Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
Mss 265	Part 2 (Mss 265, Micro 795, Audio 807A): 1977 Additions, 1936-1978 Physical Description: 7.6 cubic feet (19 archives box), 1 partial-reel of microfilm (35 mm), and 15 tape recordings Scope and Content Note A continuation of Part 1, these additions document Highlander's activities primarily between 1966 and 1971. Minutes, reports, correspondence, financial materials, workshop materials, clippings, and other records concerning Highlander's civil rights workshops; participation in the Poor People's Campaign in Washington, D.C. in 1968; establishment of the Appalachian program; efforts to begin a multi-racial program with Chicanos in the West and Puerto Ricans, blacks, and Appalachians in Chicago; worry over increasing repression in the country; continuing troubles with governmental investigations; and other activities. Also included are fifteen audio recordings documenting work in the 1950s, particularly the citizenship program in South Carolina's Sea Islands. Arranged in a similar manner to the Original Collection, these additions are in seven series: EARLY RECORDS (containing just a few documents from the 1930s and 1940s); ADMINISTRATIVE FILES; GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE; SUBJECT FILES; PUBLICATIONS; CLIPPINGS; and AUDIO RECORDINGS. In general, the documentation seems less complete than in Part 1, the original segment of the collection. Correspondence is primarily to and from Myles Horton and C. Conrad Browne, Highlander administrative director, while the work of other staff is represented mainly through formal reports rather than working files.
	Series: Early Records
Box 92 Folder 1	Samuel Everett correspondence regarding the Committee on the Community School, 1936-1937
	Song books
Box 92 Folder 2	Everybody Sings (ILGWU)
Box 92 Folder 2	Everybody Sings!
Box 92 Folder 2	People's Songs (3 issues), 1947 January and May; 1948 September
Box 92 Folder 2	Pioneer Youth Song Book (cover only)
	Publications
Box 92 Folder 3	“Field Classes for Labor Unions, An Experiment in Workers' Education,” 1937
Box 92 Folder 3	“What Everyone Should Know About the Union, Number 2: How the Union Works,” 1937
	Series: Administrative Files	⇧
Box 92 Folder 4	Constitution and by-laws, 1969
Box 92 Folder 5	Policy statements, 1966, 1970
Box 92 Folder 6	Annual reports and related materials, 1974-1978
Box 92 Folder 7-10	Board of Directors minutes, lists, reports, and memoranda 1968-1971
Box 92 Folder 11	Staff meeting minutes, 1967, 1970
Box 92 Folder 12	Activities calendar, 1970-1971
	Financial materials
Box 92 Folder 13	Reports and miscellaneous, 1966-1971
Box 92 Folder 14	“Program Book,” 1965-1966, 1971
Box 93 Folder 1-2	Income journals, 1966 September 1-1968 August 31
Box 93 Folder 3-4	Disbursement journals, 1966 September 1-1968 August 31
Box 93 Folder 5	Monthly balance sheets, 1968-1971
	Personnel
Box 92 Folder 15	General, 1970, undated
Box 92 Folder 16	Board and staff résumés and biographical information
Box 92 Folder 17	Retirement plan, 1965-1968
Box 92 Folder 18	Myles Horton's retirement, 1969
Box 92 Folder 19	Insurance, 1963-1971
Box 92 Folder 20	Property: ownership and repairs, 1965-1971
Box 92 Folder 21	Highlander's records, 1966, 1969-1970
Box 92 Folder 22	Research library, 1965-1967, 1971
	Series: General Correspondence	⇧
Box 94 Folder 1	Unidentified correspondence
Box 94 Folder 2	A - miscellaneous
Box 94 Folder 3	Adams, Frank 1969-1970
Box 94 Folder 4	Attwood, William 1961-1962, 1966
Box 94 Folder 5	Austin, Richard Cartwright 1966-1968
Box 94 Folder 6	B - miscellaneous
Box 94 Folder 7	Bates, Scott 1966-1971
Box 94 Folder 8	Becker, John 1965-1971
Box 94 Folder 9	Beecher, John 1966-1970
Box 94 Folder 10	Bernstein, Daniel J. 1965-1966
Box 94 Folder 11	Bikel, Theodore 1967
Box 94 Folder 12	Bishop, Walter and Ruby 1966-1971
Box 94 Folder 13	Blake, Herman 1967-1968
Box 94 Folder 14	Blossom, Fred 1965-1967
Box 94 Folder 15	Bond, Julian 1968-1970
Box 94 Folder 16	Boyle, Kay 1966-1970
Box 94 Folder 17	Branstetter, Cecil 1969
Box 94 Folder 18	Brooks, David and Toby 1966-1971
Box 94 Folder 19	Brubeck, Dave 1964, 1970
Box 94 Folder 20	C - miscellaneous
Box 94 Folder 21	Cadle, Mary and Tillman 1965-1970
Box 94 Folder 22	Carawan, Guy and Candie 1966-1971
Box 94 Folder 23	Carpenter, Ted 1970-1971
Box 95 Folder 1	Clark, Michael 1968
Box 95 Folder 2	Clark, Sam 1966-1968
Box 95 Folder 3	Clark, Septima 1966-1970
Box 95 Folder 4	Clyde, Ethel 1965-1971
Box 95 Folder 5	Cobb, Alice 1966-1971
Box 95 Folder 6	D - miscellaneous
Box 95 Folder 7	Day, Gardiner 1964-1971
Box 95 Folder 8	E - miscellaneous
Box 95 Folder 9	Easterling, Edith 1968-1971
Box 95 Folder 10	Elam, Stanley 1966-1967
Box 95 Folder 11	F - miscellaneous
Box 95 Folder 12	Farley, Edward S. 1966-1970
Box 95 Folder 13	Faulk, John Henry 1969-1971
Box 95 Folder 14	Foster, Frank and Mary 1966-1971
Box 95 Folder 15	Frazier, Howard 1966-1971
Box 95 Folder 16	G - miscellaneous
Box 95 Folder 17	Gitt, Jesse 1969-1970
Box 95 Folder 18	Gomillion, Charles Goode, Dr. 1966-1971
Box 95 Folder 19	Gott, Peter and Polly 1967-1969
Box 95 Folder 20	Greene, Maxine 1966-1971
Box 96 Folder 1	H - miscellaneous
Box 96 Folder 2	Holland, Al 1967-1971
Box 96 Folder 3	Horton, Aimee 1967-1971
Box 96 Folder 4	I - miscellaneous
Box 96 Folder 5-6	Intra-staff memoranda and correspondence, 1964-1971
Box 96 Folder 7	J - miscellaneous
Box 96 Folder 8	Jenkins, Esau 1966-1971
Box 96 Folder 9	Johnson Foundation (regarding "Sounds of Poverty"), 1967-1968
Box 96 Folder 10	Jones, Lewis 1968-1970
Box 96 Folder 11	Justus, May 1966-1971
Box 96 Folder 12	K - miscellaneous
Box 96 Folder 13	Kerness, Elton and Bonnie 1967-1970
Box 96 Folder 14	Kobak, Sue and John 1969-1971
Box 96 Folder 15	Kuenzli, Al 1970
Box 96 Folder 16	Kunstler, William 1968
Box 96 Folder 17	L - miscellaneous
Box 97 Folder 1	Lamont, Margaret 1964-1970
Box 97 Folder 2	Lasker, Morris 1964-1970
Box 97 Folder 3	Lee, Maryat 1970
Box 97 Folder 4	Liveright, A.A. “Sandy,” 1966-1969
Box 97 Folder 5	Ludwig, Tom 1966-1970
Box 97 Folder 6	Lynch, Alice 1966-1971
Box 97 Folder 7	Lynch, Ed and Pat 1967-1971
Box 97 Folder 8	M - miscellaneous
Box 97 Folder 9	Mayer, Albert 1967-1968
Box 97 Folder 10	Meacham, Stewart 1966-1971
Box 97 Folder 11	Millar, Charles (Detroit) 1967-1968
Box 97 Folder 12	Miller, Joe 1968-1971
Box 97 Folder 13	Mitchell, Morris R. 1965-1970
Box 97 Folder 14	Montgomery, Kenneth and Lucy 1966-1968
Box 97 Folder 15	Mulloy, Joe and Karen 1967-1970
Box 97 Folder 16	N - miscellaneous
	Netherlands
Box 97 Folder 17	General, 1966-1971
Box 98 Folder 1	de Sabloniere, Margrit 1966-1971
Box 98 Folder 2	van Stapele, Monique 1968-1969
Box 98 Folder 3	O - miscellaneous
Box 98 Folder 4	P - miscellaneous
Box 98 Folder 5	Poor People's Embassy, 1969
Box 98 Folder 6	Posey, Buford 1966-1971
Box 98 Folder 7	Pratt, George D. 1965-1971
Box 98 Folder 8	R - miscellaneous
Box 98 Folder 9	Rapoport, Bernard 1969-1971
Box 98 Folder 10	Requests for Assistance in Financing or Setting Up Workshops, 1965-1967, 1970
Box 98 Folder 11-12	Requests for information, visits and work 1966-1971
Box 98 Folder 13	Reynolds, Malvina 1967-1971
Box 98 Folder 14	Rogers, Walter and Elizabeth 1967-1970
Box 98 Folder 15	Romasco, Albert and Anne 1966-1970
Box 98 Folder 16	Rowe, Franklin R. 1966-1971
Box 99 Folder 1-2	S - miscellaneous
Box 99 Folder 3	Salter, John R., Jr. 1966-1967
Box 99 Folder 4	Sarvis, Alva T. 1966-1967
Box 99 Folder 5	Saunders, Bill 1966-1971
Box 99 Folder 6	Schneiderman, Bea 1964-1970
Box 99 Folder 7	Sir, Joe 1967
Box 99 Folder 8	Smathers, Eugene, Reverend 1967
Box 99 Folder 9	Stone, Norman Clement and Karen 1966-1971
Box 99 Folder 10	T - miscellaneous
Box 99 Folder 11	Tanner, Hilda 1967-1971
Box 99 Folder 12	Tanzman, Harriet 1968-1971
Box 99 Folder 13	Thompson, John B. 1966-1971
Box 99 Folder 14	U and V - miscellaneous
Box 99 Folder 15	W - miscellaneous
Box 99 Folder 16	West, Don 1966-1969
Box 99 Folder 17	Wexler, Haskell 1967-1970
Box 99 Folder 18	Willimetz, Emil and Joie 1967-1970
Box 99 Folder 19	Willis, Jack 1968
Box 99 Folder 20	Wolfe, George and Bee 1967-1971
Box 99 Folder 21	X, Y, Z - miscellaneous
Box 99 Folder 22	Yoon, Benjamin Hyun, Reverend 1968
	Series: Subject Files	⇧
	Addresses and speeches, 1965-1970 Note: See "Conferences, meetings, speeches and trips" for staff members' speeches.
Box 100 Folder 1	Blake, Herman
Box 100 Folder 1	Caudill, Harry M.
Box 100 Folder 1	Clark, Mike
Box 100 Folder 1	Easterling, Edith
Box 100 Folder 1	Fessler, Donald R.
Box 100 Folder 2	Adult Degree program for Appalachians at Goddard, 1971
Box 100 Folder 3	Adult Education Association, 1965-1970
Box 100 Folder 4	American Civil Liberties Union in Tennessee, 1966-1971
Box 100 Folder 5	American Friends Service Committee, 1966-1970, undated
Box 100 Folder 6	Appalachian Field Study Center (Thorsten Horton, Union for Research and Experimentation in Higher Education) 1966-1968
Box 100 Folder 7	Appalachian field trip reports - Myles Horton, 1967-1969
Box 100 Folder 8	Appalachian Project, 1965-1967
	Appalachian Self-Education Project
Box 100 Folder 9	Correspondence, 1967-1970
Box 100 Folder 10	Reports and miscellaneous documents, 1968-1971
Box 100 Folder 11	Notes and drafts, undated
Box 100 Folder 12	Potential staff, 1968-1969
Box 100 Folder 13	Appalachian Studies programs, 1967-1968
Box 100 Folder 14	Appalachian volunteers, 1966-1969
Box 100 Folder 15	Arthur Morgan School, 1965-1969
Box 100 Folder 16	Association of World Colleges and Universities, 1970-1971
	Attacks and investigations
Box 100 Folder 17	General, 1961-1970
Box 100 Folder 18	“Dial-A-Diatribe,” 1965-1967
Box 101 Folder 1	Cas Walker and stolen Highlander documents, 1966-1967
Box 101 Folder 2	Free speech meeting, 1967 January 26
	Proposed State of Tennessee investigations, 1967-1968
Box 101 Folder 3	General papers
Box 101 Folder 4	Clippings
Box 101 Folder 5	Citizens' Crusade Against Poverty - Southern Rural Action Project, 1968
Box 101 Folder 6	James Coleman interview with Myles Horton regarding community organizing, 1968
Box 101 Folder 7	Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA), 1971
Box 101 Folder 8	Community school, 1968
Box 101 Folder 9	Conference to Counter Repression, Highlander 1971 June 19
	Conferences, meetings, speeches and trips
	Myles Horton Note: See also "Appalachian field trip reports - Myles Horton."
Box 101 Folder 10-11	General, 1966-1971
Box 101 Folder 12	Conference on White Organizing, Washington, D.C. 1967 February
Box 101 Folder 13	Amherst lecture, 1967 April 27-29
Box 101 Folder 14	Western trip, 1968 November-1969 February
Box 101 Folder 15	Western and Chicago trip, 1970 January-February
Box 101 Folder 16	Western trip, 1970 August
Box 101 Folder 17	Missouri Association for Social Welfare Annual Conference, 1970 October
Box 101 Folder 18	Western and Chicago trip, 1971 February
Box 101 Folder 19	Netherlands trip, 1971 March-April
	Myles Horton and Conrad Browne
Box 101 Folder 20	New York trip, 1967 June
Box 101 Folder 21	Cincinnati fundraising meetings, 1969 May 20 and November 10
Box 101 Folder 22	Washington, D.C., reception (with staff) 1969 October 24
Box 102 Folder 1	New York reception (with staff), 1969 October 26
Box 102 Folder 2	Scarsdale reception, 1970 February 22
	Conrad Browne
Box 102 Folder 3	General, 1966-1971
Box 102 Folder 4	New York trip, 1966 November
Box 102 Folder 5	Virginia trip, 1969 January
Box 102 Folder 6	Mike Clark - European trip, 1970-1971
Box 102 Folder 7	Frank Adams - general, 1971
Box 102 Folder 8	Miscellaneous
Box 102 Folder 9	Congress for Appalachian Development, 1966-1967
Box 102 Folder 10	Consumer Federation of America (Howard Frazier), 1970-1971
Box 102 Folder 11-13	Council of the Southern Mountains (CSM), 1966-1971
Box 102 Folder 14	Delta ministry, 1965-1970, undated
Box 102 Folder 15	(Fifth) Ecumenical Workshop on Social Change, 1971
Box 102 Folder 16	Elderly program, 1971
Box 103 Folder 1	Fayette - Haywood work camps, 1966-1971
Box 103 Folder 2	Festival of American Folklife, Washington, D.C. (Joyce Dukes and Florence Reece) 1971
Box 103 Folder 3	Regarding films, 1966-1971
Box 103 Folder 4	FOCIS (Federation of Communities in Service), 1968-1969
Box 103 Folder 5	Freedom Fund (“We Shall Overcome” money), 1966
Box 103 Folder 6	Freedom Information Service, 1967
Box 103 Folder 7	Friends World College, 1966-1971
	Fundraising Note: See also "Conferences, meetings, speeches and trips."
	Appeals
Box 103 Folder 8	General, 1965-1971
Box 103 Folder 9	Adams-Bennett letter, 1966
Box 103 Folder 10	Fire insurance substitutes, 1967-1970
	Benefits
Box 103 Folder 11	Art auction, 1964
Box 103 Folder 12	King sculpture, 1969-1970
Box 103 Folder 13	Pete Seeger concert, Chicago 1967
Box 103 Folder 14	Bequests, 1965-1971
Box 103 Folder 15	Capital Fund Campaign, 1969-1971
	Committees
Box 103 Folder 16	Chicago, 1966-1967
Box 103 Folder 17	West Coast, 1966-1969
Box 103 Folder 18	Contributors lists
Box 103 Folder 19	Foundations and corporations, 1961-1971
Box 103 Folder 20	Liveright Memorial contributions, 1969-1970
Box 103 Folder 21	Program proposals, 1968-1969, undated
Box 104 Folder 1	Stock transactions, 1962-1966
Box 104 Folder 2	Tax exemption, 1957, 1970
Box 104 Folder 3	Miscellaneous documents, 1969-1970
Box 104 Folder 4	Grimke-Brown Coalition, 1968-1970
Box 104 Folder 5	Housing (Chris Ahrens, OEO-STAP) 1969
Box 104 Folder 6	Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, 1966-1969
Box 104 Folder 7	Knoxville, Tennessee 1963, 1966-1971
Box 104 Folder 8	Knoxville College incident, 1968
Box 104 Folder 9	Koinonia Farm, 1966-1971
Box 104 Folder 10	Law Center for Constitutional Rights, 1968
Box 104 Folder 11	Liberty House (Poor People's Corporation), 1966-1968, undated
Box 104 Folder 12	Marrowbone Folk School, 1967-1971
Box 104 Folder 13	Metropolitan Associates of Philadelphia, 1968
Box 104 Folder 14	Miscellaneous papers regarding repression, 1968, undated
Box 104 Folder 15	(George) Mitchell Scholarship Fund, 1967-1968
Box 104 Folder 16	Mountain Summer Arts, 1968
Box 104 Folder 17	Moving Ahead Together (MAT), Dayton, Ohio (Al Holland) 1966-1967
	Music
	Festivals and workshops
Box 104 Folder 18	SSOC Music workshop, 1966 November 17-19
Box 104 Folder 19	Penny Festivals, Atlanta, Georgia 1967-1968
Box 104 Folder 20	Soul Roots Festivals, Atlanta, Georgia 1967-1968
Box 104 Folder 21	Appalachia Music Jamboree, 1967 August 25-26
Box 104 Folder 22	Mountain Music Weekend workshop, 1967 December 1-3
Box 104 Folder 23	Evening of Music, 1968 August 30
Box 104 Folder 24	Appalachian Mountain Festival, Knoxville 1968 November 4
Box 105 Folder 1	National Folk Festival, Knoxville 1969 October 16-18
Box 105 Folder 2	Workshop, 1969 October 19-21
Box 105 Folder 3	Workshop on Appalachian Folk Music and Education, 1970 December 11-13
Box 105 Folder 4	Miscellaneous items, 1965-1966
Box 105 Folder 5	National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, 1967-1970
	National Conference for New Politics, 1967
Box 105 Folder 6	Pre-convention papers
Box 105 Folder 7	Convention and post-convention papers
Box 105 Folder 8	National Education Association, 1966-1970, undated
Box 105 Folder 9	Operation Freedom, 1966-1972
Box 105 Folder 10	Patrons of Housing, Berea, Kentucky 1967
Box 105 Folder 11	Penn Community Services, 1966-1970
Box 105 Folder 12	Poor People's Campaign, 1968 Note: See also "Workshops: Poor People's Cultural Workshop, 1968 May 20-June 29"
	Poor People's Self-Help Corporation Note: See "Council of the Southern Mountains."
	Publicity Note: See also "Conference, meetings, speeches and trips."
Box 105 Folder 13	Editorial Conference, 1969 July 12
Box 105 Folder 14	Mailing lists and reports, 1962, 1964, undated
Box 105 Folder 15	Mimeo materials, 1966-1971
Box 105 Folder 16	Miscellaneous items, 1966-1970
Box 105 Folder 17	News releases, 1967-1968
Box 105 Folder 18	Tom Bledsoe book, 1969
Box 106 Folder 1	Reference letters used in publicity, 1964-1969
Box 106 Folder 2	Resource information, undated
Box 106 Folder 3	Settlement institutions of Appalachia, 1969-1970
Box 106 Folder 4	Society for Study of Residential Adult Education, 1967-1968
Box 106 Folder 5	Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), 1969-1970, undated
Box 106 Folder 6-8	Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF), 1966-1971
Box 106 Folder 9	Southern Legal Action Movement, 1969-1971, undated
Box 106 Folder 10	Southern Regional Council, 1967, 1971
Box 106 Folder 11	Southern Student Organizing Committee, 1966-1969
Box 106 Folder 12	Southwest Georgia Project, 1970
Box 106 Folder 13	Sponsors, 1966-1969
Box 107 Folder 1	Spring Conference, 1966-1971
Box 107 Folder 2	Steering Committee Against Repression, 1967-1970
Box 107 Folder 3	Strip mining, 1971
Box 107 Folder 4	Student Woodlawn Area Project (SWAP), 1966
Box 107 Folder 5	Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 1966-1968
Box 107 Folder 6	Suncoast Progress, St. Petersburg, Florida 1967-1968
Box 107 Folder 7	Swedish Project (Foreign Aid to American Poor), 1969-1970
Box 107 Folder 8	Tennessee Commission on Human Development, 1967-1971
Box 107 Folder 9	Tennessee Commission on Human Relations, 1964-1970
Box 107 Folder 10	Union for Experimenting Colleges and Universities, 1970-1972
Box 107 Folder 11	United Farm Workers (UFW), 1967-1971
Box 107 Folder 12	Vietnam Summer, 1967
Box 107 Folder 13	Virginia Council on Human Relations, 1967-1970, undated
	Visitors
Box 107 Folder 14	Gardiner M. Day visit, 1966
Box 107 Folder 15	John Henry Faulk visit, 1969
Box 107 Folder 16	Friends World Institute tours, 1967-1968 Note: See also "Friends World College."
Box 107 Folder 17	Mr. Lavanam visit, 1966
Box 108 Folder 1	Putney graduate tours, 1967
Box 108 Folder 2	Saskia Van Der Muelen visit, 1968
Box 108 Folder 3	Miscellaneous tour groups and individuals, 1966-1970
Box 108 Folder 4	Vocations for Social Change (George Brosi), 1968, 1971
Box 108 Folder 5	Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA), 1968-1970
Box 108 Folder 6-7	Western program, 1968-1971, undated Note: See also "Workshops: Workshop on Social Movements, 1971 April 26-28."
Box 108 Folder 8	Williams, Charlie 1968-1969
	Work camps
Box 108 Folder 9	International Voluntary Service Camp at Friendship Center, Bryson City, North Carolina 1967 July 1-22
	Workshops
Box 108 Folder 10	Appalachian Community Leadership workshops, 1967 January-December
Box 108 Folder 11	Fitzgerald, Georgia, workshop 1967 February 21-24
Box 108 Folder 12	Appalachian series, 1967 March 31-April 9
	Bolivar County, Mississippi, Political Campaign workshops 1967 April 12-May 10
Box 108 Folder 13	Reports
Box 108 Folder 14	Workshop materials (listed)
Box 108 Folder 15	Workshop materials (unlisted)
	Candidate training workshops, 1967 September 22-24 and September 29-October 1
Box 109 Folder 1	Correspondence and reports
Box 109 Folder 2	Workshop materials
Box 109 Folder 3	West Virginia Mountain Project VISTA trainees, 1967 October 20-23
Box 109 Folder 4	College workshop, 1968 January 6-7
Box 109 Folder 5	Community Development Foundation workshop, 1968 January 29-February 2
Box 109 Folder 6	Proposed West Virginia Tax workshop, 1968 February
Box 109 Folder 7	Communications workshop, Johns Island 1968 April 6-7
Box 109 Folder 8	Mountain Cadre Training workshop, 1968 April 15-18
Box 109 Folder 9	City, County, and State Candidates workshop, Fitzgerald, Georgia 1968 May 16-19
Box 109 Folder 10	Poor People's Cultural workshop, Resurrection City, Washington, D.C. 1968 May 20-June 29
Box 109 Folder 11	Boone County Association for the Needy (B-CAN) Leadership (West Virginia Mountain Project), 1968 May 31-June 2
Box 109 Folder 12	Southern Conference Educational Fund/Southern Mountain Project Cadre, 1968 June 4-7
Box 109 Folder 13	Community Organizing Group from Athens, Georgia 1968 September 19-22
Box 109 Folder 14	Appalachian Community Leadership workshops, 1968 October 18-21 and 25-27
Box 109 Folder 15	Council of the Southern Mountains workshop for community action staff, 1969 March 20-21
Box 109 Folder 16	Unidentified workshop, 1969 June
Box 109 Folder 17	Proposed workshop, Fitzgerald, Georgia 1969 Summer
Box 109 Folder 18	Humanist workshop on Appalachia(cancelled), 1969 August 24-31
Box 109 Folder 19	Mountain and Chicago Appalachian workshop, 1969 October 31-November 2
Box 109 Folder 20	Building Strong Community Groups, 1970 February 6-8
Box 109 Folder 21	Multi-racial workshop for American Poor, 1970 April 20-24
Box 109 Folder 22	Appalachian workshop on Small Discussion Groups, 1970 May 22-24
Box 109 Folder 23	Appalachia workshop, 1970 November 27-29
Box 109 Folder 24	Appalachia Studies workshop, University of North Carolina 1971 February 19-21
Box 109 Folder 25	Workshop on Social Movements, 1971 April 26-28
Box 110 Folder 1	Communications workshop, 1971 July 9-11
Box 110 Folder 2	Legal Rights workshop, 1971 August 13-15
Box 110 Folder 3	Mountain Youth workshop, 1971 October 8-10
	Writings
Box 110 Folder 4	General, undated
Box 110 Folder 5	Adams, Frank Scope and Content Note "Education for Social Change," an abridged version of the summary chapter of Unearthing Seeds of Fire "University Reform and Community Education"
Box 110 Folder 5	Horton, Aimee Scope and Content Note "The Highlander Folk School: Pioneer of Integration in the South," reprint from Teachers College Record, 1966 December Flashlight-Herald articles, 1963 August 24, September 14, November 9 "To Young Negroes" (a poem), 1966
Box 110 Folder 5	Horton, Myles Scope and Content Note New South Student articles, 1968
Box 110 Folder 5	Ludwig, Tom? Scope and Content Note "Education at Highlander Center, Knoxville, Tennessee," 1968?
Box 110 Folder 5	McCormick, Richard L. Scope and Content Note "Daniel P. Moynihan and the Negro Family: The Case Against Black Power," Amherst College Course Paper, 1967
	Series: Publications	⇧
Box 110 Folder 6	Ain't You Got A Right, (songs) compiled by Guy Carawan 1967 April
Box 110 Folder 6	Highlander Center, A Gathering Place in Appalachia
Box 110 Folder 6	Highlander ... where the action is, 1967
Box 110 Folder 6	Highlander's New Home, A Progress Report 1974
Box 110 Folder 6	Sowing on the Mountain (songs), 1967 November and 1972 August Note: 2 versions
Box 110 Folder 6	Strip Mining in East Kentucky / by Mike Clark, 1971
Box 110 Folder 6	Today's Highlander Program, 1969 and 1971 Note: 2 versions
Box 110 Folder 6	What Is Highlander Research and Education Center?, 1967
Micro 795	Series: Clippings, 1968-1976 Note: Added to end of reel. The final item on this reel is a copy of the September 2, 1976 Grundy County Herald (published at Tracy City, Tennessee) which was devoted to the history of the area where Highlander Folk School was located from 1932 to 1961.	⇧
Audio 807A	Series: Audio Recordings	⇧
Mss 265 Box 110 Folder 7	Content notes on tapes; compiled by researcher John Glen
	Adult Education Association - Residential Adult Education Section
Audio 807A/1	Proceedings of business meeting, 1960 October 16 Scope and Content Note: Chaired by Myles Horton; primarily concerning plans for future conferences.
	Attacks and investigations
Audio 807A/2	Myles Horton reports informally to Highlander staff on the Eastland hearings, 1954 March Scope and Content Note: Discusses his testimony and that of Paul Crouch, Jim Dombrowski, Aubrey Williams, and Virginia Durr. Note: See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
	Publicity
Audio 807A/3	Radio program, “Alma John and the Homemakers' Club,” 1956 May 8 Scope and Content Note: Broadcast from New York station WWRL. Program guests were Myles Horton, Rosa Parks, and Reverend Richard Stenhouse and discussion centered on Mrs. Parks and the Montgomery bus boycott.
	Sea Islands
Audio 807A/4	Septima Clark, 1955? Scope and Content Note: An oral essay by Clark on the historical background of the Sea Islands with information on agriculture, schools, housing and living conditions. This is followed by a report on her recent activities in the Islands.
Audio 807A/5	Interviews, circa 1955 Scope and Content Note: By an unidentified interviewer with Micah Jenkins, chairman of the [White] Citizens' Council of Charleston, South Carolina, and with another man, probably Creighton Frampton, Charleston Superintendent of Schools, in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision banning segregated schools. Both men dislike the decision, feel it impinges on their individual rights, and feel that the NAACP is communist-inspired. Following the interviews is a portion of a speech by an unidentified man (possibly Stanley Morse, president of the Grass Roots League of Charleston) charging that integrationists are revolutionaries and linking African-American leaders with communism. (Mr. Jenkins is identified on the tape; the other names are written on the box as is the statement "Recorded at Johns Island."
Audio 807A/6	Report by Septima Clark and Bernice Robinson?, 1956 February 6 Scope and Content Note: Report of a workshop at Johns Island which concerned cooperatives, voting and registration, and housing.
Audio 807A/7	Septima Clark introduces Johns Island students, circa 1957 Scope and Content Note: Students are from the Highlander Adult School on Johns Island. They give their opinions of the school. This is followed by singing and the awarding of a certificate to each student.
Audio 807A/8	Unidentified meeting
Audio 807A/8 (continued)	Meeting on St. Helena's Island, 1958 May 5 Scope and Content Note: Meeting of local farmers featuring speeches by Philip T. Seabrook, county farm agent, Mrs. Louise Johnson, county home demonstration agent, and Esau Jenkins who encouraged his listeners to form a voters club.
Audio 807A/9	Meeting on Edisto Island, 1958 circa June 10 Scope and Content Note: Meeting of an Edisto Island local club with Solomon Brown presiding and Esau Jenkins speaking.
Audio 807A/9 (continued)	Meeting on Johns Island Scope and Content Note: Beginning of a meeting the next night of the club on Johns Island.
Audio 807A/10	Meetings of Local Clubs, 1958 July Scope and Content Note: The Wadmalow meeting featuring a talk by Esau Jenkins is followed by the beginning only of an Edisto Island meeting. Also contains a Johns Island meeting.
Audio 807A/11	Charleston Heights workshop on Voting and Registration, 1958 September 22 Scope and Content Note: Organized by Mrs. Mary Lee Davis, featuring talks by Septima Clark, Esau Jenkins, and others.
Audio 807A/12	Report by Septima Clark, circa 1959 March Scope and Content Note: Report on activities in the Sea Islands since early December. In the final part of the tape she answers written questions concerning leadership training as applied in the Islands. Note: See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
Audio 807A/13	Palmetto Voters Association Annual Meeting, Johns Island 1959 Scope and Content Note: Includes speeches by Esau Jenkins, Reverend Glover, and attorney John H. Wright.
	Workshops
Audio 807A/14	United Nations workshop group discussion, 1954 August 7 Scope and Content Note: Led by Myles Horton and concerning leadership development.
Audio 807A/15	25th Anniversary workshop, 1957 September 2 Scope and Content Note: Featuring reports from workshop sub-groups, a general discussion of Highlander's program and future by John Thompson and Myles Horton, speeches by Aubrey Williams and Martin Luther King Jr., a tribute to volunteer workers by Septima Clark, and songs by Pete Seeger.