| Personal
Papers |
| The
papers of Frederick Douglass |
| Author/Contributor: |
Douglass,
Frederick, 1817?-1895. Mathisen, David
E. |
| Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
34
microfilm reels. |
| Summary:
|
"...Collection
consists...of those papers which were
in the Douglass' library at the time of
his death in 1895. They relate principally
to his career during and after the Civil
War." Includes index and register by David
E. Mathisen. |
| Call
# |
Mic
363 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide in Media Services Dept.
under call# Mic363. |
| The
papers of Mary Church Terrell |
| Author/Contributor: |
Terrell,
Mary Church, 1863-1954. |
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
34
microfilm reels. |
| Summary:
|
Microfilm
of the Mary Church Terrell collection
at the Library of Congress, consisting
of approximately 13,000 items in 51 containers.
Afro-American leader, author, lecturer,
and educator who graduated from Oberlin
College. Includes correspondence, diaries,
printed material, speeches and other writings
chiefly 1886-1954. Also MSS of her autobiography,
Colored woman in a white world. |
| Call
# |
Mic 361 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Guide to microfilm edition filmed at the
beginning of reel 1. |
| The
papers of Robert H. Terrell |
| Author/Contributor: |
Terrell,
Robert H. (Robert Heberton), 1857-1925.
|
| Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
4
microfilm reels. Collection of ms. and
printed materials in the Library of Congress.
|
| Call
# |
Mic
362 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Contents
listed at the beginning of reel 1. |
| The
Paul L. Dunbar papers |
| Author/Contributor: |
Dunbar, Paul Laurence, 1872-1906; Fuller,
Sara S.; Ohio Historical Society. |
| Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
9
microfilm reels. Microfilm of ms. collection
in the Ohio Historical Society, of related
material loaned to it for the microfilm,
and of photocopies of other related material.
|
| Call
# |
Mic
373 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide available in Media Services
Dept. under call# Mic373. Guide title:
The Paul Laurence Dunbar collection :
an inventory to the microfilm edition
/ Sara S. Fuller. |
| The
Paul Robeson collection |
| Author/Contributors: |
Robeson,
Paul, 1898-1976; Werning, David H., 1963-
; Robeson, Eslanda Goode, 1896-1965; Schomburg
Center for Research in Black Culture. |
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection |
| Notes: |
9
microfilm reels. Accompanied by printed
reel guide compiled by David H. Werning.
Summary: Includes general works on Robeson's
life and career, correspondence of Paul
Robeson and of his wife Essie Robeson,
documents on his passport case, and materials
on organizations in which he was active.
|
| Call
# |
Mic 364 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide available in Media Services
Dept. under call# Mic 364. |
| Alexander
Crummell collection |
| Author/Contributor: |
Crummell,
Alexander, 1819-1898; Schomburg Center
for Research in Black Culture. |
| Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
10
microfilm reels. Published in cooperation
with the Schomburg Center for Research
in Black Culture, Manuscripts, Archives
and Rare Books Division, the New York
Public Library, Astor, Lenox, and Tilden
Foundations. Contents: Series I. Letters
-- Series II. Sermons, miscellany. |
| Call
# |
Mic 366 |
| The
Langston Hughes Collection. |
| Author/Contributors: |
Schomburg
Collection of Negro Literature and History.
|
| Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Series |
| Notes: |
4
microfilm reels. Varying Form of Title:
"Hughes, Langston : material from the
vertical files of the Schomburg Collection,
[1926-1967]" Collection includes biographical
material, research notes, manuscripts,
galley proofs. |
| Call
# |
Mic 379 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Includes guide (26 leaves) at beginning
of each reel. |
| Earl
Conrad/Harriet Tubman collection |
| Author/Contributors: |
Conrad,
Earl; Schomburg Center for Research in
Black Culture. |
|
Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection |
| Notes: |
2
microfilm reels Consists of the papers
collected by Earl Conrad in writing his
biography of Harriet Tubman which were
given to the Schomburg Center. |
| Call
# |
Mic
380 |
| |
| Papers
of the NAACP. Part 20, White resistance
and reprisals, 1956-1965. |
| Author/Contributors: |
National
Association for the Advancement of Colored
People; Bracey, John H.; Meier, August,
1923- ; Boehm, Randolph. |
| Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection |
| Notes: |
15
microfilm reels : ill. |
| Call
# |
Mic
376 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed
guide available in Media Services Dept.
under call# Mic376. |
| Papers
of the NAACP. Part 21, Relations with
the modern civil rights movement, 1956-1965 |
| Author/Contributors: |
National
Association for the Advancement of Colored
People. Bracey, John H.; Meier, August,
1923-; Boehm, Randolph. |
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
22
microfilm reels. |
| Call
# |
Mic
375 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide available in Media Services
Dept. under call# 375. |
| |
| Eugene
Maximilien Haitian collection |
| Author/Contributors: |
Maximilien,
Eugene; Schomburg Collection of Negro
Literature and History. |
| Series: |
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
240
vols.on 40 microfilm reels. Primarily
covers 1847-1933. |
| Summary: |
A collection of official documents and
correspondence that cover Haitian diplomatic
history from 1847 to 1933, collected by
Eugene Maximilien, an attorney in Port-au-Prince,
Haiti, former consul general of Haiti
in Miami, delegate to the United Nations,
and ambassador-at-large with Haiti's Department
of Foreign Relations. |
| Call
# |
Mic
372 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed
guide available in Media Services Dept.
under call# Mic372. |
| West
Indian (Haiti) collection |
| Author/Contributors: |
Schomburg
Collection of Negro Literature and History |
| Series:
|
The Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
1
microfilm reel. Primarily covers 1716-1817
and 1857. |
| Summary:
|
Contains
military and governmental manuscripts,
chiefly in French, relating to the history
of Haiti. |
| Call
# |
Mic
371 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide available in Media Services
Dept. under call# Mic372, p. 11-14. |
| |
| Records
of ante-bellum southern plantations from
the Revolution through the Civil War.
Series K. Selections from the Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation Library, the Shirley
Plantation Collection, 1650-1888.
/ general editor, Kenneth M. Stampp ;
guide compiled by Martin Schipper. |
| Author/Contributors: |
Stampp,
Kenneth M. (Kenneth Milton); Schipper,
Martin Paul; Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
Library. |
| Series:
|
The Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
26
microfilm reels. Varying form of title:
"Shirley plantation collection, 1650-1888."
|
| Summary:
|
Includes the correspondence, diaries and
other writings of slaveholders, business
papers of plantations, and art work. |
| Call
# |
Mic
365 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide available in Media Services
Dept. under call# Mic365 |
| The
slave trade, 1858-1892: British Foreign
Office collection 541, confidential print
series. |
| Author/Contributors: |
Great
Britain. Foreign Office. |
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection |
| Notes: |
50
v. on 10 microfilm reels. Varying form
of title: "Correspondence with the British
commissioners at Sierra Leone, Havana,
the Cape of Good Hope, Loanda, and New
York." |
| Summary:
|
Microfilm
reproduction of the 50 volumes issued
1859-1886 with title: Correspondence with
the British commissioners at Sierra Leone,
Havana, the Cape of Good Hope, Loanda,
and New York : and reports from British
Vice-Admiralty Courts, and from British
Naval officers, relating to the slave
trade. |
| Call
# |
Mic
374 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide available in Media Services
Dept. under call# Mic374. |
| Slavery
source materials. |
| Author/Contributors: |
Barber, Carroll G.; NCR Corporation; Amistad
Research Center; Fisk University. Library.
|
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
441
titles on 954 fiche. Selected from the
Negro Collection of the Fisk University
Library by the staff of the Amistad Research
Center; annotated by Carroll G. Barber.
Title on shipping list: Slavery statutes
shipping list. |
| Summary:
|
Books
and pamphlets (441 titles) written before
the Civil War by and about Afro-Americans,
slavery and anti-slavery. |
| Call
# |
MFiche
86 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed shipping list available in Media
Services Dept. under call# MFiche86. |
| Blacks
in the United States Armed Forces: basic
documents. |
| Author/Contributors: |
MacGregor,
Morris J., 1931- ; Nalty, Bernard C. (editors) |
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
5
microfilm reels. Includes bibliographical
references. |
| Contents: |
v.
1. A time of slavery.--v. 2. Civil War
and emancipation.--v. 3. Freedom and Jim
Crow, 1865-1917.--v. 4. Segregation entrenched,
1917-1940.--v. 5. Black soldiers in World
War II.--v. 6. Blacks in the World War
II Naval establishment.--v. 7. Planning
for the postwar, employment of Black personnel.--v.
8. Segregation under siege.--v. 9. The
Fahy Committee.--v. 10. The Fahy Committee.--v.
11. The Fahy Committee.--v. 12. Integration.--v.
13. Equal treatment and opportunity, the
McNamara doctrine. |
| Call
# |
Mic
369 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed
guide available in Media Services Dept.
under call# Mic369. |
| Records
of the central division (New York), 1918-1959.
|
| Author/Contributors: |
Universal
Negro Improvement Association; Schomburg
Collection of Negro Literature and History.
|
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
6
microfilm reels. |
| Contents: |
Series
A. Early records.--Series B. New York
Division.--Series C-F. Central Division.-Series
G. Scrapbook (clippings on the Italo-Ethiopian
crisis, 1934-1935).--Series H. Affiliate
organization files.--Series I. Miscellaneous
(photographs, songs, greeting cards, etc.) |
| Call
# |
Mic
368 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide available in Media Services
Dept. under call# Mic368. |
| List
of free Black heads of families in the
first census of the United States, 1790.
|
| Author/Contributors: |
Ham,
Debra Newman, 1948- ;United States. National
Archives and Records Service. |
| Notes: |
Notes:
1 microfiche. Includes bibliographical
references (p. 41). Washington, D.C. :SUPTDOCS/GPO,
1996. |
| Call
# |
MFiche
87 |
| List
of Black servicemen compiled from the
War Department collection of Revolutionary
War records. |
| Author/Contributors: |
Ham,
Debra Newman, 1948- ; United States. National
Archives and Records Service. |
| Notes: |
1
microfiche. Includes bibliographical references
(p. 29). Washington, D.C. : SUPTDOCS/GPO,
1996. |
| Call
# |
MFiche
88 |
| |
| Black
newspapers, sample issues, 1846-1966.
|
| Author/Contributors: |
Schomburg
Collection of Negro Literature and History. |
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
4
microfilm reels. "The New York Public
Library, Schomburg Collection of Negro
Literature and History." |
| Summary:
|
Selections
from 150 Afro-American and black newspapers
in the Schomberg Collection are arranged
alphabetically by name of the newspaper.
There are a few selections from 19th century
newspapers, but most are from the 20th
century and many are from U.S. newspapers. |
| Call
# |
Mic
370 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed
guide available in Media Services Dept.
under call# Mic368 |
| Black
literature, 1827-1940. |
| Author/Contributors: |
Gates, Henry Louis; Chadwyck-Healey, Inc. |
| Series:
|
|
| Notes: |
993
fiche. (Units 1-3). Title on eye-readable
header: Black literature, 1827-1940. |
| Contents |
pt.
1. Black fiction, 1827-1940 (Fiche 1-198).
-- pt.2-3. Essays, poetry, book reviews
and literary notices (Fiche 199-592).
-- pt.4. (Fiche 593- 793). |
| Call
# |
MFiche 72 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Accompanied by index: Black literature,
1827-1940 : CD Rom (CMP22) Author/title
index / edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.:
Ref PS508.N3B43; Guide: Units 1-3 (30
Fiche in notebook). Available in Media
Services Dept. under call# MFiche72. |
| Dwight's
journal of music |
| Author/Contributors: |
Dwight,
John Sullivan, 1813-1893. |
| Notes: |
163
microfiche. v.1 (1852)-v.41 (1881) Issued
in binder, with finding aid. "A paper
of art and literature." Editor: John S.
Dwight. |
| Call
# |
MFiche 85 |
| Finding
Aid: |
Printed guide accompanies fiche in binder,
available in Media Services Dept. under
call# MFiche85. |
| Jazz,
Blues, Soul, and Rock : Contemporary Music
Journals |
| Author/Contributors: |
|
| Series:
|
The
Bernice Johnson Reagon Collection. |
| Notes: |
36
microfilm reels. Varying forms of title:
"Other Titles: Jazz, soul, blues, and
rock: contemporary music journals," "New
musical express & predecessors, 1946-1971,"
"Blues & soul, 1966-1986." |
|
Contents: |
Part
1: The New musical express & predecessors,
1946-1971, reels 1-20--Part 2: Blues &
soul, 1966-1986, reels 1-16. |
| Call
# |
Mic
390 |
| |
| FBI
file on the Organization of African-American
Unity (OAAU) |
| Author/Contributors: |
United
States. Federal Bureau of Investigation;
Scholarly |
| Notes: |
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| Call
# |
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| Finding
Aid: |
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