African American Women

Forms part of the Anthony Barboza collection. Public domain photograph - United States during American Civil War, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

An African American mother is shown giving her struggling child a bath. She thrusts him, kicking and struggling, into a tub of foaming suds. 60142 U.S. Copyright Office Copyright: Thomas A. Edison; 31Oct1896; 6 More

In album (disbound): Negro life in Georgia, U.S.A., compiled and prepared by W.E.B. Du Bois, v. 3, no. 240. B&w copy prints for LOT 11930 are provided as surrogates of original photographs for reference use in More

Displayed as part of the American Negro exhibit at the Paris Exposition of 1900.

"Interior of railroad coach. Pretty young lady and colored maid occupying seat. Young man in rear seat tries to attract young lady's attention. She drops her handkerchief. Young man picks it up and hands it to More

Title and other information transcribed from unverified, old caption card data and item. National Photo Company Collection (Library of Congress). Caption card tracings: Shelf.

No. 18031. U.S. Extension Service photograph.

No. 18031. U.S. Extension Service photograph.

Images available on microfilm (including finding aid); Library of Congress Photoduplication Service. Official U.S. Army photo. Forms part of: Visual materials from the National Association for the Advancement More

Ethnomusicologist Henrietta Yurchenco speaks with an African American woman in front of a Methodist church that served as a focus for some of her field research on Johns Island, South Carolina, in 1970-71. The More

Quilter Fannie Lee Teals from Tifton, Georgia, with her Bicentennial quilt.

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

Crummell, pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., from 1879-1898, spoke out for black liberation and founded the Negro Academy. This speech focuses on the status of African American women in More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More

An overview of the rules, organization, purpose, and enrollment of this school for African American girls in Baltimore; also included is a catalog of boys in a corresponding school for African American boys. Al More

A report on the condition, mental and moral, of southern African American women, based on interviews with women in various schools in five states. Includes a list of schools visited and excerpts from interviews More

Terrell, president of the National Association of Colored Women, discusses the achievements of African American women since Emancipation, especially in education and in efforts to reach out to poor black women More

Short notes giving a list of officers, organizational matters, papers read (issues include establishment of kindergartens across the U.S.), election of officers, etc. Also available in digital form on the Libra More