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This is a newspaper article about a mix-up between black porters at two different Florence hotels. According to Florence historian Lee Freeman:…
These photographs were taken at the opening of Vogue House of Beauty in 1985.
This is a photograph of Joe Louis Duster, the first African American firefighter in the city of Florence, Alabama.
This is a 1969 photograph of Clifford Crenshaw, one of the first African American police officers in Florence.
These are ads for Perkins and Gray, barbershop. Florence historian Lee Freeman notes: "Constant, Jr., a son of Constant, Sr. and Victoria Perkins,…
This is a newspaper photograph of the Mademoiselle staff, including Bettie Hooks, Hattie Southward, Richard Anderson, Barbara Crenshaw, and Sarah…
This is a newspaper photo of the new 4-H Club officers at Barton Red Rock Elementary School, with Devon Hegler, Dean Goodloe, Rickey Estes, Clifford…
This is a newspaper advertisement for Mr. J.A.M. Kelly's boarding house in Florence, opposite the John F. Slater School.
This is a newspaper article about Martin Lee, who brought a few of his "stone peaches" to the editor of the Florence Republican.
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Reuben Hines, cotton grower
Porter mix-up
Photos from the opening of Vogue House of Beauty
Photograph of Joe Duster
Photograph of Clifford Crenshaw, Florence Police Department
Perkins and Gray barbershop
Newspaper photo of the Mademoiselle beauty salon staff
New 4-H Club officers from Barton Red Rock Elementary School
Mr. J.A.M. Kelly's boarding house in Florence
Martin Lee's peaches