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Correspondence - Du Poisson to Father Patouillet

Correspondence - Du Poisson to Father Patouillet

Arkansas Under the Old French Regime

Arkansas Under the Old French Regime

Du Poisson Report

Du Poisson Report

Arkansas Colonial Legal System, 1686-1766

Arkansas Colonial Legal System, 1686-1766

Du Poisson - Voyage Up the Mississippi River in 1727

Du Poisson - Voyage Up the Mississippi River in 1727

De Villemont Article by Mrs. Bynum Blackmon

De Villemont Article by Mrs. Bynum Blackmon

Petit de Coulange and Dauberville Procuration

Petit de Coulange and Dauberville Procuration

Catholic Records Transcripts for Arkansas Post

Catholic Records Transcripts for Arkansas Post

Bogy Family Notes with Information on Delinó de Chalmette

Bogy Family Notes with Information on Delinó de Chalmette

Spain in the Mississippi Valley - Select Pages

Spain in the Mississippi Valley - Select Pages

Census of Arkansas Post - 1749 (Transcription, Translation and Description)

Census of Arkansas Post - 1749 (Transcription, Translation and Description)

Billet - Ransom of Female Slave

Billet - Ransom of Female Slave

Gallard de Chamilly and Involvement in a Remonstrance

Gallard de Chamilly and Involvement in a Remonstrance

Census of Arkansas Post - 1749

Census of Arkansas Post - 1749

Athanase de Mezieres and the Louisiana-Texas Frontier - 1768-1789 (Notes)

Athanase de Mezieres and the Louisiana-Texas Frontier - 1768-1789 (Notes)

Census of Arkansas Post - 1749 (Transcription & Translation)

Census of Arkansas Post - 1749 (Transcription & Translation)

Languedoc Will of 1809 - Transcription and Translation

Languedoc Will of 1809 - Transcription and Translation

Languedoc, Marie - Handwritten Will

Languedoc, Marie - Handwritten Will

Interior of Fort Curtis, Helena, Ark.

Interior of Fort Curtis, Helena, Ark.

Montgomery County, Alabama Slave Holder Affidavits: October 19, 1861

Montgomery County, Alabama Slave Holder Affidavits: October 19, 1861

Confederate Amnesty Oath, J.W. Drake, 1865

Confederate Amnesty Oath, J.W. Drake, 1865

Early Steps in Reconstruction. Speeches by General C.C. Andrews, of Minnesota, in Texas and Arkansas

Early Steps in Reconstruction. Speeches by General C.C. Andrews, of Minnesota, in Texas and Arkansas

Confederate Amnesty Oath, A.G. Lewis, 1865

Confederate Amnesty Oath, A.G. Lewis, 1865

Confederate Amnesty Oath, Walter Fine, 1865; Confederate Amnesty Oath, Walter Fire, 1865

Confederate Amnesty Oath, Walter Fine, 1865; Confederate Amnesty Oath, Walter Fire, 1865

Helena, Arkansas. April 26, 1865. Ill-fated Sultana

Helena, Arkansas. April 26, 1865. Ill-fated Sultana

Confederate Amnesty Oath, Mary (?), 1865

Confederate Amnesty Oath, Mary (?), 1865

[African American soldiers mustered out at Little Rock, Arkansas]

[African American soldiers mustered out at Little Rock, Arkansas]

Entry into Little Rock

Entry into Little Rock

Letter from William Russell to Joseph Dickinson, February 7, 1885

Letter from William Russell to Joseph Dickinson, February 7, 1885

Battle of Pea Ridge, Ark.

Battle of Pea Ridge, Ark.

Yours truly, Joseph A. Booker

Yours truly, Joseph A. Booker

Southland News, February 1897

Southland News, February 1897

Mr. P. Kneeland, Phillips, Ark

Mr. P. Kneeland, Phillips, Ark

Rev. J. D. Humphrey, Brinkley, Ark

Rev. J. D. Humphrey, Brinkley, Ark

Rev. I. G. Bailey, Pine Bluff, Ark

Rev. I. G. Bailey, Pine Bluff, Ark

Rev. J. W. McCrary, Fordyce, Ark

Rev. J. W. McCrary, Fordyce, Ark

Rev. J. R. Bennett, Hot Springs, Ark

Rev. J. R. Bennett, Hot Springs, Ark

Prof. R. E. Bryant, Marianna, Ark

Prof. R. E. Bryant, Marianna, Ark

Rev. S. A. Moseley, D. D., Pine Bluff, Ark

Rev. S. A. Moseley, D. D., Pine Bluff, Ark

Rev. H. R. McMillan, Cottonplant, Ark

Rev. H. R. McMillan, Cottonplant, Ark

Rev. William Jarrett, Coffee, Ark

Rev. William Jarrett, Coffee, Ark

Rev. J. C. Battle, Pine Bluff, Ark

Rev. J. C. Battle, Pine Bluff, Ark

Hon. G. W. Lowe, Holly Grove, Ark

Hon. G. W. Lowe, Holly Grove, Ark

Rev. H. C. Pettis, Marianna, Ark

Rev. H. C. Pettis, Marianna, Ark

Rev. E. Green, Fordyce, Ark

Rev. E. Green, Fordyce, Ark

Rev. C. B. Brown, Marianna, Ark

Rev. C. B. Brown, Marianna, Ark

Southern Mercantile Co., Pine Bluff, Ark

Southern Mercantile Co., Pine Bluff, Ark

Hon. Augustus H. Garland

Hon. Augustus H. Garland

Hon. Powell Clayton

Hon. Powell Clayton

Chester W. Keatts

Chester W. Keatts

Ark Buisness [i.e., Business] Me[n]s League 1905

Ark Buisness [i.e., Business] Me[n]s League 1905

[Three Afro-American women and an Afro-American man on a mule outside a rural home in Arkansas]

[Three Afro-American women and an Afro-American man on a mule outside a rural home in Arkansas]

Anderson Johnson, 1914. "After."

Anderson Johnson, 1914. "After."

Anderson Johnson, 1914. "Before."

Anderson Johnson, 1914. "Before."

University Weekly, February 3, 1916; Anti-Lynching Call Given College Men: University Commission Urges College Men to Help Put Down Evil

University Weekly, February 3, 1916; Anti-Lynching Call Given College Men: University Commission Urges College Men to Help Put Down Evil

R.C. canteen workers, race riots, Elaine, Ark.

R.C. canteen workers, race riots, Elaine, Ark.

Guard house & hospital, Elaine, Ark., race riot

Guard house & hospital, Elaine, Ark., race riot

Male Faculty, 1920-1921 (Harry C. Wolford, Russell Ratliff, Laurence Scott, Joseph Charles Penn, Fred Tharp)

Male Faculty, 1920-1921 (Harry C. Wolford, Russell Ratliff, Laurence Scott, Joseph Charles Penn, Fred Tharp)

Machine gun co., race riot, Elaine, Ark.

Machine gun co., race riot, Elaine, Ark.

Army motor equipment used at Elaine, Ark., race riot

Army motor equipment used at Elaine, Ark., race riot

During race riots, Elaine, Ark.

During race riots, Elaine, Ark.

Black Faculty, 1919-1920 (Standing, Lucy Maxey, Blanche Hudson, Mary Moore. Kneeling, Joseph Charles Penn)

Black Faculty, 1919-1920 (Standing, Lucy Maxey, Blanche Hudson, Mary Moore. Kneeling, Joseph Charles Penn)

Southland Faculty Group Photograph

Southland Faculty Group Photograph

Troops, Elaine, Ark., during race riot

Troops, Elaine, Ark., during race riot

Col. Jenks, C.O. of troops on duty at Elaine, Ark., during race riot

Col. Jenks, C.O. of troops on duty at Elaine, Ark., during race riot

Pup tents of soldiers on Main St., Elaine, Ark., during race riot

Pup tents of soldiers on Main St., Elaine, Ark., during race riot

R.C. canteen tents and some hungry soldiers, Elaine, Ark., race riot

R.C. canteen tents and some hungry soldiers, Elaine, Ark., race riot

Letter : E. C. Reed to an unknown individual

Letter : E. C. Reed to an unknown individual

Roy Wilkins' personal snapshots

Roy Wilkins' personal snapshots

Letter : E. C. Reed to an unknown individual

Letter : E. C. Reed to an unknown individual

Faculty, 1922-1923 (Front Row: Raymond Jenkins, Cecilia Jenkins, Mary Moore, Mabel Martin, Nelle Vore. Back Row: Irene Utter, Leigh Barrett, Joseph Charles Penn, Fred Tharp, Florence Jamison, Ann Colby)

Faculty, 1922-1923 (Front Row: Raymond Jenkins, Cecilia Jenkins, Mary Moore, Mabel Martin, Nelle Vore. Back Row: Irene Utter, Leigh Barrett, Joseph Charles Penn, Fred Tharp, Florence Jamison, Ann Colby)

Arkansas Traveler, October 25, 1923; Baylor's 14-0 Victory Shatters Championship Hopes of Razorbacks: Breaks of Game Coupled With Arkansas Misplays Give Baylor Bears Win in Hard-Fought Game; Arkansas traveler (Fayetteville, Ark); Traveler

Arkansas Traveler, October 25, 1923; Baylor's 14-0 Victory Shatters Championship Hopes of Razorbacks: Breaks of Game Coupled With Arkansas Misplays Give Baylor Bears Win in Hard-Fought Game; Arkansas traveler (Fayetteville, Ark); Traveler

Southland Institute Catalog 1923-1924; Catalog of Southland Institute, Southland, Arkansas, 1923-1924

Southland Institute Catalog 1923-1924; Catalog of Southland Institute, Southland, Arkansas, 1923-1924

Helena Wholesale Dry Goods Co. Invoice, September 5, 1923

Helena Wholesale Dry Goods Co. Invoice, September 5, 1923

"Mr. E.C. Hornor, President of Helena Chamber of Commerce, Speaking at Southland Spring Fair and Exhibit, 1924."

"Mr. E.C. Hornor, President of Helena Chamber of Commerce, Speaking at Southland Spring Fair and Exhibit, 1924."

Nell Vore and Freddie [Jackson], 1924-1925. "Nell Vore is Music Director at Southland/a Richmond Friend."

Nell Vore and Freddie [Jackson], 1924-1925. "Nell Vore is Music Director at Southland/a Richmond Friend."

Statement Concerning Southland Institute, A

Statement Concerning Southland Institute, A

Robt. Dixon, New Orleans; Polly Rowlett, Meherrin

Robt. Dixon, New Orleans; Polly Rowlett, Meherrin

Colored beneficiary of Red Cross in the Ozark foothills, near Damascus, Arkansas

Colored beneficiary of Red Cross in the Ozark foothills, near Damascus, Arkansas

Colored beneficiary of Red Cross in the Ozark foothills, near Damascus, Arkansas

Colored beneficiary of Red Cross in the Ozark foothills, near Damascus, Arkansas

Rural consolidated school near Lonoke, Arkansas--Hot beef and vegetable stew, buttered bread and milk was the usual Red Cross lunch program ...

Rural consolidated school near Lonoke, Arkansas--Hot beef and vegetable stew, buttered bread and milk was the usual Red Cross lunch program ...

Portrait of Florence Price at a Side Angle from About 1933

Portrait of Florence Price at a Side Angle from About 1933

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol 10, No. 6-7, March 15 - April 1, 1934; More Girls Next Quarter, Director Reports On Conditions In Pennsylvania, Farm School On Wheels Visits Campus, Oka To Speak In Oklahoma City, Delegation Studies 2 Negro Schools; Commonwealth Courses, Current Events; The Love Of Humanity

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol 10, No. 6-7, March 15 - April 1, 1934; More Girls Next Quarter, Director Reports On Conditions In Pennsylvania, Farm School On Wheels Visits Campus, Oka To Speak In Oklahoma City, Delegation Studies 2 Negro Schools; Commonwealth Courses, Current Events; The Love Of Humanity

Portrait of Florence Price with Sixteen Other People at 1934 Party in Honor of Maude R. George

Portrait of Florence Price with Sixteen Other People at 1934 Party in Honor of Maude R. George

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 10, No. 5, March 1, 1934; Director To Pennsylvania, Teacher Of Current History To Spa; Society Notes; Group To Visit Negro Colleges; Bob To Organize; 1933 At Commonwealth; Commonwealth Courses, Working Class History

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 10, No. 5, March 1, 1934; Director To Pennsylvania, Teacher Of Current History To Spa; Society Notes; Group To Visit Negro Colleges; Bob To Organize; 1933 At Commonwealth; Commonwealth Courses, Working Class History

Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas

Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas

Negro sharecropper and his wife, Pulaski County, Arkansas

Negro sharecropper and his wife, Pulaski County, Arkansas

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 11, No. 3-4, February 15, 1935; United Front Formed At Commonwealth; Delegation Back With Lynch Rope; Bertrand Russell; Intellectual Crawdad; Little Mag, What Now?; Supplement Commonwealth College Fortnightly; Thousands of Wires And Letters Must Pour In At Once

Commonwealth College Fortnightly, Vol. 11, No. 3-4, February 15, 1935; United Front Formed At Commonwealth; Delegation Back With Lynch Rope; Bertrand Russell; Intellectual Crawdad; Little Mag, What Now?; Supplement Commonwealth College Fortnightly; Thousands of Wires And Letters Must Pour In At Once

Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas

Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas

Cotton pickers receiving sixty cents a day, Pulaski County, Arkansas, October 1935

Cotton pickers receiving sixty cents a day, Pulaski County, Arkansas, October 1935

Colored children of sharecroppers, Little Rock, Arkansas

Colored children of sharecroppers, Little Rock, Arkansas

Daughter of Negro sharecropper, Arkansas

Daughter of Negro sharecropper, Arkansas

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas]

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas]

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas]

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas]

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Young cotton picker, Pulaski County, Arkansas. Schools for colored children do not open until January 1st so as not to interfere with cotton picking]

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Young cotton picker, Pulaski County, Arkansas. Schools for colored children do not open until January 1st so as not to interfere with cotton picking]

Sharecropper on Sunday, Little Rock, Ark., October 1935

Sharecropper on Sunday, Little Rock, Ark., October 1935

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas]

[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Family of Negro sharecropper, Little Rock, Arkansas]

Cotton on porch of sharecropper's home, Maria plantation, Arkansas, October 1935

Cotton on porch of sharecropper's home, Maria plantation, Arkansas, October 1935

Young cotton picker, Pulaski County, Arkansas. Schools for colored children do not open until January 1st so as not to interfere with cotton picking

Young cotton picker, Pulaski County, Arkansas. Schools for colored children do not open until January 1st so as not to interfere with cotton picking

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