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Calendar photo and bio for Samuel L. Brewer
This is a calendar photo and biography of Samuel L. Brewer, member of the Alabama A&M Athletic Hall of Fame.
"Prominent businessman Bob Goldston dies"
This is an article about the life of Bob Goldston, who passed away in 2007.
"A Negro who Fled to Florence to Make Fortune, Succumbs"
This is a newspaper article about John C. Claybrook, who grew up in Florence but fled at an early age.
Letter from Bob Carl Bailey
This is a letter written by Bob Carl Bailey announcing his resignation from board appointments and organizations because he accepted a job with Governor Fob James.
Achievement Certificate for Bobby Goldston
Award given to Bobby Goldston and Family Ford Sales INC for outstanding business achievement. Award given by Black Enterprise Magazine
Achievement Certificate for Bobby Goldston
Award given to Bobby Goldston and Family Ford Sales INC for outstanding business achievement. Award given by Black Enterprise Magazine
Letter from Dallas Brown to his mother, Zuma Brown of Cherokee.
This is a letter written by Sgt. Dallas Brown, stationed in San Fransisco, California, to his mother Zuma Brown in Cherokee, Alabama. It was written in 1944.
Percy Casey, death notices and funeral expenses
These are obituaries for Percy Casey from 1902, and a letter to the newspaper from his mother, Mary Casey, thanking the African American Knights of Pythias for donating fifty dollars towards Casey's funeral.
City of Florence commemoration letter for Joe Duster
This is a commemoration letter from the City of Florence to Joe Duster to recognize his book, Let Not Your Heart be Hardened, which chronicles his life and recounts his experience as the first African American firefighter in Florence.
People who you Don't Know
This is a list of Burrell graduates along with their achievements.
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