These five 35mm negative safety film strips and corresponding contact sheet contain 25 black-and-white portraits, some duplicated, of individuals and groups originally located in a scrapbook belonging to the daughter of Thomas Inborden, first director of the African American Brick School in Enfield, N.C. Includes early 20th century images of friends and acquaintances of the daughter, some from Fisk University, according to the original Behind the Veil folder information. Additional information on a paper note: "Copied with permission of Vivian Wynn and Minnie White, Fraklinton Center staff. Scrapbook is in possession of the Franklinton Center, Enfield, N.C."
5 negative film strips; 1 contact sheet; copy of typed note
Provenance:
The David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library acquired the Records of the Behind the Veil Oral History Project from the Duke University Center for Documentary Studies in 1997, 1998, 2000, and 2002.
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Interviews, photographs, and oral history project files chronicling African-American life in the American South with a particular focus on the era of legal segregation and its...
