 43	Folder 81	Memorabilia, 400 Songs to Remember Vol. 1, No. 2, [n.d.]

Memorabilia: Books
Box 44	Folder 1	Copy of A Street in Bronzeville inscribed to Wm. McBride by Gwendolyn Brooks, 1945

Oversized Memorabilia
Box 45	Folder 1	Oversized, Elmer Davis and Francis E. Brennan, “First Government Statement on Artists’ Part in the War,” ca. 1942, [n.p.]
Box 45	Folder 2	Oversized, Draft of promotional artwork, Mildred B. Haessler 15th Anniversary Concert, 6/5/1949
Box 45	Folder 3	Oversized, Jackson Mutual Life Insurance Company Calendar (Photo by Gordon Parks), 1953
Box 45	Folder 4	Oversized, Nat King Cole in ad for The Blue Gardenia, 1953
Box 45	Folder 5	Oversized, Ad for Satchmo the Great, 1957
Box 45	Folder 6	Oversized, National Urban League 50th Anniversary Newspaper Supplement, 1960
Box 45	Folder 7	Oversized, Century of Negro Progress Exposition Map, 8/16-9/2/1963
Box 45	Folder 8	Oversized, Promotional material, Black Artists Doing Bad, South Side Community Art Center, 3/25/1972
Box 45	Folder 9	Oversized, Voices of Harlem, Voices LP Artwork, 1974
Box 45	Folder 10	Oversized, Irene V. Clark, drawing of African mask, 1970s
Box 45	Folder 11	Oversized, Exhibition Booklet, “Harlem Renaissance: Art of Black America,” Studio Museum in Harlem, [n.d.]
Box 45	Folder 12	Oversized, Clipping, Walker Evans, “In the Heart of the Black Belt,” [n.p.], [n.d.]
Box 45	Folder 13	Oversized, “Physique Anthropologie,” [n.d.]
Box 45	Folder 14	Oversized, Fliers, Third Annual DuSable Museum Art Promenade, [n.d.]
Box 46	Folder 1	Oversized, Little Black Sambo Blueprints, Light Plot—Hut Scenes, 1938
Box 46	Folder 2	Oversized, Little Black Sambo Blueprints, Light Plot—Jungle Scenes, 1938
Box 46	Folder 3	Oversized, Little Black Sambo Blueprints, Set Design, Hut Scene, 1938
Box 46	Folder 4	Oversized, Little Black Sambo Blueprints, Set Design, Jungle Scene, 1938
Box 46	Folder 5	Oversized, Nelson Sykes Christmas Card, Cover by DeLafayette, Profilm cut by Eldzier Cortor, Head Study by Charles Davis, Edited by Violent Moten Foster, Lettering by Smitty, Typography by William Foster, Reproduction, Layout, Arrangements and Poem by Wm. McBride, ca. 1943

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