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Reproduction of Tulsa Race Riot, 1921 destruction; photo from Sand Springs Leader Newspaper, part 1 of 3 |
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American |
4327.10629 |
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Eddie Faye Gates, pictured third from the right, with nine unidentified individuals for the Pennies Project to decorate the heritage house on Greenwood for the North Tulsa Heritage Foundation |
Eddie Faye Gates |
American |
4327.10725 |
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Unidentified individuals and decorated cars, one with a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women (partially obscured) sign |
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American |
4327.10764 |
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Reproduction of Tulsa Race Riot, 1921 destruction; photo from Sand Springs Leader Newspaper, part 2 of 3 |
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American |
4327.10630 |
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Reverend B.S. Roberts and Joe Williams at a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women's club meeting |
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American |
4327.10765 |
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Reproduction of Tulsa Race Riot, 1921 destruction; photo from Sand Springs Leader Newspaper, part 3 of 3 |
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4327.10631 |
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Margaret Garner and Mildred Ramsey playing a Communications Game at a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women's meeting |
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American |
4327.10766 |
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Kris Axtman, Christian Science Monitor, and Eddie Faye Gates at the First Wednesday Reading Club meeting at hostess Eddie Faye Gates' home |
Eddie Faye Gates |
American |
4327.10771 |
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Reproduction of Merton Houston's photo of the west side of Greenwood Ave, 1921 |
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American |
4327.10632 |
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Eddie Faye Gates and three unidentified individuals at a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women's meeting |
Eddie Faye Gates |
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4327.10767 |
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Woody Crumbo |
Unidentified |
Native American, Pottawatomie |
4327.9848 |
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Reproduction of Merton Houston's photo of KATY Railroad and the corner building on Archer Street on the west side of Greenwood Ave, 1921 |
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4327.10635 |
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Norman Burkitt's home, where many First Wednesday Reading Club meetings were held, including the first one |
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4327.10768 |
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Reproduction of Merton Houston's photo of Greenwood Avenue looking north from Archer Street in the 1921 riot aftermath |
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American |
4327.10627 |
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Eddie Faye Gates, massacre survivor James Steward, and Elise Pierce of People Magazine visiting Tulsa, Oklahoma; Copy 3 of 3 |
Eddie Faye Gates |
American |
4327.10993 |
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An unidentified speaker |
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American |
4328.10794 |
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Unidentified young boy |
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4327.10329 |
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Eddie Faye Gates and an unidentified elderly individual seated a table |
Eddie Faye Gates |
American |
4327.10586 |
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Hamasi White, the son of massacre survivor Cecil White, of Berkeley, California seated on either side of Eddie Faye Gates in Union City, California; Copy 1 of 5 |
Eddie Faye Gates |
American |
4338.10968 |
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Lloyd H. Williams, Jr., copy 1 of 2 |
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4327.10941 |
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