Political ephemera, undated

Summary Box 1: Folder 1: Pamphlets from various organizations around Baltimore City such as the “Baltimore Urban League” and “The Council for Cultural Progress.” Folders 2, 3: Consists of historic churches throughout Baltimore City such as the Sharp Street Memorial United Methodist Church founded in 1802 and the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church founded in 1848. Folder 4: Community events and local advertising of the 1980s. Folders 5, 6: Concerts and Entertainment: “The Arena Players” and “The Vocal Arts Ensemble” performance October, 1982. “The Lois J. Wright Memorial Concert Series” of 1983- 1985, and the 1984 “National Black Music Symposium Program.” Folders 7, 8: The Fine Art of local composer, painter, and writer Virginia Jackson Kiah and the program of the ceremonial dedication of the Thurgood Marshall Sculpture, May 1980. Folders 9-13: Funeral programs for Lillie May Jackson, Thurgood Marshall, Clarence Mitchell, Carl Murphy, and Verda M. Freeman Welcome.

Summary Box 2: Folder 1-3: Funeral programs. Folder 4: Journal of Black Church History and Thought, vol. 2, no. 4, 1984. Folder 5: 1982 report from Annapolis by Delegate Howard Rawlings of Baltimore City, also a lineup of the 1982 Maryland General Assembly. Folder 6: Features a reprint of The Crisis A record of the Darker Races from November 1911- October 1912. The Lillie Carroll Jackson Museum and The Herbert M. Frisby Historical Society, Inc. publication. Folders 7: Programs of the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the “DuBois Circle” and the 1978 Maryland State Poetry Society Annual Banquet. Folder 8: Political ephemera, campaign flyers of Kurt Schmoke, Howard Rawlings, Otis Lee, Tony Fulton, Ralph Hughes and others. Folders 9, 10: Commencement programs and events literature from Maryland high schools and colleges.