Found 10 Results | Grand Rapids History Center

Grand Rapids Public Schools Black History Month, guide for administrators, principals, and teachers, 1985

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Dates: 1985

Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

African American in the Furniture City : the struggle for civil rights in Grand Rapids / Randal Maurice Jelks. Urbana, Il. : Univ. of Illinois Press, 2006.

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Dates: no date

Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

African American in the Furniture City : the struggle for civil rights in Grand Rapids / Randal Maurice Jelks. Urbana, Il. : Univ. of Illinois Press, 2006. Copy 2. P2006.018.

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Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

Bogus Democracy Examined and Exposed. Speech of Hon. D.C. Leach, of Michigan, Mar. 14, 1860. House. Slavery. Bound with Waldron Speech “Modern Democracy.” Formerly M326.L46. 00.[1490].1

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Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

De Facto Segregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan : a Study of Segregation in Housing, 1940-1960 / Antony F. Weits, Calvin College. Student Paper for History 400. May 1973. Formerly M301.54.W439d. 00.[2859].1

File — Box: 1, Folder: 4.5

Dates: no date

Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

Fifty Years in Slavery in the United States / Harry Smith. G.R. : West Michigan Printing Co., 1891. Formerly M326.973.Sm58f. 00.[1488].1

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Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

Free Negro Owners of Slaves in the United States in 1830, together with Absentee Ownership of Slaves in the U.S. in 1830 / Carter G. Woodson. Washington, D.C. : Assoc. for the Study of Negro Life and History, 1924. Formerly R929.373.W868fo. 00.[0926].1.

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Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

Integration : a school program in the Campau Area : report to the Board of Education, the staff and the community / by the Campau School Committee. Interracial Committee, Council of Society Agencies of Grand Rapids & Kent County, Mich. Apr. 1953. 00.[3294].1

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Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

Leaven for Doughfaces, or Threescore and Ten Parables Touching Slavery / by a former resident of the South [Darius Lyman, jr. Cincinnati : Bangs & Co., 1856. Reference material only.

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Dates: no date

Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

Modern Democracy : against the Union, the Constitution, the Policy of our Fathers, and the Rights of Free Labor : Speech of Hon. Henry Waldron, of Michigan, Apr. 26, 1860. Formerly M326.L46. Bound with Leach Speech “Bogus Democracy” 00.[1491].1

File — Box: 1, Folder: 4

Dates: no date

Found in: Grand Rapids History Center / Collection 249, Grand Rapids Public Library African American history collection / Series I. General Published or Unpublished Books, Papers, Speeches

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Grand Rapids Public Schools Black History Month, guide for administrators, principals, and teachers, 1985

African American in the Furniture City : the struggle for civil rights in Grand Rapids / Randal Maurice Jelks. Urbana, Il. : Univ. of Illinois Press, 2006.

African American in the Furniture City : the struggle for civil rights in Grand Rapids / Randal Maurice Jelks. Urbana, Il. : Univ. of Illinois Press, 2006. Copy 2. P2006.018.

Bogus Democracy Examined and Exposed. Speech of Hon. D.C. Leach, of Michigan, Mar. 14, 1860. House. Slavery. Bound with Waldron Speech “Modern Democracy.” Formerly M326.L46. 00.[1490].1

De Facto Segregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan : a Study of Segregation in Housing, 1940-1960 / Antony F. Weits, Calvin College. Student Paper for History 400. May 1973. Formerly M301.54.W439d. 00.[2859].1

Fifty Years in Slavery in the United States / Harry Smith. G.R. : West Michigan Printing Co., 1891. Formerly M326.973.Sm58f. 00.[1488].1

Free Negro Owners of Slaves in the United States in 1830, together with Absentee Ownership of Slaves in the U.S. in 1830 / Carter G. Woodson. Washington, D.C. : Assoc. for the Study of Negro Life and History, 1924. Formerly R929.373.W868fo. 00.[0926].1.

Integration : a school program in the Campau Area : report to the Board of Education, the staff and the community / by the Campau School Committee. Interracial Committee, Council of Society Agencies of Grand Rapids & Kent County, Mich. Apr. 1953. 00.[3294].1

Leaven for Doughfaces, or Threescore and Ten Parables Touching Slavery / by a former resident of the South [Darius Lyman, jr. Cincinnati : Bangs & Co., 1856. Reference material only.

Modern Democracy : against the Union, the Constitution, the Policy of our Fathers, and the Rights of Free Labor : Speech of Hon. Henry Waldron, of Michigan, Apr. 26, 1860. Formerly M326.L46. Bound with Leach Speech “Bogus Democracy” 00.[1491].1

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