African Americans--Education

Photographs, correspondence, and clippings of the Curtis family from Boston, Massachusetts.

Diaries, family correspondence, financial records, etc., of Anna Louise James, the first African American woman licensed as a pharmacist in Connecticut.

Correspondence, photographs, travel journals, etc., of Caroline Phelps Stokes and Olivia Egleston Phelps Stokes, daughters from a wealthy and religious New York City family.

Correspondence, speeches, etc., of Charlotte Hawkins Brown, educator and founder of the Palmer Memorial Institute in Sedalia, North Carolina.

Correspondence, articles, book reviews, etc., of Cora May Trawick Court, educator.

Correspondence, articles, speeches, etc., of Dorothy Childs Cross Remington Zeiger, educator and first white teacher at Central State College, a predominantly black institution in Wilberforce, Ohio.

Biographical data on some of the African-American students who attended Radcliffe College between 1898 and 1933.

Correspondence, photographs, photograph albums, genealogical information, certificates, diplomas, and yearbooks of the Wood Family, including educator and school administrator Gladys S. Wood.