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722 Items

Eddie Faye Gates (off-camera on the left) and survivors Wess Young, Sr., and Otis Granville Clark sitting at a bar in Washington, District of Columbia

Eddie Faye Gates with Mabel B. Little, autographing her book, and an unidentified individual at the Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Maceo Peevyhouse in a suit and hat, with gloves clasped in one hand

Unidentified older woman

Two unidentified men

Mildred Peevyhouse Williams and her son Lloyd H. Williams, Jr., who is in a band uniform, copy 1 of 2

Two unidenitifed older men in formal dress

Unidentified young girl and Kenneth Earl Bolton

The Frisco Railroad, that separated the white and black residents of Tulsa

Eddie Faye Gates with musician and Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Hal "Cornbread" Singer, in Paris, France; Copy 3 of 4

Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Mary Street Walton in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Unidentified train on train tracks

Survivors Otis Granville Clark, Thelma Thurman Knight, and Robert Holloway (all seated) with Representative Melvin "Mel" Luther Watt, and Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, standing behind them in Washington, District of Columbia

Eddie Faye Gates business card printed on white card stock

Unidentified man in a suit

Unidentified woman showing off garden flowers

Ken Hollis and Rose Kennedy with unidentified man at a community meeting on the Tulsa Race Massacre; Copy 1 of 2

Reproduction of Tulsa Race Riot, 1921

Eddie Faye Gates standing at the reception desk of a hotel in Poland, holding a brochure for Warszawa

Maxine Johnson and Joe Williams, at the Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma