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Eddie Faye at train station, Okmulgee

Eddie Faye Gates and Jack Henderson, MLK, Jr. Parade

J.D. Wesley, Marzetta (wife), Carmella Brown Johnson (nurse), Eddie Faye Gates

Unidentified people at a table next to a Christmas tree

Kris Axtman, Christian Science Monitor, and Gladys Haynes at the First Wednesday Reading Club meeting at hostess Eddie Faye Gates' home

Reproduction of Merton Houston's photo of an unidentified woman in the Vernon A.M.E. Church parking lot on Greenwood Ave, early 1900s scene

The Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma

A close-up of Verneice Dunn Sims, Michael Rosenbaum, Senior Producer for 60 Minutes II, and Eddie Faye Gates; Copy 3 of 3

Reproduction of Tulsa Race Riot, 1921 destruction; photo from Sand Springs Leader Newspaper, part 1 of 3

Eddie Faye Gates, pictured third from the right, with nine unidentified individuals for the Pennies Project to decorate the heritage house on Greenwood for the North Tulsa Heritage Foundation

Reproduction of Tulsa Race Riot, 1921 destruction; photo from Sand Springs Leader Newspaper, part 2 of 3

Unidentified individuals and decorated cars, one with a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women (partially obscured) sign

Reproduction of Tulsa Race Riot, 1921 destruction; photo from Sand Springs Leader Newspaper, part 3 of 3

Reverend B.S. Roberts and Joe Williams at a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women's club meeting

Kris Axtman, Christian Science Monitor, and Eddie Faye Gates at the First Wednesday Reading Club meeting at hostess Eddie Faye Gates' home

Reproduction of Merton Houston's photo of the west side of Greenwood Ave, 1921

Margaret Garner and Mildred Ramsey playing a Communications Game at a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women's meeting

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Woody Crumbo

Reproduction of Merton Houston's photo of KATY Railroad and the corner building on Archer Street on the west side of Greenwood Ave, 1921

Eddie Faye Gates and three unidentified individuals at a North Tulsa Business and Professional Women's meeting