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University magazine from the Rochester Institute of Technology includes an article regarding two Black museum professionals, Leah Green and Kayla Jackson.

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Two copies of the same issue from Ramsey County Historical Society's serial publication. The headline article, written by Nieeta L. Presley, is as follows:

Traveling Without Aggravation--How Victor H. Green Changed Travel for Black Americans. Green Book Locations in the Historic Rondo Community (1940-1956).

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Flyer describes the history of Rondo, in brief. Also included dates and scheduled programming for community celebration event.

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Neon green souvenir booklet.

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Anniversary booklet to commemorate the formation of the Credjafawn Social Club. The original charter members of the Credjafawn Social Club were as follows: (C)arolyn E. Johnson; (R)uth Gillam; (E)valyn Kelly; Ly(D)ia Jones; Huron (J)ulian Shelton; Georgia(A) Lee MccRight; (F)ern Pope; Lonnie C(A)rter; John La(W)rence; and (N)ilee Luckie. On November 6, 1927, they invited 25 new members, including Cora Belle and John Banks. The club colors were pale yellow and orchid.

Scope and Contents Booklet contains information regarding settlement houses in St. Paul, MN, with particular regard to these five: Merriam Park Community Center, at 2000 St. Anthony Ave; Capitol Community Services, 741 Holly Ave; Old Neighborhood House, 229 E. Indiana Ave; Merrick Community Center, 715 Edgerton St.; and Hallie Q. Brown Community House, 553 Aurora Ave. These organizations operated as fellow members of the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers. Booklet describes why these...