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A Series of newspaper articles chronicling the Saturday, June 18, 1966 shooting of Rev. Robert Gregory, pastor of Morning Side Missionary Baptist…
A letter to the editor of the Waukesha Journal, of Waukesha, Wisconsin, of Wednesday, April 12, 1890, written by Mrs. S. B. Bradley, a resident of…
A Thursday, July 14, 1960 report that an unnamed 4-year-old African-American boy was the first recorded Polio victim in Lauderdale County in 1960 and…
A series of Florence (AL) Herald crime reports involving local African-Americans, 1900-1903. Founded in 1886 as the bi-weekly Florence Wave, which…
A Series of newspaper articles and other documents on the early years of the Tennessee Valley Community Church. This congregation was founded as…
A Thursday, September 3, 1953 Florence (AL) Herald article reporting that two young boys, Herman Ingram, 10 and Charles Butler, 12, had rescued two…
The Thursday, September 17, 1953 edition of Florence (AL) Herald editor Harold S. May's "The Passing Parade" column, which contained short…
A report from the Florence (AL) Herald of Wednesday, June 8, 1959 that employees of the Reynolds Metals Company Alloys and Reduction plants had raised…
A Thursday, June 20, 1957 Florence (AL) Herald report that PFC Charles A. Burge of 224, North Circular Road, Florence, son of Mr. and Mrs. DL Burge,…
A Thursday, June 4, 1964 Florence Herald report that Florence native PFC Robert L. Noel, US Army, a son of Mrs. Susie A. Rolet of Florence, was…
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The June 18, 1966 Shootings of Rev. Robert Gregory and Dewey Armstrong at Morning Side MB Church
Thoughts on Slavery by a former Florence-Lauderdale Slaveholder in 1890 from a letter titled "Florence."
Negro Boy First Victim of Polio
Crime Reports from the Florence (AL) Herald, 1900-1903.
The Early History of the Tennessee Valley Community Church
Negro Boys Rescue Two Aged Negro Women
The Passing Parade
Workers Donate to School Fund
PFC Charles A. Burge
PFC Robert L. Noel Serves in Army