Notebooks: two case notebooks and one personal notebook, 1930 - 1975

The collection constitutes a skeletal outline of the interests and activities of an ardent feminist. The case books serve as an index to some of Miss Brown's cases, but give limited information about them. The personal notebook consists of newspaper clippings and quotations that Miss Brown found interesting. The correspondence is limited to four pieces and although sparse, these serve as an indicator of the influence that Miss Brown wielded in Baltimore. Her speeches deal primarily with housing problems and mirror her role as a community leader. The forty newspaper clippings reflect bits and pieces of Miss Brown's career and certain aspects of the Women's' Rights struggle.