Box 3
Contains 12 Results:
The Negro Problem, Booker T. Washingon, W. E. B. DuBois and others, 1903
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
Between Black and White, Henry Hugh Proctor, 1925
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
Up From Slavery: An Autobiography, Booker T. Washington, 1901
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
The Catechism of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1856
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
The Negro Question in the United States, James S. Allen, 1936
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
What the Negro Thinks, Robert Russa Moton, 1929
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
The Afro-American Press And Its Editors, I. Garland Penn, 1891
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
Progress and Achievements of the Colored People, Joseph R. Gay, 1913
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
Sidelights on Negro Soldiers, Charles H. Williams, 1923
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
Tribute to Harriet Tubman, James E. Mason, 1915
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
Hand-tinted Photograph of a Woman, Circa 1870-1880
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.
The Diary of Anthony Leopold Jordan, Transcribed by Lydia Micheaux Marshall, His Granddaughter, 1919
This collection contains 4 boxes of materials pertaining to both the Green and Jordan families. The Green family migrated to Rochester, New York from Red Bank, New Jersey. The Jordan name came from Anthony C. Jordan, a notable physician and public health leader who married Katherine Green. The materials date from 1878 to 1991, and letters, documents, photographs, books and newspapers.