Box Number	Folder Number	Folder Title	Dates
Box 7		Photographs from 3-ring binder (1 of 3)
	1A -1	“Main Street- Fayette, Mississippi”	1970
	1A-2	“Fayette, Mississippi Town Square, Confederate Soldier Memorial (“Ole Jeff Davis”)”	1970
	1A-4	“Ramberg, Charles H. C-I” [Ramberg in U.S. Capitol Police uniform]	1968
	1A-5	“Charles H. Ramberg”	1970
	1A-6	“Charles H. Ramberg”	1970
	1A-7	“Charles Evers at Hollywood Baptist Church”	1969
	1A-8	“Election Campaign”	1969
	1A-9	“Inauguration - J. P. Willie Thompson administers oath”	July 7, 1969
	1A-10	“Charles Evers - Judge of the Fayette Police Court”	1969
	1A-11	“Dale Walton (Knights of the Green Forest, Tupelo, Mississippi) escorted to city court by Thomas Washington”	September 1969
	1A-12	“Fayette Police Court - hearing for Dale Walton, charged for attempted murder”	n.d.
	1A-13	“Fayette Police Court - hearing for Dale Walton, charged for attempted murder”	n.d.
	1A-14	“Fayette Police Court - hearing for Dale Walton, charged for attempted murder”	n.d.
	1A-15	“Fayette Police Court - hearing for Dale Walton, charged for attempted murder”	n.d.
	1A-16	“Jefferson County Court House Court Room - Dale Walton charges went here. No indictment issued”	n.d.
	1A-17	“Dale Walton’s Car (day of hearing)”	n.d.
	1A-18	“Fayette Police Court (2 sessions A. B.) - Thomas Washington, Martha Wood, A. D. Ballard, C. E. Vanderson	September-October 1969
	1A-19	“Fayette Police Court - Prentice Hall Film Crew”	October 1969
	1A-20	“Fayette Police Court - Monroe Jenkins and Bo Truly”	September 1969
	1A-21	“Fayette Police Court”	September 1969
	1A-22	“Fayette Police Court - Aussie Nichols”	October 1969
	1A-23	“Fayette Police Court”	September 1969
	1A-24	“Mass Meeting - Hollywood Baptist Church”	1969-1970
	1A-25	“Mass Meeting - Hollywood Baptist Church”	1969-1970
	1A-n.a.	[negative of Charles Evers]	n.d.
	1A-n.a.	[negative of photograph 1A-2]	n.d.
	1A-n.a.	“Fitting Family Picture”	n.d.
	1B-26	“Charles Evers - Printed, Jet Magazine”	n.d.
	1B-27	[Photo of Charles Evers and Charles Ramberg]	n.d.
	1B-28	[Photo of Charles Evers and Charles Ramberg]	n.d.
	1B-29	[Photo of Charles Evers and Charles Ramberg]	n.d.
	1B-30	“March 28, 1970 - Charles Ramberg”	March 28, 1970
	1B-31	[March 28, 1970, Charles Ramberg, Charles Evers, and unidentified person]	March 28, 1970
	1B-32	[March 28, 1970, Charles Ramberg, Charles Evers, and unidentified person]	March 28, 1970
	1B-33	[March 28, 1970, Charles Ramberg, Charles Evers, and unidentified person]
	1B-34	“Willie McBride”[Civil Rights Protestors carrying signs that read “We are Not Niggers, Marie”]	n.d.
	1B-35	“Port Gibson, Mississippi”[Civil Rights Protestors carrying signs that read “Hey White Folks, Let my people go”]	November 1969
	1B-36	“Liberty Rd, Adams Co.”	1970
	1B-37	“J. B. Williams”	n.d.
	1B-38	“Jackson, Mississippi”	n.d.
	1B-39	“Near Aberdeen, Mississippi” [KKK graffiti]	n.d.
	1B-40	“Mendenhall, Mississippi”[unidentified white male in front of car]	n.d.
	1B-41	[Photo of Alexander Hall with bullet holes in windows after May 1970 shootings at Jackson State College”]	May 1970
	1B-42	[Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol Logo]	n.d.
	1B-43	“Mendenhall, Mississippi” [Mississippi Highway Patrolmen with helmets and shotguns]	February 1970
	1B-44	[Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol Logo]	n.d.
	1B-45	[Picture of unidentified Mississippi Highway Patrolmen]	n.d.
	1B-46	[Picture of unidentified Mississippi Highway Patrolmen]	n.d.
	1B-47	“J. P. Carl Brown - Dist 5. Lorman, Mississippi”	1969
	1B-48	“Yank Jackson on Section II - school land, Adams County, Mississippi”	1969
	1B-49	“Yank Jackson on Section II - school land, Adams County, Mississippi”	1969
	1B-50	“Carl Werner - Fayette Fire chief”	1969
		Photographs from 3-ring binder (2 of 3)
	2A-51	“Ed Cole”	n.d.
	2A-52	“Baroni, CE - Sheraton Park: Washington, D.C.”	December 1969
	2A-53	“Ed Cole”	n.d.
	2A-54	[Charles Evers, Ed Cole, and unidentified man]	n.d.
	2A-55	“Wilbur Bell”	n.d.
	2A-56	“Marie Patton, Clara Gearing, and Augusta Ballard”	n.d.
	2A-57	“Marie Patton, Clara Gearing, and Augusta Ballard” (different pose)	n.d.
	2A-58	“Early Lott, Thomas Washington, and J. D. Washington”	n.d.
	2A-59	[Charles Ramberg, unidentified officer, and unidentified woman]	n.d.
	2A-60	“Marie Walker and Jimmie Walker”	n.d.
	2A-61	[Fayette Police Officers]	n.d.
	2A-62	[Fayette Police Officers]	n.d.
	2A-63	“Leroy Thomas”	n.d.
	2A-64	“Shirley MacLaine, Crossing at the Mississippi”	n.d.
	2A-65	“Shirley MacLaine, Crossing at the Mississippi”	n.d.
	2A-66	“Gil Jonas, John Doar, C. E., Shirley, (People Clothing), Ann Rockefeller Pierson at Natchez Airport”	n.d.
	2A-67	“Gil Jonas, John Doar, C. E., Shirley, (People Clothing), Ann Rockefeller Pierson at Natchez Airport”	n.d.
	2A-68	“Gil Jonas, John Doar, C. E., Shirley, (People Clothing), Ann Rockefeller Pierson at Natchez Airport”	n.d.
	2A-69	“Sister Elise”	n.d.
	2A-70	“Sister Marie Elise - Young Voices”	n.d.
	2A-71	“Ken Adams - YMCA Men’s Clubs”	n.d.
	2A-72	“Thanksgiving 1969”	1969
	2A-73	[photo of unidentified African American men standing]	n.d.
	2A-74	“Mrs. Mallard’s Daughter”	n.d.
	2A-75	“Betty Anderson”	n.d.
	2B-76	“Lillie Lee”	n.d.
	2B-77	“Chuck Hicks”	n.d.
	2B-78	“Tommy Bryant”	n.d.
	2B-79	“Tommy Bryant- Medalist”	n.d.
	2B-80	“Tommy Bryant and Lenny Parrisch”	n.d.
	2B-81	[Charles Ramberg in a photo with men and women standing in front of a building]	n.d.
	2B-82	“Charles Haynes, C. E., Janet Kahn, Jack Cheney, and Dennis Masyczek”	Novmber 12, 1969
	2B-83	“Alice Beal”	n.d.
	2B-84	“Bing Tai and Bob Bindschadler”	January 1970
	2B-85	“Alice Beal, Daphne Warburg, Ann Nieland, F. Morrissey, the kid who wanted a job with the town”	n.d.
	2B-86	“Leontyne Price- Jackson Concert”	April 26, 1970
	2B-87	“Small child and dolls - Fayette Town Hall”	December 1969
	2B-88	“Small child and dolls - Fayette Town Hall”	December 1969
	2B-89	“Elizabeth, Benjamin Isaac, Clara White (Jefferson County)	1970
	2B-90	“Election campaign”	1969
	2B-91	[Group of Black men with protest signs]	n.d.
	2B-92	“Frank Clark”	n.d.
	2B-93	“Frank Clark”	n.d.
	2B-94	[Frances Jones’ Dad]	n.d.
	2B-95	“Frances Jones’ Dad”	n.d.
	2B-96	“Frances Jones’ Dad”	n.d.
	2B-97	[Group of unidentified African American youths posing for a group photo]	n.d.
	2B-98	[unidentified African American man and boy sitting by store]	n.d.
	2B-99	“Mr. Hugh Davis, Mr. Charles White, Mr. C. O. Reese Jr.,-rte 28 near Hazlehurst, MS”	April 20, 1970
		Photographs from 3-ring binder (3 of 3)
	3A-100	“Jesse James Jr., + 10” [African American family outside of shack with woman placing clothes on a hanger to air dry]	n.d.
	3A-101	“Jesse James Jr., + 10” [African American family sitting on porch]	n.d.
	3A-102	[unidentified African American child cleaning rug outside a shack]	n.d.
	3A-103	[unidentified African American family outside their house sitting on porch]	n.d.
	3A-104	“Ann Nieland and friends at Mrs. Allan Ford Home”	May 1969
	3A-105	“Tommy Bryant and Fayette Scouts”	n.d.
	3A-106	“Eddie Reed”	October 1969
	3A-107	“Ricky Wescott and Cathy Stein”	n.d.
	3A-108	[Photo of the construction of a house]	n.d.
	3A-109	[unidentified African American men at work in a field]	n.d.
	3A-110	[unidentified white male with African American children]	n.d.
	3A-111	[unidentified white male with African American children painting a board]	n.d.
	3A-112	[unidentified African Americans sitting under porch]	n.d.
	3A-113	[photo of African American demonstrators protesting outside store]	n.d.
	3A-114	“D-X Gas Station, Washington, Mississippi” [photo of “colored” on door sign]	August 1969
	3A-115	[unidentified older white men in front of store]	n.d.
	3A-116	[unidentified African American men sitting at work site]	n.d.
	3A-117	“Ann Nieland and friends at Ms. Allan Ford home”	1969
	3A-118	[photo of unidentified older African American male inside building]	n.d.
	3A-119	[photo of unidentified older African American male standing outside a building]	n.d.
	3A-120	[photo of unidentified older African American male inside building with men standing by him]	n.d.
	3A-121	“U.S. 80 East of Jackson, Mississippi”	January 1970
	3A-122	“February 1970” [photo of an inscription at the Jefferson Industrial Park Vocational Training School]	1970
	3A-123	[Postcard of the Fayette, Mississippi Confederate memorial]	n.d.
	3A-124	[Postcard of the Fayette, Mississippi Confederate memorial]	n.d.
	3A-125	[photo of Charles Evers at a rally]	n.d.
	3B-126	“Roger C. Geoghegan”	n.d.
	3B-127	[photograph of group of unidentified African American Women sitting at a table making dolls]	n.d.
	3B-128	[photograph of two African American women at work making dolls]	n.d.
	3B-129	[photograph of group of African American men at work posing for group photograph]	n.d.
	3B-130	[photograph of unidentified African American man working on light switch]	n.d.
	3B-131	[photograph of a group of African American youths on the porch of a house]	n.d.
	3B-132	“Fred Green and Friends”	n.d.
	3B-133	“Johnny Harris, Litha MacDonald, and Mamie Emfinger”	n.d.
	3B-134	[photograph of unidentified African American woman at a convention]	n.d.
	3B-135	[photograph of unidentified African American woman at a convention]	n.d.
	3B-136	“Lena Gitter”	n.d.
	3B-137	[photograph of a white girl playing with dolls]	n.d.
	3B-138	[photograph of woman and child]	n.d.
	3B-139	[photograph of unidentified white woman]	n.d.
	3B-140	“NOLA” [New Orleans, Louisiana]	February 1970
	3B-141	“Thanksgiving 1969” [unidentified African American woman standing at a convention]	1969
	3B-142	“Lake Providence, Louisiana. Evelyn Brown and Friends (Democratic Party)”	April 14, 1970
	3B-143	“Lake Providence, Louisiana Evelyn Brown and Friends (Democratic Party)”	April 14, 1970
	3B-144	[photograph of two African American children at restaurant]	n.d.
	3B-145	“Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, Tougaloo College”	November 1969
	3B-146	“Mardi Gras 1970, NOLA”	1970
	3B-147	“Jackson, Mississippi, Moratorium, motorcade car, Carl Schoolman” [picture of a man standing outside car with protest sign that reads “why go to Vietnam to be in hell when you can stay here in Mississippi and still be there”?]	October 15, 1969
	3B-148	“Paranoia” [photograph of truck driving down highway]	n.d.
	3B-149	“Paranoia” [photograph of truck driving down highway]	n.d.
	3B-150	[photograph of a house, taken at night]	n.d.
Box 8	1-151	“MHSP emblem” [Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol]	n.d.
	1-152	“Charles Evers as municipal judge with gavel”	n.d.
	1-153	“Charles Evers as municipal judge with gavel”	n.d.
	1-154	“Charles Evers as municipal judge with gavel”	n.d.
	1-155	“Charles Evers as municipal judge with gavel”	n.d.
	1-156	“Lena Gitter Portrait”	n.d.
	1-157	“Lena Gitter Portrait”	n.d.
	1-158	“Lena Gitter Portrait”	n.d.
	1-159	“Gitter, Lee, Mackel”	n.d.
	1-160	“Child with Fayette dolls”	n.d.
	1-161	“Child with Fayette dolls”	n.d.
	1-162	“Child with Fayette dolls”	n.d.
	1-163	“LCCRUL - Jackson Office” [Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law]	n.d.
	1-164	“LCCRUL Jackson attys, Len Cavise, Barbara Shwartz crossing E Capitol St”	n.d.
	1-165	“Alice Beal”	n.d.
	1-166	“Evers at Hollywood Church”	n.d.
	1-167	“Fayette Confederate Soldier Statue”	n.d.
	1-168	“Fayette Confederate Soldier Statue”	n.d.
	1-169	“Fayette Confederate Soldier Statue”	n.d.
	1-170	“Sister Elise”	n.d.
	1-171	“John Bell Williams and Coliseum focus rally”	February 1970
	1-172	“John Bell Williams and Coliseum focus rally”	February 1970
	1-173	“Frances Jones’ dad”	n.d.
	1-174	“Frances Jones’ dad”	n.d.
	1-175	“Ed McBride and Ed Cole at Gulfport stadium”	July 1971
	1-176	“Ed Cole and Johnny Dunbar”	1970
	1-177	“Ed Cole and CHR on community center tract” [Charles Henry Ramberg]	1970
	1-178	“Al Deal training cops”	1970
	1-179	“Al Deal training cops - C. E. and Chas Humprey in background”	n.d.
	2-180	“Hwy dept workmen remove“Welcome Fayette” sign	1970
	2-181	“Betty Anderson”	n.d.
	2-182	“Betty Anderson”	n.d.
	2-183	“Lofton Mason- sold land to RNA, ran for supervisor”	1971
	2-184	“Girl in NOLA” [New Orleans, Louisiana]	February 1970
	2-185	“Fayette man power program-brick layer”	n.d.
	2-186	“Fayette man power program-brick layer”	n.d.
	2-187	“Fayette man power program-Karns and Secretaries”	n.d.
	2-188	“Fayette man power program-Ms. Mackel and helper with dolls”	n.d.
	2-189	“Fayette man power program-Ms. Mackel and helper with dolls”	n.d.
	2-190	“Fayette man power program-Ms. Mackel and helper with dolls”	n.d.
	2-191	“Fayette man power program-making rugs”	n.d.
	2-192	“Fayette man power program-pinning training, toys on wall”	n.d.
	2-193	“Fayette Enterprises”	n.d.
	2-194	“Fayette Industrial Park”	n.d.
	2-195	“Fayette Vo Tech school”	n.d.
	2-196	“Ed Cole and Marie Patton with machine”	n.d.
	2-197	“Evers rally in Jackson-children near signs”	n.d.
	2-198	“Fayette street scene-people on bench on Main St”	n.d.
	2-199	“Charles Evers”	1971
	2-200	“Coretta Scott King at Woodville Rally”	1971
	2-201	[Coretta Scott King and Charles Evers]	1971
	3-202	“Fayette, 7 July 1969”	1969
	3-203	“Demonstrators with sign at Fayette Chronicle”	n.d.
	3-204	“Ed Cole and donated shop equipment at Liddell High School”	1969-1970
	3-205	“Ed Cole and donated shop equipment at Liddell High School”	1969-1970
	3-206	“Ed Cole and donated shop equipment at Liddell High School”	1969-1970
	3-207	“Willie Boy and ‘we are not niggers’ sign”	n.d.
	3-208	“Pritchard confers with MHSP”	July 1970
	3-209	“Lenny Panisch and Tommy Bryant on Fayette street corner”	n.d.
	3-210	“Alice Beal”	n.d.
	3-211	“Alice Beal”	n.d.
	3-212	“Alice Beal”	n.d.
	3-213	“Charles Henry Ramberg”	n.d.
	3-214	“Charles Henry Ramberg”	n.d.
	3-215	“Natchez, summer 1969”	1969
	Folder 4 216-232	All the photographs are of the groundbreaking ceremony and subsequent construction of ITT Thompson Industries in Fayette, Mississippi.	1970
	Folder 5 233-250	“Fayette learning dolls.” [All the photographs are of the Fayette manpower program where the women of the community learn to make dolls.]	1970
	Folder 6 251-265	These photographs pertain to the Evers campaign for Governor of Mississippi. (Photograph of Coretta Scott King with Charles Evers and a picture of Fannie Lou Hamer are also included).	1971
		Coretta Scott King with Charles Evers (photographs 251-252; 257)	n.d.
		Fannie Lou Hamer with unidentified man (photograph 262)	n.d.
	Folder 7 266-292	Photographs of Evers’ gubernatorial campaign rallies.	n.d.
	Folder 8 293-325	Photographs from Evers campaign trails. Including photographs from:	1971
		Noxubee County polling places (photographs 293-303)	n.d.
		Bolivar County Whistlestop rally (photograph 324)	n.d.
		the Drew, Mississippi store where JoEtha Collier was shot (photograph 320-321)	n.d.
		C. J. Duckworth at Batesville Church Rally in October 1971 (photograph 312-316)	n.d.
		Charles Evers at Jackson Headquarters and rallies (photographs 304-311; 317-319)	n.d.
		Charles Evers with Howard Lett at WJDX Radio (photographs 322-323)	n.d.
Box 9	Folder 1 326-331	The photographs are from a KKK meeting in Lake, Mississippi.	August-October 1971
	Folder 2 332-341	The photographs are miscellaneous prints that include pictures of families, children, men, and women at work.	ca. 1971
	Folder 3 342-359	The photographs are of KKK graffiti (photographs 352-353), a beaten-up Rankin County jail inmate (photographs 358-359); houses and fields.	1969-1971
	Folder 4 360-388	This folder contains photographs from the Democratic National Convention in Miami, Florida. Photographs taken of Rev. Jesse Jackson are also included (photographs 376-381).	1972
	Folder 5 389-423	This folder contains photographs of Forrest, Mississippi. Mostly of children in front of their homes and of people in the town.	1972
	Folder 6 424-456	This folder contains photographs from August-September 1972. Photographs of residents from Edward and Yazoo, Mississippi (photographs 433-436; 440-444) and photographs from a Jackson NAACP office meeting. Photographs include ones of J. M. M. McGowan, J. P. W. B. Ellis, Rudy Shields, and Atty. Griffin Norquist, all of Yazoo, Mississippi. Also included are photographs of Yazoo County habeas corpus hearing, Iris Rothman at voter registration meeting, and John Curry and Edwards, Mississippi scenes.	1972
	Folder 7 457-484	This folder contains photographs from September-October 1972. Photographs of the Spiro Agnew rally in Jackson (photographs 459-464), Itta Bena, Mississippi bank and railroad station; Roxie Main St. and railroad; Jefferson Academy in Washington, Mississippi; trip with Bryan and Sue to Lauderdale County (photograph 477); Becky and Eddie Jayne’s trial (photographs 480-482); and Jackson Capitol Street scenes (photographs 459-464).	1972