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Our log cabin where the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute had its birth; This house was used as the first dormitory and was occupied by Principal and Mrs. Holtzclaw and their only child

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Black man's burden, by William H. Holtzclaw with an introduction by Booker T. Washington ... illustrated by portraits and views.

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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library

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  1. Log Cabins
  2. Utica Normal And Industrial Institute Of Mississippi

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Executive Council of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute; Left to right, top row: Miss C. J. Lee, Assistant Dean; D. W. L. Davis, Superintendent of Industries; P. Brooks Peters, Dean, Academic Department; Second row: Foster G. Smith, Private Secretary to the Principal; William H. Holtzclaw, Principal; F. Lawrence Anderson, Treasurer; Bottom row: Mrs. Mary E. Holtzclaw, Superintendent of Girls' Industries; Miss Addie Hendley, Dean, Girls' Division Faculty of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute; 1) Mr. David W. L. Davis; 2) Mr. Lemuel E. Bynum; 3) Mr. F. Lawrence Anderson; 5) Mr. Preston B. Peters; Mrs. P. B. Peters; 8) Miss Clara J. Lee; 9) Miss Reba Lathan; 10) Mrs. Mary L. Harris; 11) Miss Lizzie Johnson; 12) Miss Lucile L. Clopton; 13) Miss Lillian Frazier; 14) Mrs. A. J. Shootes; 15) Mr. Albert J. Shootes; 16) Miss Mabel Clopton; 17) Miss Theodosia Skelton; 18) Mr. John W. Matthews; 19) Miss Mamie R. Wong; 20) Miss Ada B. Alston; 21) Mr. Foster G. Smith; 22) Mr. William Holmes; 23) Mr. Lewis Patterson; 24) Mr. William H. Holtzclaw; 25) Mrs. William H. Holtzclaw; 26) Mr. S. P. Weathersby; 27) Mr. Charles M. Gettis; 28) Miss Katherine G. McBeth; 29) Mr. George Davis A group of teachers in the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute who were trained at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute William H. Holtzclaw; Principal, Utica Normal and Industrial Institute Newspaper articles on Tuskegee Institute Ginn Memorial Hall, Academic building, nearing completion; The work on this building is being performed wholly by student labor Rabun Gap School (White) Little black me Rodney, Mississippi, Aug. 1940 A gala day for Peter Bruner! When President Taft visited Miami University. The home of Hewn Logs where early manhood years were lived Highland Minstrels The old log cabin home A Happy Father Slave Cabins, "The Hermitage," Savannah, Georgia Children at the Neighborhood House Camp W.C. Handy was born in this small log cabin in Florence, Alabama on November 16, 1873 Mammy Jinny's jubilee; Shake yo' feet Evolution of the Negro home; Slave - cabins, Southern United States [loaned by Southern Workman] Photograph of an African American family's cabin in or near Richmond County, Georgia, late 19th century Oxford
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