Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
	Photographs
Box 1 Item 1	Youth workshop in the Highlander Library with Septima Clark
Box 1 Item 2	Children's camp, Highlander, with Charis Horton
Box 1 Item 3	Children's camp, Highlander
Box 1 Item 4	Summer work camp: Repairing buildings
Box 1 Item 5	Children's camp, Highlander, during civil rights period
Box 1 Item 6	Children's camp
Box 1 Item 7	Youth camp, Highlander, sponsored by American Friends Service Committee
Box 1 Item 8	Youth camp, Highlander, with Hilda, Susi King, Laura King, Chris Horton
Box 1 Item 9	Highlander staff building
Box 1 Item 10	Highlander Community Center and Nursery School
Box 1 Item 11	Highlander Library
Box 1 Item 12	Highlander Film Center
Box 1 Item 13	Barton Cabin, Highlander Note: Named after John and Becky Barton, who were staff members at Highlander in the early 1930s.
Box 1 Item 14	Highlander Community Center and Nursery School Note: Duplicate of photo number 10.
Box 1 Item 15	Highlander Library
Box 1 Item 16	Highlander main building
Box 1 Item 17	Hiking trail back of the center with roses in bloom
Box 1 Item 18	Summerfield Cemetery
Box 1 Item 19	Unidentified workshop
Box 1 Item 20	Youth workshop
Box 1 Item 21	Children's camp, playing piano
Box 1 Item 22	Children's camp, cooking
Box 1 Item 23	Children's camp, with Charis Horton in the center
Box 1 Item 24-25	Young people at Children's camp
Box 1 Item 26	Highlander workshop with Bee Moulton, teacher at Highlander, right
Box 1 Item 27	Workshop during civil rights period
Box 1 Item 28	Youth camp for summer project: dancing
Box 1 Item 29	Unidentified
Box 1 Item 30	Youth workshop Note: Duplicate of photo number 20.
Box 1 Item 31	Youth group, Highlander
Box 1 Item 32-33	Youth group
Box 1 Item 34	Youth group with Charis Horton, center; Guy Carawan, rear of table
Box 1 Item 35	Unitarian Work Camp, Highlander Note: With Fred Lasse, center.
Box 1 Item 36	Summer work camp Note: With director, extreme left; Stan and Beth Kennedy; from Septima Clark, February 1981: Mary Todd sitting by Professor Kennedy, "now teaching in Cuba."
Box 1 Item 37	Summer work camp building and beach at lake, Highlander
Box 1 Item 38-39	Children's camp, Highlander
Box 1 Item 40-42	Children's campers in lake, Highlander
Box 1 Item 43	Campers in front of Highlander Library
Box 1 Item 44	Unitarian Work Camp, Highlander Note: Duplicate of photo number 35.
Box 1 Item 45	Children's camp and lake, Highlander
Box 1 Item 46	Children's camp, swimming, Highlander
Box 1 Item 47	Youth at Children's camp, Highlander
Box 1 Item 48	Campers and lake, Highlander
Box 1 Item 49	Children's camp and lake, Highlander Note: Duplicate of photo number 45.
Box 1 Item 50	Campers and lake, Highlander
Box 2 Item 51	Joint meeting, campers and adult workshop participants, Highlander circa 1958
Box 2 Item 52	Work campers cleaning Summerfield Cemetery across the road from Highlander
Box 2 Item 53	Campers and lake, Highlander
Box 2 Item 54	Children's campers in lake, Highlander Note: Duplicate of photo number 40.
Box 2 Item 55	Summer work camp Note: Duplicate of photo number 36.
Box 2 Item 56	Children's camp, Highlander, during civil rights period Note: Duplicate of photo number 5.
Box 2 Item 57	Unitarian Service camper
Box 2 Item 58	Buildings being assigned
Box 2 Item 59	State Park, Edisto Island, South Carolina Note: From Septima Clark, February 1981: Park on Edisto Island, South Carolina, closed in 1954 to keep from integration; "now blacks have bought and built there."
Box 2 Item 60	House on one of the coastal South Carolina islands
Box 2 Item 61	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 2 Item 62	Foster Falls near Highlander used for picnicking
Box 2 Item 63	Unitarian Service Committee camper
Box 2 Item 64	Work campers cleaning school grounds
Box 2 Item 65	Children's campers
Box 2 Item 66	Unitarian Service Committee campers, Highlander
Box 2 Item 67	Children's camp, Highlander lake
Box 2 Item 68	Work campers cleaning cemetery
Box 2 Item 69	Workshop for coal mine strikers from Wilder, Tennessee, Highlander circa 1933-1934 Note: Immediate foreground, Delphia Ford from Wilder (with halter); directly behind her to the right, J.D. Marlowe, a neighbor from the community.
Box 2 Item 70	Unitarian Work Camp
	Highlander investigation
Box 2 Item 71	May Justus testifying when Highlander was being investigated Note: Justus was Secretary-Treasurer of Highlander, next door neighbor and author of some 40 children's books based on mountain background.
Box 2 Item 72	Vera Campbell testifying during the Highlander investigation Note: Campbell was a former teacher in Grundy County, who came to the mountains with May Justus before Highlander Folk School was started in 1932.
Box 2 Item 73	Myles Horton testifying during a hearing for the Highlander investigation
Box 2 Item 74	State investigation of the Highlander Folk School with Bruce Bennett and Henry Lee Senter Note: At left, Bruce Bennett, who was instrumental in getting the legislature to approve the investigation, extreme right, State Representative, Henry Lee Senter from Bristol, Tennessee. Bruce Bennett, attorney general of the State of Arkansas and one of the top white supremacists at that time.
Box 2 Item 75	Investigator
Box 2 Item 76	Investigators
Box 2 Item 77	Bruce Bennett
Box 2 Item 78	Henry Lee Senter and Representative McCord
Box 2 Item 79	Legislative investigators with Henry Lee Senter, third from left
Box 2 Item 80	Henry Lee Senter
Box 2 Item 81	Mr. Kilgore, Postmaster from Tracy City, Tennessee, testifying at the hearing
Box 2 Item 82	Audience at hearing
Box 2 Item 83	Investigators
Box 2 Item 84	Bruce Bennett explaining a chart he had drawn Note: The chart shows Highlander as a center for what Bennett considered subversive individuals and groups in the South.
Box 2 Item 85	Investigating committee
Box 2 Item 86	Audience at investigation
Box 2 Item 87	Henry Lee Senter and Representative McCord Note: Duplicate of photo number 78.
Box 2 Item 88-89	Investigating committee
Box 2 Item 90	Henry Lee Senter
Box 2 Item 91	Investigating committee
Box 2 Item 92	Fannie Lou Hamer Note: Hamer was active in the civil rights period and later ran for the United States Senate on the Mississippi Democratic Party ticket.
Box 2 Item 93-96	Myles Horton Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright (to nos. 94-96). Note: Includes 2 copies (nos. 95-96) of one photograph.
Box 2 Item 97	Myles Horton and Catherine Winston, staff member
Box 2 Item 98	Myles Horton
Box 2 Item 99	Tom Ludwig Note: Staff member at Highlander and formerly in charge of work for the National Farmers Union in the late 1940s and 1950s.
Box 2 Item 100	Highlander staff meeting Note: From left to right; Tom Ludwig, Myles Horton, Catherine Winston, Zilphia Horton.
Box 3 Item 101	Myra Page Note: Author, who was both a student and teacher at Highlander.
Box 3 Item 102	Myles Horton speaking at a civil rights rally in Charleston, South Carolina
Box 3 Item 103	Staff members talking to Chester McCord
Box 3 Item 104	Guy Carawan on the left playing guitar
Box 3 Item 105	Don West, co-founder of Highlander
Box 3 Item 106	Tom Ludwig and Vida Cox, a neighbor of Highlander, who met at the school
Box 3 Item 107	Myles Horton
Box 3 Item 108	Alice Cobb Note: Staff member and workshop participant during civil rights period.
Box 3 Item 109	Claudia Lewis Note: Lewis, who started the Nursery School at Highlander in the early 1930s. She was from the Bank Street School, which helped set up the Highlander Community Nursery School.
Box 3 Item 110	Highlander staff meeting Note: Duplicate of number 100.
Box 3 Item 111	Staff member and participant during the Farmers Union period
Box 3 Item 112	Myles Horton
Box 3 Item 113	Horton near the school
Box 3 Item 114	Thorsten Horton and Septima Clark on the bluff back of the school Use Restrictions: R.N. Wagner holds copyright.
Box 3 Item 115	Alice Cobb; on the right, Bernice Robinson
Box 3 Item 116	School Integration workshop at Highlander Note: John B. Thompson, former teacher and board member on the left; Alice Cobb and Septima Clark on the right.
Box 3 Item 117	Myra Page and Dr. B.R. Brazeal, Dean, Morehouse College in Atlanta, and chairman of the Highlander Board at the time picture was taken in Horton house
Box 3 Item 118	Catherine Winston
Box 3 Item 119	Mikii Marlowe, office manager, on right
Box 3 Item 120	Tom Ludwig showing movies at Farmers Union workshop
Box 3 Item 121	Myles Horton welcoming members of the Oil Workers Union from Texas during CIO period
Box 3 Item 122	Myles Horton speaking at Farmers Union meeting in Alabama
Box 3 Item 123	Myles Horton, circa 1934
Box 3 Item 124	Zilphia Horton: cookout at Horton house
Box 3 Item 125	Myles Horton at CIO session
Box 3 Item 126-128	Myles Horton
Box 3 Item 129	Zilphia Horton talking to Oil Workers CIO School
Box 3 Item 130	May Justus speaking at the community meeting in front of Highlander, circa 1940s
Box 3 Item 131	May Justus in her own back yard near the school
Box 3 Item 132	Guy Carawan
Box 3 Item 133	Guy Carawan, right, talking to workshop participants during civil rights period
Box 3 Item 134	Guy Carawan
Box 3 Item 135	Textile Workers organizer, student at Highlander, and Zilphia Horton in front of the school
Box 3 Item 136	Citizenship School student on Johns Island in an abandoned country school with Myles Horton
Box 3 Item 137	Myles Horton speaking at a civil rights rally in Charleston, South Carolina Note: Duplicate of photo number 102.
Box 3 Item 138	Horton visiting Citizenship School sewing class for younger members; teacher, Bernice Robinson
Box 3 Item 139	Guy Carawan
Box 3 Item 140	Play at Highlander
Box 3 Item 141	Bernice Robinson Note: A former Highlander student, Robinson was the first teacher at the Citizenship School program, and later on the Highlander staff.
Box 3 Item 142	Esau Jenkins Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright. Note: Jenkins, whose request for help registering citizens on Johns Island provided the basis for the Citizenship School program, later became a board member and one of the most influential civil rights leaders in South Carolina.
Box 3 Item 143	Alice Cobb talking to a special staff member working with American Indians
Box 3 Item 144	Zilphia Horton with automobile worker from Memphis CIO School
Box 3 Item 145	Zilphia Horton welcoming CIO organizer from Arkansas at CIO School
Box 3 Item 146	Myles Horton with students, circa 1934
Box 3 Item 147	Final night, CIO School: George Guernsey, national CIO director, handing out certificates
Box 3 Item 148	Aimee Horton at Highlander Center in Knoxville, circa 1961
Box 3 Item 149	Hod Carriers Union and Workers Alliance, community meeting near the school late 1930s or 1940s Note: With Ralph Tefferteller, staff member, extreme right; Reverend William Eldridge, center, seated. On reverse: three small photos: 1) John Cleek speaking at meeting of Labor's Non-Partisan League; 2) Alton Lawrence; and 3) Estes Kefauver.
Box 3 Item 150	Hod Carriers Union and Workers Alliance Note: Organized labor's political conference of Grundy County and elected county slate of officers for the first time.
Box 4 Item 151	Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers session at Highlander 1940s Note: Organizers, Alton Lawrence and Charles Wilson, from left to right.
Box 4 Item 152	Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers session at Highlander 1940s Note: See reverse of photo number 149.
Box 4 Item 153	CIO School: meeting in the front of the school, 1930s
Box 4 Item 154	Unidentified
Box 4 Item 155	Local 840 UAW workshop, Highlander 1944 June Note: With Jim Pike, Sylvia McMillan and Charles "Bill" Dallance, left to right.
Box 4 Item 156	Student working on wall newspaper, CIO School
Box 4 Item 157	Clothing Workers session at Highlander
Box 4 Item 158	Chattanooga strike of packinghouse workers
Box 4 Item 159	Shell meeting in Chattanooga
Box 4 Item 160	Entrance to Highlander Library with CIO student in doorway
Box 4 Item 161	Industrial unionism: poster
Box 4 Item 162	“Craft Unionism,”
Box 4 Item 163	Shell rally, unknown location
Box 4 Item 164	Early CIO workshop at Highlander Note: Missing.
Box 4 Item 165	CIO workshop
Box 4 Item 166	Worker
Box 4 Item 167	Amalgamated Clothing workshop, Highlander
Box 4 Item 168	Shell workshop: Bessie Eldridge, staff member from the local community
Box 4 Item 169	Myles Horton leading discussion for, perhaps, CIO Rubber Workers 1940s
Box 4 Item 170	CIO School, 1940s
Box 4 Item 171	Estelle Thompson showing leaflet-making at CIO School Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 4 Item 172	Mary Lawrence Note: Highlander staff member, typist, organizing a co-op during a CIO session.
Box 4 Item 173	CIO session at Highlander: Gene Cotton, United Packinghouse Union, and Mary Lawrence
Box 4 Item 174	PAC discussion during CIO workshop Note: With Farmer Weber, standing, extreme right.
Box 4 Item 175	Union Conference, perhaps in Chattanooga Note: With Zilphia Horton, lower left.
Box 4 Item 176	CIO session, discussion of textile mill operation Note: Paul Christopher, state CIO director, who was also a board member and part-time teacher at Highlander, seated, extreme right.
Box 4 Item 177	CIO session, Highlander Note: With Frank McCallister, standing.
Box 4 Item 178	Farmers Union workshop at Highlander Note: Catherine Winston, staff member, handing out certificates; Jim Patton, president of the National Farmers Union, next to Myles Horton on the right.
Box 4 Item 179	Workshop discussion in front of school
Box 4 Item 180	Pre-CIO union session, circa early 1930s Note: Present are people from the community; second from the lower left is the oldest lady in the community, who was a neighbor.
Box 4 Item 181	Union workshop discussion led by Bill Elkuss, Highlander staff, probably
Box 4 Item 182	Automobile Workers workshop at Highlander with the regional director, third from left
Box 4 Item 183	Automobile workers, Highlander
Box 4 Item 184	Automobile workers
Box 4 Item 185	Outdoor Barbecue for students in community with Ike Church, neighbor of Highlander, tending the fire
Box 4 Item 186	Amalgamated Clothing Workers final night, Highlander
Box 4 Item 187	Claudia Lewis, Rosanne Walker, Alton Lawrence, left to right late 1930s
Box 4 Item 188	Workshop at Highlander, early 1930s Note: P.M. Horton, Myles Horton's father, on extreme left; Zilphia Horton, fifth from the left.
Box 4 Item 189	Farmers Union workshop at Highlander Note: Fred Lasse, head of the Highlander Film Center, second from the right.
Box 4 Item 190	Fred Lasse working in the Film Center
Box 4 Item 191	Farmers Union workshop at Highlander, probably Note: Catherine Winston, second from the left, top row; Elmslie Johnson, eighth, top row; tenth, Zilphia Horton; extreme right, Myles Horton.
Box 4 Item 192	Farmers Union workshop
Box 4 Item 193	Rubber Workers workshop Note: Discussion led by the public or educational director of the Rubber Workers Union.
Box 4 Item 194	CIO School at Highlander Note: Second from left, seated, Allan Haywood, one of the officials of the National CIO, talking to Paul Christopher, also seated.
Box 4 Item 195	Farmers Union workshop participants, Highlander
Box 4 Item 196	Unidentified
Box 4 Item 197	Hosiery Workers session at Highlander
Box 4 Item 198	Farmers Union Note: Smaller print of photo number 195.
Box 4 Item 199	Informal discussion, 1930s
Box 4 Item 200	Textile Workers meeting, probably in Chattanooga Note: Extreme left, Allen Barkin; standing, fourth from left, Roy Lawrence, the director of the Textile Workers campaign in the South; next to him Paul Christopher, who at that time was a North Carolina organizer of textile workers; bottom row: Zilphia Horton; Sidney Hillman, president of Amalgamated; Mrs. Roy Lawrence.
Box 5 Item 201	Myles Horton at a Tri-state Hosiery Workers conference in Chattanooga (or possibly a CIO meeting in Memphis) Note: Next to Horton on the left is Zilphia Horton.
Box 5 Item 202	CIO workshop
Box 5 Item 203	Meeting in front of Highlander, 1954 Note: Left, Dr. P.A. Stevens, Chattanooga, Highlander board member; next, Septima Clark; fourth, Catherine Winston; sixth, a neighbor from the community, Mrs. Mabee; next, Henry Shipherd; extreme right, Irene Osman, American Friends Service Committee, Washington, one of the consultants at the workshop on public school integration; second from right, Myles Horton.
Box 5 Item 204	Farmers Union workshop Note: Tom White, extreme left, the Tennessee legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors.
Box 5 Item 205	Farmers Union session at Highlander Note: Lou Krainock, Highlander staff member and former CIO organizer working with the Farmers Union, left with pipe; next, Dad Horton; extreme right, Bud Voight, who is connected with the Farmers Union educational program.
Box 5 Item 206	Final night, Rubber workers session
Box 5 Item 207	Charlie Wilson, extreme right Note: Wilson was a Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers national official, who was a student at Highlander in the early 1930s, later a member of the board.
Box 5 Item 208	Gordon Capp, Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) official
Box 5 Item 209	CIO session, Texas: attended primarily by participants from the Deep South
Box 5 Item 210	Rubber Workers workshop participants; Myles Horton, far left
Box 5 Item 211	CIO School Note: Bill Elkuss, left front on the lawn; Myles Horton, Mary Lawrence, and A.A. Liveright, a board member and occasional teacher at Highlander, are on the right.
Box 5 Item 212	Packinghouse Workers session in Highlander Note: Vice-President Russell Lasley, top row, right; Secretary-Treasurer, Hathaway, front row, second from left.
Box 5 Item 213	CIO official and his wife meeting with Zilphia and Myles Horton at Highlander
Box 5 Item 214	Packinghouse Workers, Highlander
Box 5 Item 215	Packinghouse Workers
Box 5 Item 216	Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Note: With organizer Anderson, right.
Box 5 Item 217-218	Packinghouse workers
Box 5 Item 219	CIO School Note: With Stewart Brock of the CIO, standing, extreme left.
Box 5 Item 220	Outdoor session
Box 5 Item 221	Len Antinick, lower right, and Catherine Winston, extreme right
Box 5 Item 222	CIO School at Highlander Note: Professor Peabody, former superintendent, of schools, Palo Alto; Professor Gremmen, who under another name wrote the Sacred Tooth Curriculum; George Guernsey, director of the Highlander workshop, extreme right.
Box 5 Item 223	Packinghouse session at Highlander Note: Gene Cotton, McKerney and editor of the Packinghouse Workers paper.
Box 5 Item 224	Pre-student at Highlander, early 1930s
Box 5 Item 225	Rubber Workers workshop participants
Box 5 Item 226	Textile workers Note: Upper left, Zilphia Horton; unknown individual; Joe Layton, textile organizer; Lucy Randolph Mason, public relations director for the textile campaign; Mr. Ramsey, Steel Workers organizer from Birmingham; Len Mason; Paul Christopher; Lucy Mason.
Box 5 Item 227	IUMM and SW Institute for Educational Techniques, 1947 December 6-9 Note: Jessie Dansby, red ore miner, Bessemer, Alabama and Jeff Hilton, Savannah, Georgia, putting on a skit.
Box 5 Item 228	CIO Tobacco Workers session, Highlander
Box 5 Item 229	John Ramsey, upper row, from left to right; Dr. Lillian Johnson, who donated original Highlander property to school; Everett Weatherspoon, Dodds Koepsel organizer, Atlanta; Tom White, Leather Workers Union and member of the Highlander board Myles and Charis Horton and, extreme left, Mike Albright
Box 5 Item 230	Mine, Mill and Smelters Union Note: Will Thomas, second on the right.
Box 5 Item 231	C. Marcus Conrad, grounds and farms in Georgia
Box 5 Item 232	CIO session
Box 5 Item 233	Three men looking over a pamphlet at Highlander Folk School
Box 5 Item 234	CIO group
Box 5 Item 235	Amalgamated Clothing Workers session Note: Bottom row, left to right, in striped blouse, Susie [unknown last name], from the Educational Department of Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union out of the national office in New York; third from the left, Joie Willimetz, Nursery School teacher, Highlander.
Box 5 Item 236	Highlander workshop Note: Top, from left to right, Charley Wilson; Cathy Winston; Cole Dandenbury, Poultry Worker organizer; Allen Haywood, CIO national director--bottom row, from left to right, Red Copeland, CIO director, Tennessee; second person, unknown individual; third, Paul Christopher; bottom right, the CIO organizer for Tennessee.
Box 5 Item 237	Jim Dombrowski, top row, third from the left, with mustache; second from right, Dan Walker, staff; next person, unknown individual; center, Allen Johnson; next to Zilphia is his sister; on the other side of Zilphia, Elsa Moore Johnson; extreme right, a neighbor, Alf Kilgore
Box 5 Item 238	CIO
Box 5 Item 239	Local 842, UAW-CIO, Highlander 1944 June Note: Bruce Keats; Harry Smith; Charles Martin.
Box 5 Item 240	CIO
Box 5 Item 241	UAW workshop participants
Box 5 Item 242	All Southern Conference for Civil and Trade Union Rights, Highlander Folk School 1935 May Note: The speaker is John Mooney (brother of Tom); Governor of Arkansas, Orval Faubus, was reported to be at the meeting as the President of the Student body of Commonwealth. One of the first civil rights rallies in the 1930s around 1933 or 1934, which was scheduled at Chattanooga, to adjourn, to Highlander, was attacked by members of the local chapter of the American Legion.
Box 5 Item 243	CIO gathering, possibly in Chattanooga Note: Zilphia Horton was in charge.
Box 5 Item 244	Rubber workers, Highlander
Box 5 Item 245	Amalgamated Clothing Workers session Use Restrictions: F.C. [Film Center?] holds copyright. Note: Missing.
Box 5 Item 246	CIO
Box 5 Item 247	Paul Christopher, top left; fourth from the left, Lucy Randolph Mason
Box 5 Item 248	CIO
Box 5 Item 249	Founders meeting, Highlander
Box 5 Item 250	CIO, Highlander with George Guernsey with crutches, center
Box 6 Item 251	UAW, Highlander
Box 6 Item 252	Farmers Union, Highlander Note: Myles Horton, seated in middle next to Leny Vanbrink; from right to left, Tom White; J.D. Martin, Alabama Farmers Union leader; Catherine Winston; Bud Voight, National Educational Staff, Farmers Union.
Box 6 Item 253-254	CIO
Box 6 Item 255	Bill Elkuss, extreme right; next, Miss Pam Vandellen, Antioch Co-op student; on the ground, extreme right, Estelle Thompson, Highlander staff
Box 6 Item 256	Packinghouse Workers session in Highlander Note: Duplicate of photo number 212.
Box 6 Item 257	CIO
Box 6 Item 258	Packinghouse Educational Conference
Box 6 Item 259	Lucy Mason, fourth from left; Stanley Wittenburg, National CIO Office, fifth from left
Box 6 Item 260	CIO School Use Restrictions: F.C. holds copyright.
Box 6 Item 261	Farmers Union Note: Middle of the top row with arms folded, Tony Deshant, later president of Farmers Union, who at that time was Secretary-Treasurer. The participants were from Alabama, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Box 6 Item 262	Hosiery Workers session Note: Top left, Krainock, Highlander staff; just below him, Bill Elkuss, Highlander staff; next, Mary Lawrence, Highlander staff; third from the left, top row, Bill, Director of Education for the Hosiery Workers from Philadelphia.
Box 6 Item 263	CIO Educational Conference in Chattanooga, 1944 February 18 Use Restrictions: Harold Davis holds copyright.
Box 6 Item 264	Amalgamated Clothing Workers session Use Restrictions: F.C. holds copyright. Note: Duplicate of photo number 245.
Box 6 Item 265	Smelter Workers session Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note: Bill Elkuss, fourth from left, front row.
Box 6 Item 266	Smelter workers Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 6 Item 267	CIO session in Library: Lucy Randolph Mason leading discussion
Box 6 Item 268-269	Smelter workers
Box 6 Item 270	Center staff discussion Note: Standing on the left, Gorder Wydenborn; Fred Lasse; seated on the right, Emil Willimetz.
Box 6 Item 271	Hosiery Workers session, Highlander
Box 6 Item 272	25th anniversary meeting Note: Extreme right corner, Everglades in Florida.
Box 6 Item 273	Labor meeting in Highlander Note: Second from the left column right next to John Ramsey, director of the Labor Foundation at the time; the little girl is Charis Horton.
Box 6 Item 274	CIO labor school
Box 6 Item 275	Labor rally
Box 6 Item 276	Smelter workers
Box 6 Item 277	George Guernsey, with CIO students
Box 6 Item 278	CIO students
Box 6 Item 279	CIO School: Estelle Thompson leading discussion
Box 6 Item 280	Packinghouse session: Vice-President Stevenson talking
Box 6 Item 281	Amalgamated Session Note: Dad Horton seated with pipe; Bill Elkuss, who is now the educational director for National Amalgamated, presenting certificate.
Box 6 Item 282	CIO students doing kitchen duty
Box 6 Item 283	Knoxville Industrial Union Council, 1944 February 18 Use Restrictions: Harold Davis holds copyright. Note: Top row: Joe Cummings, Trustee; Bill Wright, Trustee; Mary Morgan, Sentinel; John Mellon, Trustee; Johnny Perky, Corresponding Secretary; Bottom row: Thelma Bryant, Financial Secretary; Alton Thorman, Vice-President; John Seltzer, President; Lucile Wilson, Recording Secretary.
Box 6 Item 284	CIO School Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note: Zilphia Horton at the right.
Box 6 Item 285	Tobacco and Agriculture Workers meeting Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note Mary Lawrence on extreme right; next to her, Connie, who is educational director for the Food, Tobacco, and Agriculture Unions; the man seated on the extreme left is the organizer for the Steel Workers Union. Missing.
Box 6 Item 286	CIO School Note: Bill Elkuss on the left.
Box 6 Item 287	Highlander Library
Box 6 Item 288	Amalgamated session Note: Blaire, former Highlander student, outstanding Southern Organizer; in the middle, the Amalgamated Vice-President in charge of the South.
Box 6 Item 289	Tobacco and Agriculture Workers meeting Note: Duplicate of photo number 285.
Box 6 Item 290	CIO Union workshop Note: Second from the top left, Catherine Winston; Zilphia Horton; next to Dr. William Johnson; Myles Horton; Jake [unknown last name], organizer for the Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union; and in the middle of the bottom is the Reverend; on the ground is Highlander staff.
Box 6 Item 291	Mary Lawrence and students in CIO setting table
Box 6 Item 292	Farmers Union meeting at Highlander Note: Left, Zilphia Horton; Bud Voight, Educational Department; right hand side of the left table, second person, Pat Perry; Lewis, the Mississippi Shawno county agent; at the table, second man from the left, Jim Patton, president of Farmers Union; then Myles Horton; at the extreme right of the table, from Nashville, Tennessee; on the extreme right, Bill Elkuss; Mary Lawrence; unknown individuals.
Box 6 Item 293	CIO session: Bill Elkuss
Box 6 Item 294	Staff of UAW School, Highlander Folk School 1944 June 5
Box 6 Item 295	Smelter Workers (United Mine Workers?) banquet Note: Catherine Winston, extreme right at the little table; members of the executive board of the CIO Workers Union; board members of Highlander.
Box 6 Item 296	Unidentified play made by the Highlander Film Center
Box 6 Item 297	Packinghouse workers (Rubber workers?), 1945
Box 6 Item 298	Union Center, CIO
Box 6 Item 299	United Rubber Workers office, probably in Jackson, Alabama
Box 6 Item 300	Hosiery workers
Box 7 Item 301	CIO
Box 7 Item 302	Smelter workers
Box 7 Item 303	Rubber workers: Myles Horton addressing a group
Box 7 Item 304	Farmers Union discussion at Highlander: Jim Patton, fourth from left
Box 7 Item 305	CIO
Box 7 Item 306	Hosiery workers Note: Duplicate of photo number 300.
Box 7 Item 307	Decoration of section, angel with gavel
Box 7 Item 308	Poster mock-up prepared by the Fisk University, Sixth Annual Institute of Race Relations
Box 7 Item 309	Sacred Harp singing Note: Zilphia Horton, extreme right.
Box 7 Item 310	Group with Zilphia Horton, fifth from left
Box 7 Item 311	CIO School: Outdoor class at Highlander
Box 7 Item 312	Amalgamated session Note: Leader, Susie Gordon, National Education office, striped blouse, fourth from the right.
Box 7 Item 313	Fiddle and Square dance at Highlander Community Note: Henry Thomas, corner of porch, standing.
Box 7 Item 314	Civil rights meeting, boys singing
Box 7 Item 315	Unidentified child
Box 7 Item 316	Four small children in tent
Box 7 Item 317	Joe Willemetz picking up children for nursery school
Box 7 Item 318	African-American family (Ingram children) in Georgia, 1930s and 1940s
Box 7 Item 319	Three unidentified African-American children singing
Box 7 Item 320	Unidentified African-American high school students with teacher Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 7 Item 321	Unidentified African-American child
Box 7 Item 322	Children's camp, Horton's house
Box 7 Item 323	Performance at Highlander Note: Neighbor at the work camp, upper left; second from right, Vera Campbell, high school teacher.
Box 7 Item 324	Unidentified girl at Children's camp
Box 7 Item 325	Brenda Johnson, left; Mary Byers, right
Box 7 Item 326	Children's camp
Box 7 Item 327	CIO: unidentified boy
Box 7 Item 328	Unidentified girl
Box 7 Item 329	Farmers Union: Stanley
Box 7 Item 330	Rural Health program photographed by the Film Center
Box 7 Item 331	Willemetz and some of her nursery school students from the community
Box 7 Item 332	Farmers Union member
Box 7 Item 333	Youth project-youth camp: May Justus
Box 7 Item 334	Participant-CIO
Box 7 Item 335	Young girl
Box 7 Item 336	Unidentified boy
Box 7 Item 337-346	Unidentified
Box 7 Item 347	A boy (Tobin?) receiving dental work
Box 7 Item 348	Santa Claus with children
Box 7 Item 349	Unidentified children
Box 7 Item 350	Tom Perry, children
Box 8 Item 351	Unidentified
Box 8 Item 352	Highlander staff member, early 1930s
Box 8 Item 353	Children's camp at Highlander
Box 8 Item 354	Citizenship group
Box 8 Item 355	Children's camp
Box 8 Item 356	Barbara King (five years old) milking cow Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 8 Item 357-358	Unidentified
Box 8 Item 359	East Tennessee Farmers Union: child milking cow
Box 8 Item 360	South Carolina
Box 8 Item 361	Girl wringing out shorts
Box 8 Item 362	CIO Educational Conference in Chattanooga Note: Duplicate of photo number 263.
Box 8 Item 363	Hosiery Workers session Note: Duplicate of photo number 262.
Box 8 Item 364	Unidentified
Box 8 Item 365-366	Tobin
Box 8 Item 367	Farmers Union
Box 8 Item 368-369	John Dalwin children
Box 8 Item 370	Children's camp, 1955
Box 8 Item 371	Alabama Farmers Union members
Box 8 Item 372	View of unknown building
Box 8 Item 373	Unidentified
Box 8 Item 374	Unidentified rural road with bridge
Box 8 Item 375	Construction, Copper Hill Basin in Tennessee and Northern Georgia
Box 8 Item 376	Highlander lake Use Restrictions: R.N. Wagner holds copyright.
Box 8 Item 377	Main Highlander building Use Restrictions: F.C. holds copyright.
Box 8 Item 378	Main Post photography building on mountain
Box 8 Item 379	TVA comes to the mountains
Box 8 Item 380	Stilted houses in Alabama black community
Box 8 Item 381	Mr. Bradley's smoke house, East Tennessee Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 8 Item 382	Highlander main building
Box 8 Item 383-385	Highlander Library
Box 8 Item 386	Main building
Box 8 Item 387	Farmers Union, Highlander Note: Tom White, Railroad union and Highlander board member; Paul Bennett, Greene County, Alabama, Farmers Union leader and board member, Farmers and Fertilizers Co-op, Southern Alabama.
Box 8 Item 388	Highlander: Mr. Bannerman Note: Second from left, adult educator from Madonna, at the community meeting.
Box 8 Item 389-390	Farmers Union
Box 8 Item 391	Civil rights session
Box 8 Item 392	Sue Mason, CIO School; George Kennedy, seated right
Box 8 Item 393	Andreason, Highlander staff Note: Third from left, seated, Miss Helen Bass, South Carolina Health Department leader; Professor Tellativa, Alabama, extreme right; Mikii Marlowe on his left.
Box 8 Item 394	Smelter Workers group
Box 8 Item 395	Youth workshop, Highlander
Box 8 Item 396	CIO School
Box 8 Item 397	Farmers Union School Note: Second from the left, Paul Bennett, Alabama; center, Don Chapman, President of Montana Farmers Union; outside Highlander Library.
Box 8 Item 398	Highlander Film Center
Box 8 Item 399	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
Box 8 Item 400	Civil Rights workshop, possibly Seattle
Box 9 Item 401	Civil rights group, at Highlander
Box 9 Item 402	Race Relations Institute, Fisk University Note: Highlander participated in Film Center work: extreme right on first standing row, Herman Long, director of the Institute.
Box 9 Item 403-405	CIO School, Highlander
Box 9 Item 406	Packinghouse staff workshop, Highlander Note: Secretary-Treasurer Hathaway, left; and Vice-President Lasley, right, standing.
Box 9 Item 407	Packinghouse workshop, Highlander
Box 9 Item 408	Farmers Union workshop, Alabama Note: First seated row, second from the left, Lou Krainock, Highlander staff member working for the Farmers Union.
Box 9 Item 409	Group at Highlander, early civil rights period
Box 9 Item 410	Highlander Group workshop on public school integration, 1954 Note: Extreme right, Professor William Van Gill of Education, Nashville, leading the discussion.
Box 9 Item 411	Packinghouse Workers at Highlander Note: Left to right; Clyde Knowles; Russell Lasley, district director; Goodman, member of the Board of Education staff.
Box 9 Item 412	Unidentified
Box 9 Item 413	CIO School, Highlander
Box 9 Item 414	Meeting in Tennessee during CIO period
Box 9 Item 415	Fred Lasse, center
Box 9 Item 416	Young Citizenship group Note: Johns Island students discuss sewing and the first citizenship group.
Box 9 Item 417	CIO School at Highlander, Joie Willemetz, student, center
Box 9 Item 418	Lillian Johnson Note: Owner of original property at Highlander, second from the right.
Box 9 Item 419	Boys outside carnival tent
Box 9 Item 420	CIO School, Highlander Note: Haywood, national CIO director, extreme right; Myles Horton; Seattle director, CIO.
Box 9 Item 421	Textile Workers school Note: Second from left, Joe Latent, organizer from North Carolina; third, George Ramsey, national advisor for the Textile Union; Paul Christopher; Myles Horton.
Box 9 Item 422	Highlander lake
Box 9 Item 423	CIO School, Highlander
Box 9 Item 424	Highlander students on an outing
Box 9 Item 425	Private building of Farmers Union Fertilizer Co-op
Box 9 Item 426	Highlander Packinghouse Workers
Box 9 Item 427	Farmer-labor meeting?, Highlander Note: Amalgamated workers; board members; Mr. Lange, Huntington, Tennessee, Farmers Union leader of local co-op.
Box 9 Item 428	Amalgamated workshop at Highlander Note: Ed Blair, extreme left, organizer of Farmers students at Highlander other than those that have scholarships, working with the director, center.
Box 9 Item 429	CIO workshop Note: Paul Christopher with Lucy Mason, third from the left.
Box 9 Item 430	Meeting at Highlander Note: Extreme left, Guy Carawan; third from the left, Septima Clark.
Box 9 Item 431	Seattle through Highlander
Box 9 Item 432	CIO School, Highlander
Box 9 Item 433	Packinghouse workers educational training session, Highlander
Box 9 Item 434	Highlander: unidentified
Box 9 Item 435	Unidentified
Box 9 Item 436	East building, Highlander
Box 9 Item 437	Farmers Union workshop
Box 9 Item 438	Shout session around library
Box 9 Item 439-440	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
Box 9 Item 441	Farmers Union meeting, Gadsden, Alabama
Box 9 Item 442	Educational Conference in Southern Alabama
Box 9 Item 443	Unidentified workshop at Highlander
Box 9 Item 444	Farmers Union workshop, Highlander Note: Address by Mr. Mac Amos, Agriculture Specialist for the TVA; on the floor, work campers sitting in on the evening session.
Box 9 Item 445	Unidentified
Box 9 Item 446	Civil Rights workshop Note: Zilphia Horton teaching a song; extreme left rear, Rosa Parks; next to her, with part of her face hidden, Septima Clark.
Box 9 Item 447	Packinghouse Workers educational staff training session at Highlander
Box 9 Item 448	CIO School: Lucy Mason, center
Box 9 Item 449	Alabama, Virginia, and Tennessee farmers outside the Highlander Library Note: Don Chapman, second from left.
Box 9 Item 450	Writers workshop at Highlander run by Leon Wilson, late 1930s or early 1940s Note: Charlie Ferguson, editor, Reader's Digest, working with Mrs. Joe Kelly Stockton from Allardt, Tennessee. Mrs. Stockton later ran for Governor of Tennessee on the Socialist Ticket.
Box 10 Item 451	Rubber workers at Highlander: Catherine Winston, center
Box 10 Item 452	Farmers Union school Note: Jim Patton lending a hand to the work campers on the community building.
Box 10 Item 453	Myles Horton doodling for doodle bugs outside the library
Box 10 Item 454	Civil rights, Highlander: Septima Clark
Box 10 Item 455	Farmers Union School, Highlander Note: Left to right: Tom White, J.D. Martin.
Box 10 Item 456	Workshop on the field, possibly in South Carolina
Box 10 Item 457	Fred Lasse, Emil Willimetz, Highlander Film Center
Box 10 Item 458	School Note: Left, Jim Keene, Farmers Union, Greene County; center, Holbrook Hatley, Farmers Union, Greene County; also, a contributor to the Farmers Union Paper, edited by Tom Ludwig of the Highlander staff.
Box 10 Item 459	Public meetings for Mr. Bannerman Note: Extreme right, educational worker from Garner; center with white suit, Scott Bates, head of the south, Swannee; Labor King General, Highlander Board, attended as a visitor from India to Highlander at the same time.
Box 10 Item 460	Civil rights meeting: relaxing in the front yard
Box 10 Item 461	Mr. MacNab, head of a regional council in South Carolina, and writer with the Highlander Civil Rights workshop; Septima Clark at the right
Box 10 Item 462	Public school integration workshop Note: Left, Doctor Fred Pastnu, former head of the Institute; extreme right, Bill Kornhauser.
Box 10 Item 463	Tennessee legislative hearings Note: Bruce Bennett listing names of people who in his judgment made Highlander the center of southern subversion; Charles Gomillion, head of the Trustee Civic association, letter to the General Highlander board.
Box 10 Item 464	CIO workshop at Highlander Note: Second from left, A.A. Liveright; standing, Reverend Jonnett, minister from Tennessee; extreme right, Bill Kornhauser, who was in Antioch seat at the time and came back to work on the Highlander staff this summer. The Press Association was very pleased.
Box 10 Item 465	Civil Rights workshop Note: Education to involve social workers in civil rights activities at Highlander.
Box 10 Item 466	Packinghouse session, Highlander
Box 10 Item 467	Address by Estes Kefauver at the Packinghouse Union board meeting during the Democratic Convention Note: Senator Kefauver, extreme right, standing; his wife, Nancy, next to him seated; next to her, Doc Ralph Helstein.
Box 10 Item 468	Highlander workshop outing, civil rights period Note: Myra Page, extreme left.
Box 10 Item 469	Highlander Film Center preparing health seminar for Alabama
Box 10 Item 470	CIO workshop at Highlander Note: George Guernsey, extreme right.
Box 10 Item 471	Packinghouse Union workshop Note: Hathaway, Secretary-Treasurer, left; Russell Lasley, Vice-President, right center, standing.
Box 10 Item 472	Public School Integration workshop, Highlander Library Note: Professor William van Guill, Peabody School of Education, leading a discussion of riot, on the extreme left.
Box 10 Item 473	Alabama Farmers Union Convention Note: Jim Patten speaking; seated to his left, Aubrey Williams; next, J.D. Mott.
Box 10 Item 474	CIO meeting, Highlander
Box 10 Item 475	Education staff training session at Highlander Note: Lyle Copper, Packinghouse Research director.
Box 10 Item 476	Paul Bennett and his family at Highlander
Box 10 Item 477	Unidentified
Box 10 Item 478	Gene Cotton, Packinghouse Union attorney, at Highlander session
Box 10 Item 479	Alabama Farmers Union gathering: Myles Horton speaking
Box 10 Item 480	Montana Farmers Union, Highlander Library Note: Paul Bennett, second from left, listening to Don Chapman talking about the fish he caught in Highlander lake.
Box 10 Item 481	Rubber workers session, Highlander Note: One of the group meetings led by the Southern organizers.
Box 10 Item 482	Highlander staff training session, Packinghouse workers: Lyle Cooper
Box 10 Item 483	Civil rights leader at Highlander
Box 10 Item 484	Meeting at Horton's house during the civil rights period Note: Extreme right, Maxwell Hahn, Field Foundation, visiting Highlander at the time.
Box 10 Item 485	Civil rights group at Highlander
Box 10 Item 486	Poker game at the Highlander dormitory during civil rights period
Box 10 Item 487	Unidentified group at Highlander, probably CIO Use Restrictions: F.C. holds copyright.
Box 10 Item 488	Unidentified
Box 10 Item 489	Unidentified, 1958 May Use Restrictions: Thorsten Horton holds copyright.
Box 10 Item 490	CIO School housing
Box 10 Item 491	Stewart Meacham, Highlander board member, American Friends Service Committee, talking to Myles Horton, Highlander
Box 10 Item 492	Meeting, possibly in Washington, D.C., organized by Malcom Ross, FEC Chairman Use Restrictions: Fred Harris holds copyright. Note: Ross, fourth from the left; Camille, Ross' wife, eighth from the left, seated in front of the window in a dark coat; Myles Horton, second from her; Evelyn Cooper, member of the Highlander fundraising committee in Washington, D.C., who was in training with the Dept. of the Interior, right of the person with the square earrings.
Box 10 Item 493-494	CIO workshop, Highlander Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 10 Item 495	Civil Rights workshop Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright. Note: Catherine Winston, left; third from left, Myra Page; extreme right, May Justus.
Box 10 Item 496	Women at a CIO or Amalgamated workshop, Highlander
Box 10 Item 497	CIO Highlander
Box 10 Item 498	Reference and Education Conference in Germany, late 1950s Note: Myles Horton, left, with Oscar Guermenpres, head of folk school in Holland.
Box 10 Item 499	CIO School, Highlander Note: George Guernsey, extreme left; Lou Krainock, next; Bill Elkuss, seated in front.
Box 10 Item 500	Lucy Mason and Reverend Witherspoon dodge in kitchen duty at CIO workshop
Box 11 Item 501	Three people singing a hymn
Box 11 Item 502	Bill Elkuss discussion at CIO School, Highlander
Box 11 Item 503	Lucy Mason, CIO School, Highlander
Box 11 Item 504	Lucy Mason, CIO School, Highlander Note: Duplicate of photo number 503.
Box 11 Item 505	Farmers Union meeting, Tennessee Note: Mr. Brown, standing.
Box 11 Item 506	Fun at Highlander CIO workshop
Box 11 Item 507	CIO School, Highlander Note: Duplicate of photo number 499.
Box 11 Item 508	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
Box 11 Item 509	Unidentified
Box 11 Item 510	Food, Tobacco and Agriculture Workers session at Highlander 1947 Note: Connie Anderson, educational director for the organization, standing, center. She brought “We Shall Overcome” to home.
Box 11 Item 511	Myles Horton in front of the Highlander Library
Box 11 Item 512	CIO School at Highlander Use Restrictions: F.C. holds copyright. Note: George Kennedy, right; speaker at center is a professor from George Peabody College, Nashville.
Box 11 Item 513	Mine and Mill Smelter Workers session Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note: Bill Elkuss, left; organizer Anderson, right.
Box 11 Item 514	Unidentified session at Highlander Note: Myles Horton, lower right.
Box 11 Item 515	Meeting of work campers at Community building Note: Ike Church, supervisor, on the left with hat; George Mitchell, chairman of the Highlander Board, center; executive secretary of the Council.
Box 11 Item 516	Meeting in the Horton house in civil rights period Use Restrictions: Thorsten Horton holds copyright. Note: Second from the right under tapestry of children, Dennison Lewis Jones, Board member, Sociology teacher at Fisk University.
Box 11 Item 517	Highlander
Box 11 Item 518	Fred Lasse, standing center, civil rights period
Box 11 Item 519-522	Unidentified
Box 11 Item 523	Outdoor meeting with Highlander Library in background Note: Dad Horton, left; Mrs. Mabee, from the local community, next; Doc Lillian Johnson; Mr. Paul Bennett.
Box 11 Item 524-525	Unidentified
Box 11 Item 526	Public School Integration workshop in Highlander Library Note: Second from the right, Bill McCamel; next, May Justus.
Box 11 Item 527	Meeting of Smelter Workers
Box 11 Item 528	CIO School Highlander Note: Marion Palfi, left-center; Dan Paul, Southern PAC Director.
Box 11 Item 529	Unidentified
Box 11 Item 530	Amalgamated Clothing Workers session at Highlander
Box 11 Item 531	CIO Highlander
Box 11 Item 532	Packinghouse session at Highlander Note: Myles Horton, speaking; Stevens, right.
Box 11 Item 533	Civil rights session at Highlander: Myles Horton
Box 11 Item 534	Highlander Conference on use of Atomic Energy, circa 1940s
Box 11 Item 535	Highlander Conference on use of Atomic Energy Note: Speaker on the right is John Bryl, who is on the Oak Ridge Atomic Energy Committee and who later became an Episcopalian minister.
Box 11 Item 536	Workshop in the Highlander library Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright. Note: Catherine Winston, extreme right.
Box 11 Item 537	Farmers Union School: white mutt Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 11 Item 538	Fred Lasse on right
Box 11 Item 539	Highlander Civil Rights workshop Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 11 Item 540	Educational staff training session at Highlander Note: Russell Lasley leading a discussion; Hy Kornbluh, on his left.
Box 11 Item 541	Civil rights outdoor supper behind Horton's house Note: Myles Horton, far left.
Box 11 Item 542	Coffee break at the library, civil rights meeting Note: Myles Horton, center.
Box 11 Item 543	Public Community meeting, Horton house Note: Mom Horton, extreme left; Julia Mabee, next to her; J.D. Marlowe, a neighbor, second from right with cap on.
Box 11 Item 544	Unidentified
Box 11 Item 545	CIO School group discussion in front yard Note: Brock of the national educational staff, leader of discussion.
Box 11 Item 546	Posed in front of Highlander Note: Fred Lasse, seated to the extreme left; Governor, standing on the extreme right.
Box 11 Item 547	Youth workshop at Horton's house held prior to the Montgomery, Alabama, boycott meeting
Box 11 Item 548	Men combing hair
Box 11 Item 549	CIO meeting: discussion in front yard of Highlander
Box 11 Item 550	Farmers Union School Note: A.A. Liveright; left, Paul Bennett.
Box 12 Item 551	Civil Rights workshop: Highlander Library
Box 12 Item 552	Public Integration workshop, Highlander Library Note: Speaker in middle, William Van Til.
Box 12 Item 553	Unidentified (Medgar Evers?)
Box 12 Item 554	Fred Lasse, standing behind camera
Box 12 Item 555	Montage at Highlander Film Center
Box 12 Item 556	Civil rights session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 557	Highlander workshop: unidentified
Box 12 Item 558	Farmers Union session at Highlander Note: Second from the left, top, Bud Vogt, educational staff.
Box 12 Item 559	Packinghouse Workers session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 560	Amalgamated session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 561-562	Packinghouse session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 563	Session on front porch of School during civil rights period
Box 12 Item 564	Packinghouse session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 565	Highlander Library during civil rights period
Box 12 Item 566	Amalgamated session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 567	Women on street near Highlander
Box 12 Item 568	South Carolina Sea Island Citizenship group Note: Judy Gregory, Highlander staff, at left.
Box 12 Item 569	Civil Rights workshop in South Carolina Note: Left, Joe Brown, Charleston civil rights leader.
Box 12 Item 570	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
Box 12 Item 571	Highlander Library Note: Tom White; Paul Bennett.
Box 12 Item 572	CIO session participants, Highlander Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 12 Item 573	CIO session Note: Charley Wilson, left, in red coat.
Box 12 Item 574	Dr. Fred Patterson, left
Box 12 Item 575-577	CIO
Box 12 Item 578	Unidentified
Box 12 Item 579	Packinghouse session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 580	Rubber Workers School at Highlander Note: Cruden, publication editor of paper leading discussion.
Box 12 Item 581	Smelter Workers School at Highlander Note: Third from the right, Alton Lawrence, Southern director.
Box 12 Item 582	Youth meeting at Highlander during civil rights period
Box 12 Item 583	Men's locker room
Box 12 Item 584	Alabama Farmers Union meeting
Box 12 Item 585	Another civil rights meeting at Highlander Note: Left standing, Thurgood Marshall; next, Guy Carawan with the guitar; seated beneath, Anne Braden; Septima Clark; extreme right, Alice Cobb, Highlander staff; third person to the right, Anne Lockwood, on Highlander staff.
Box 12 Item 586	Public and Human Relations workshop at Highlander Library Note: Second from left, Bill van Guill; on right, Myles Horton; third from left, Catherine Winston; behind Myles, Myra Page.
Box 12 Item 587	Workers session at Highlander Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note: Second from left, Southern Regional director; second from right, Myles Horton.
Box 12 Item 588-589	CIO group at Highlander Use Restrictions F.C. holds copyright (to 588). Emil Willimetz holds copyright (to 589).
Box 12 Item 590-591	CIO, Highlander Use Restrictions F.C. holds copyright (to 590). Emil Willimetz holds copyright (to 591).
Box 12 Item 592	Voter registration activists, Charleston, South Carolina Use Restrictions: R.N. Wagner holds copyright.
Box 12 Item 593	Civil Rights workshop banquet, 1955 Note: Mikii Marlowe, first on the right, speaking.
Box 12 Item 594	CIO session Note: Joe Glazier, extreme right; seated, Zilphia Horton.
Box 12 Item 595	Hosiery (or Poultry) workers session, Highlander: outdoor barbecue
Box 12 Item 596	Smelter Workers session, Highlander
Box 12 Item 597	Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers session meal, Highlander
Box 12 Item 598	CIO School Note: Estelle Thompson, standing on steps.
Box 12 Item 599	CIO session Note: Extreme right, Catherine Winston.
Box 12 Item 600	Food, Tobacco, Agriculture Workers cookout Note: Second from left, Marny, the Pre-Education director.
Box 13 Item 601	CIO session meal, Highlander
Box 13 Item 602	Youth project cookout
Box 13 Item 603	Workers session Note: Third from the left on top, educational director.
Box 13 Item 604	Farmers Union picnic Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 13 Item 605	Youth project, Highlander Note: May Justus, first on the left.
Box 13 Item 606	Community meeting, Highlander Note: Fourth from left, Judge Rollins.
Box 13 Item 607	Cookout Note: Zilphia Horton, wearing checkered dress; Myles Horton, below.
Box 13 Item 608	Furniture Workers workshop, Highlander Note: Second from the right, bottom, Ailene Austin, who came to Highlander as an Antioch Co-op student, later became a staff member and wrote a labor history.
Box 13 Item 609	Hosiery (or Poultry) Workers session, Highlander: outdoor barbecue Note: Duplicate of photo number 595.
Box 13 Item 610	Civil Rights workshop banquet, 1955 Note: Duplicate of photo number 593.
Box 13 Item 611	CIO School Note: George Guernsey, next to the crutches.
Box 13 Item 612	Textile Workers School, 1930s Note: From left to right: Roy Lawrence, Southern regional director; unknown individual; Mary Lawrence, across the table from Roy; extreme right, across the table from Roy, Rosanne Walker, staff member at Highlander; to the left of the first person from the window, Claudia Lewis.
Box 13 Item 613	Furniture Workers workshop, Highlander Note: Zilphia Horton leading the singing.
Box 13 Item 614	CIO Labor Conference Note: Myles Horton, second from the left, top row.
Box 13 Item 615	Farmers Union School: James Kay, speaking
Box 13 Item 616	George Guernsey, center; Emil Willimetz, extreme right
Box 13 Item 617	Farmers Union session Note: Head of the table, second person from the right, George Morton.
Box 13 Item 618	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 13 Item 619	Rubber Workers workshop
Box 13 Item 620	Farmers Union members having family meal, Stanley
Box 13 Item 621	Community meeting opening the community building at Highlander
Box 13 Item 622	Early civil rights period Note: Newson, center, in checkered shirt.
Box 13 Item 623	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander 1959 June Use Restrictions: Thorsten Horton holds copyright. Note: Septima Clark in center.
Box 13 Item 624	Workers eating at CIO session Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note: Fourth from the left, Cole Danenburg, textile worker.
Box 13 Item 625	Civil Rights Council, unknown location
Box 13 Item 626	Civil rights meeting, Highlander
Box 13 Item 627	Trula Underwood (Mrs. J. Boyd Underwood)
Box 13 Item 628-629	Unidentified Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 13 Item 630	Packinghouse workers Note: Second from right, Russell Lasley.
Box 13 Item 631	CIO School session, Highlander: led by A.A. Liveright
Box 13 Item 632-633	Main building
Box 13 Item 634	Unidentified
Box 13 Item 635-636	Copper Hill basin, Tennessee
Box 13 Item 637	Road in front of County Community building
Box 13 Item 638	Back of main building, Highlander early 1930s
Box 13 Item 639	Mt. Pelia Community Center
Box 13 Item 640	View of the Highlander lake from window of Hortons' house
Box 13 Item 641	Building, Highlander Library Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 13 Item 642	Ruthie Corrall
Box 13 Item 643	Mr. Bannerman, Highlander 1958 May 11 Use Restrictions: Thorsten Horton holds copyright.
Box 13 Item 644	Playing checkers during a Civil Rights workshop break, 1958 May 11
Box 13 Item 645-648	Unidentified
Box 13 Item 649	CIO student coming to Highlander
Box 13 Item 650	Unidentified
Box 14 Item 651-652	Unidentified
Box 14 Item 653	Food, Tobacco and Agriculture student at Highlander making a stencil Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 14 Item 654	CIO workshop Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note: Jim Payne, Steelworker organizer from Chattanooga.
Box 14 Item 655	Dean Brazeal at Morehouse College
Box 14 Item 656	CIO workshop Note: Kevin [unknown last name]
Box 14 Item 657	Civil Rights workshop participant, Highlander Library
Box 14 Item 658	Farmers Union workshop: union member from Astatde, Tennessee Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 14 Item 659	Young woman looking up
Box 14 Item 660	Karen Blondell, Antioch Co-op, Highlander Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 14 Item 661	Woman in kimono, 1959 Use Restrictions: Thorsten Horton holds copyright.
Box 14 Item 662	Woman testifying during Highlander investigation
Box 14 Item 663	Unidentified
Box 14 Item 664	Civil rights worker from South Carolina colony
Box 14 Item 665	Man operating mechanical arms
Box 14 Item 666-669	Unidentified
Box 14 Item 670	Reverend DeJarnette
Box 14 Item 671	Workshop Note: Kwa Hagen, Director of Adult Education, who came as a State Dept. visitor; Septima Clark, left.
Box 14 Item 672	J.D. Marlowe, a neighbor, former Highlander student, fishing in lake
Box 14 Item 673	Civil Rights workshop participant, Chattanooga
Box 14 Item 674	CIO session, Highlander
Box 14 Item 675	Aubrey Williams by the Farmers Union
Box 14 Item 676	Workshop Note Duplicate of photo number 671. Missing.
Box 14 Item 677	Food, Tobacco, and Agricultural workshop participant
Box 14 Item 678	CIO workshop Note Duplicate of photo number 656. Missing.
Box 14 Item 679-680	Youth project, Highlander
Box 14 Item 681	Archie Brown Note: Bachelor student, who spent a couple years on the Highlander staff.
Box 14 Item 682	Farmers Union student ringing dinner bell at Highlander
Box 14 Item 683	Paul Christopher, Tennessee CIO director, Highlander
Box 14 Item 684	Workshop participant from Tuskegee, Alabama
Box 14 Item 685	Unidentified African American man Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 14 Item 686	Farmers Union workshop: congressional candidate from North Alabama
Box 14 Item 687-692	Unidentified
Box 14 Item 693	Farmers Union, Tennessee Note: Duplicate of photo number 658.
Box 14 Item 694	Relaxing, Highlander front yard, unidentified
Box 14 Item 695	Unidentified
Box 14 Item 696	Part time staff member
Box 14 Item 697	Farmers Union workshop
Box 14 Item 698	Youth Project participant, South Carolina
Box 14 Item 699-700	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 701	Working on the Altoona Co-op building, Alabama
Box 15 Item 702	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 703	Dr. Fred Patterson, Highlander
Box 15 Item 704	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 15 Item 705-707	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 708	Farmers Union member running for Congressman in Alabama
Box 15 Item 709	Farmers Union member in courthouse meeting in Alabama
Box 15 Item 710	North Alabama Farmers Union member
Box 15 Item 711	Professor from J. Peabody College
Box 15 Item 712	Packinghouse workers Note: Education representative participating in group discussion.
Box 15 Item 713	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 714	Civil Rights workshop participant
Box 15 Item 715	Man sitting at table
Box 15 Item 716	Aubrey Williams
Box 15 Item 717-719	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 720	Smelter Workers member, Bessemer, Alabama
Box 15 Item 721	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 722	Bill Elkuss
Box 15 Item 723	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 724	Stuart Newcome Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 15 Item 725	Fred Ross?, Southern Regional Council; Septima Clark at right
Box 15 Item 726	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 727	Highlander workshop: Theodore Brameld
Box 15 Item 728	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 729	Woman at civil rights meeting in Charleston, South Carolina
Box 15 Item 730-733	Unidentified African-American men, circa 1960s
Box 15 Item 734	Joe Brown, leader in Charleston, South Carolina
Box 15 Item 735	Charleston activist, civil rights
Box 15 Item 736	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 15 Item 737	Portrait of a woman at Highlander by Hoyt Collins
Box 15 Item 738	Hart Catlin, very early picture
Box 15 Item 739	Packinghouse workshop, Goodman, member of educational staff
Box 15 Item 740	Packinghouse Workers workshop
Box 15 Item 741	Unidentified
Box 15 Item 742	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 15 Item 743	Connie Anderson, Food, Tobacco, and Agriculture worker in Highlander Library
Box 15 Item 744	Bill [unknown last name], Steel Workers organizer from Chattanooga
Box 15 Item 745	Ralph Helstein, not at Highlander
Box 15 Item 746	Unidentified African-American man, circa 1960s
Box 15 Item 747	Student at Highlander picnics behind the school, early 1930s
Box 15 Item 748	Alton Lawrence
Box 15 Item 749	Farmers Union member at Highlander
Box 15 Item 750	Paul Bennett
Box 16 Item 751	Paul Christopher
Box 16 Item 752-756	Unidentified
Box 16 Item 757	Wadmalaw Island Citizenship group evening class Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 16 Item 758	Wadmalaw Island Citizenship group building
Box 16 Item 759	Citizenship group participants
Box 16 Item 760	Citizenship group, coffee break Note: Third from the left, Bernice Robinson, teacher in the first school, former Highlander student, Highlander board, later.
Box 16 Item 761	Unidentified African-American man lecturing, circa 1960s
Box 16 Item 762	Mrs. Brewer, the teacher in the Citizenship School on Edisto Island
Box 16 Item 763	Young fry waiting for their parents, Citizenship School, Wadmalaw Island
Box 16 Item 764	CIO
Box 16 Item 765	Conference on civil rights activities, Sea Islands
Box 16 Item 766	Septima Clark and Mr. Bellinger Note: Who had been a student at Highlander and Johns Island.
Box 16 Item 767	Bellinger's Grocery Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright. Note: With African-American owners? in front of store.
Box 16 Item 768	Child at Johns Island Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 16 Item 769	Mrs. Gear and Estelle, students of Mrs. Brewer Note: Missing.
Box 16 Item 770	Two African-American boys on Johns Island, circa 1960s Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 16 Item 771	High School cutting session Note Missing. Mrs. Brewer, teacher at right.
Box 16 Item 772	Sea Island house or CIO, Highlander
Box 16 Item 773	Sea Island children
Box 16 Item 774	Sea Island group, Citizenship School
Box 16 Item 775	Sea Island citizenship students
Box 16 Item 776	Mrs. Brewer and Citizenship group in the community building of the church where her husband was pastor, in Edisto
Box 16 Item 777	Citizenship students from Edisto
Box 16 Item 778	Sea Islander Conference
Box 16 Item 779	Citizenship School Note: Bernice Robinson, second from the left.
Box 16 Item 780	Sea Island children
Box 16 Item 781	Johns Island group, Esau Jenkins in the center, Highlander Conference on voter registration on Johns Island
Box 16 Item 782	Johns Island educational workshop
Box 16 Item 783	Clambake at Civil Rights workshop on Johns Island Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 16 Item 784	Johns Island workshop, Judy Gregory, Mrs. Robinson, and Mrs. Joe Brown
Box 16 Item 785	Students at Citizenship School learning how to sew, by Bernice Robinson
Box 16 Item 786	Civil rights meeting in Alton Hall, Highlander Library
Box 16 Item 787	Mrs. Brewer's living room the same night
Box 16 Item 788	Packinghouse Workers workshop
Box 16 Item 789	Aileen Brewer and students, Edisto Island Citizenship School Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 16 Item 790	Citizenship group, students at Sea Island
Box 16 Item 791	Citizenship groups, Sea Island
Box 16 Item 792	Mrs. Brewer's class at Edisto
Box 16 Item 793	Sea Island Citizenship groups, students
Box 16 Item 794	Civil Rights Conference in Charleston Note: Mrs. Clark, extreme lower right.
Box 16 Item 795	Citizenship group students on island
Box 16 Item 796	Sea Island family, Citizenship group students Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 16 Item 797	Citizenship group at Johns Island
Box 16 Item 798	North Charleston
Box 16 Item 799	Center, Mrs. Esau Jenkins, restaurant in Charleston
Box 16 Item 800	Jenkins restaurant in Charleston
Box 17 Item 801	Citizenship group house and bus Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 17 Item 802	Progressive Club diner run by Esau Jenkins on Johns Island, where the first Citizenship School was held Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 17 Item 803	Island bedroom
Box 17 Item 804	Sea Island family
Box 17 Item 805-807	Sea Island Citizenship group
Box 17 Item 808	Myles Horton, Citizenship group at Johns Island
Box 17 Item 809	Bernice Robinson working on sewing machine with younger CIO member, South Carolina Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 17 Item 810	James Island workshop on cooperatives Note: Extreme left, Mrs. Clark; Endra Macabee; Bernice Robinson.
Box 17 Item 811	Mrs. Brewer, second from left; Myles Horton; Mrs. Edistow
Box 17 Item 812	Citizenship group participants on Johns Island in front of the Morning Star Hall
Box 17 Item 813	Johns Island children Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 17 Item 814	Citizenship group, Johns Island
Box 17 Item 815	Sea Island children
Box 17 Item 816	Workshop on cooperative, Johns Island-church Note: Extreme left, Anne Lockwood; third from left, Septima Clark.
Box 17 Item 817	Bernice Robinson on the Citizenship School on Johns Island
Box 17 Item 818	North Charleston
Box 17 Item 819	Workshop on Johns Island
Box 17 Item 820	Unidentified African-American men, circa 1960s
Box 17 Item 821	Leroy Brown at Highlander workshop on Johns Island
Box 17 Item 822	Esau Jenkins restaurant Note: Missing.
Box 17 Item 823	Unidentified African-American man
Box 17 Item 824	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 17 Item 825	Charleston, South Carolina
Box 17 Item 826	Johns Island workshop
Box 17 Item 827	Mass meeting in Charleston Note: Joe Brown, left; Myles Horton, speaking.
Box 17 Item 828	North Charleston
Box 17 Item 829	Island children
Box 17 Item 830	Unidentified
Box 17 Item 831	North Charleston Citizenship group teacher
Box 17 Item 832	Unidentified
Box 17 Item 833	Johns Island family
Box 17 Item 834	Citizenship group on Johns Island Note: Extreme right is Miss Alice Wine, one of the first African-Americans to register at the Citizenship group before it started. She was a native of Johns Island.
Box 17 Item 835	Bernice Robinson, second from the left
Box 17 Item 836	Unidentified African-American woman
Box 17 Item 837	Unidentified African-American man
Box 17 Item 838	North Charleston house Note: Missing.
Box 17 Item 839	North Charleston house
Box 17 Item 840	Charleston mass meeting Note: Missing.
Box 17 Item 841	Unidentified African-American man
Box 17 Item 842	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 17 Item 843	Restaurant Note: Missing.
Box 17 Item 844	Mrs. Esau Jenkins on Johns Island
Box 17 Item 845	Boys on Johns Island
Box 17 Item 846	Esau Jenkins
Box 17 Item 847	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 17 Item 848	Johns Island Citizenship group, “crocheting on Johns island in Adult School”
Box 17 Item 849	Bernice Robinson at first Citizenship School at Johns Island
Box 17 Item 850	Unidentified African Americans
Box 18 Item 851	North Charleston
Box 18 Item 852	Septima Clark on right
Box 18 Item 853	Packinghouse, Mon Kies, educational staff
Box 18 Item 854	Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers School at Highlander
Box 18 Item 855	CIO School, Highlander, playing ball game, Highlander training program for Packinghouse group, Montajik by Film Center
Box 18 Item 856	Farmers Union group at Highlander
Box 18 Item 857	Highlander main building
Box 18 Item 858	Estes Kefauver on right
Box 18 Item 859	“Unemployment” collage
Box 18 Item 860	“How You Do It” collage Note: Bob Cruden at a Highlander railroad workers union workshop.
Box 18 Item 861	“What you want” collage
Box 18 Item 862	“TVA” (Tennessee Valley Authority) collage
Box 18 Item 863	“Help Democracy Grow” collage
Box 18 Item 864	Highlander CIO
Box 18 Item 865	CIO meeting in front of Highlander
Box 18 Item 866	“The Farmers Union Bets on You!” collage Note: Dillard King, native of Highlander.
Box 18 Item 867	“Workers Farmers Learn New Ideas at Highlander” collage Note: Paul Bennett and other group at Highlander.
Box 18 Item 868	CIO fishing
Box 18 Item 869	Part of the Film Center exhibit
Box 34 Item 870	SA organizer Bill Anderson and Bill Elkuss Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 34 Item 871	Unidentified African American man with crutch
Box 34 Item 872	Two unidentified men giving presentation
Box 34 Item 873	Head and shoulders portrait of unidentified woman with head scarf
Box 34 Item 874-875	Unidentified men at meeting Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 34 Item 876	Meeting of smelter workers using Highlander display at Film Center
Box 34 Item 877	Other smelter workers in Highlander, Charley Wilson leading discussion
Box 34 Item 878-879	Unidentified man in rocking chair on porch reading newspaper Note: 2 copies.
Box 34 Item 880	WPA workers, early 1940s Note: Graf Taylor in the foreground organizing WPA workers in Grundy County where Highlander was located.
Box 34 Item 881	Unidentified group of men at meeting Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
Box 34 Item 882	Smelter workers
Box 18 Item 883	Graf Taylor talking to a group of WPA workers at Highlander Note: In the foreground on the left is Will Brown, local Methodist pastor.
Box 18 Item 884	Jim Dombrowski using an Amalgamated Clothing Workers Visual-Lecture sheet
Box 34 Item 885	Elizabeth Hawes, first executive secretary for Highlander Use Restrictions: Ifor Thomas holds copyright.
Box 34 Item 886	Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Box 34 Item 887	Unidentified man taking notes and man consulting book
Box 34 Item 888	Estelle Thompson, CIO workshop Note: Duplicate of photo number 171.
Box 34 Item 889	Smelter workers group
Box 34 Item 890	Smelter workers in a workshop in Alabama led by Bill Elkuss
Box 34 Item 891	Unidentified men at meeting Use Restrictions: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Note: Duplicate of images in photo number 874-875.
Box 34 Item 892	Smelters workers at Highlander
Box 34 Item 893	Highlander seminar run in Cuautla, Mexico Note: Aimee Horton, third from the left, in front of chimney.
Box 18 Item 894	Guy Carawan speaking at Youth Project at Highlander
Box 18 Item 895	Man reading Tennessee Union Farmer newspaper Note: Ike Church, manager of the property and neighbor of Highlander Library.
Box 18 Item 896	CIO students doing a skit
Box 18 Item 897	Estelle Thompson teaching poster making, CIO school
Box 18 Item 898	Dan Powell, second from the left, the southern PHD director teaching at Highlander CIO school
Box 18 Item 899	“Poll Tax States”
Box 18 Item 900	Montage at the Highlander Film Center
Box 19 Item 901	J.D. Martin in South Alabama workshop
Box 19 Item 902	Portrait of a display, Film Center
Box 19 Item 903	Film Center display
Box 19 Item 904	Film Center display Note: On the left is Tom Ludwig; next is J.D. Martin.
Box 19 Item 905	Center of America Adult Education seminar, Cuautla, Mexico 1962 December 16-21 Note: Myles Horton, Ismael Rodriquez Aragon, Lewis Sinclair.
Box 19 Item 906	Center of America Adult Education seminar group shot, Cuautla, Mexico 1962 December 16-21
Box 19 Item 907	Village near Cuautla where Educational Adults seminar was held Note: Invited participants to a committee meeting in the square, Myles Horton to the right, speaking.
Box 19 Item 908	Alabama Farmers Union member
Box 19 Item 909	Work campers at Highlander building, sand beach on the lake
Box 19 Item 910	Early students in front of the Highlander entrance
Box 19 Item 911	Erosion at Copper Hill Basin
Box 19 Item 912	Dynamiting the spillway to Highlander lake
Box 19 Item 913	Main building
Box 19 Item 914	Dynamiting the spillway for the Highlander lake
Box 19 Item 915	Winter view from Horton house
Box 19 Item 916	Barton cabin
Box 19 Item 917	Office and Film Center building
Box 19 Item 918-919	Library
Box 19 Item 920	Community Center
Box 19 Item 921	Film Center
Box 19 Item 922-923	Film Center Library
Box 19 Item 924	Community building
Box 19 Item 925-927	Library
Box 19 Item 928	Rolling Stone House, Billport, staff and family, Rolling Stone Note: Came from the symbol the chimney building put in the chimney, built a round stone.
Box 19 Item 929	Heights in the back of the Highlander
Box 19 Item 930	Highlander
Box 19 Item 931	Library
Box 19 Item 932	“All windows out”
Box 19 Item 933	Guy Carawan student workshop
Box 19 Item 934	Guy Carawan and singers Note: James Bevel and Bernard Lafayette, singers.
Box 19 Item 935	Guy singing at Children's camp
Box 19 Item 936-937	Farmers Union meeting
Box 19 Item 938	CIO student, Highlander
Box 19 Item 939	Pete Seeger, Highlander Note: Possibly at 25th anniversary celebration, in charge of music.
Box 19 Item 940	Chattanooga civil rights participant leading singing of group
Box 19 Item 941	Leon Wilson, staff member leading Sacred Harp songs at a statewide Sacred Harp gathering at Highlander
Box 19 Item 942	CIO students, Paul Christopher at piano at Highlander
Box 19 Item 943	Packinghouse workers, CIO School in Highlander Note: Zilphia Horton leading singing.
Box 19 Item 944	Evening entertainment, Highlander CIO School, a skit on the shooting of Dan McGrew
Box 19 Item 945	Zilphia Horton leading singing, CIO School Note: Table at right, Myles Horton, Mike Ross, Tom Ludwig, Joyce Mitchell.
Box 19 Item 946	Zilphia Horton leading singing at the Textile Workers Education Conference Note: Extreme right, Seth Brewer, textile workers director for North Carolina.
Box 19 Item 947	Zilphia Horton teaching songs, leading CIO School at Highlander
Box 19 Item 948	Neighbor, Highlander 1937 Note: People of the Cumberland film still.
Box 19 Item 949	Foster Falls picnic grounds, CIO students Note: Dad Horton standing on the left.
Box 19 Item 950	People of the Cumberland
Box 20 Item 951	Laundry, early 1930s Note: Group that helped staff members; Dorothy Carlson on right.
Box 20 Item 952	Vaudeville workers discussion, Highlander
Box 20 Item 953	John Morgan Note: Second from the left, teaching flute making at Highlander CIO School, Zilphia Horton.
Box 20 Item 954	CIO School, Highlander Note: Paul Christopher, left, leading discussion.
Box 20 Item 955	Unidentified
Box 20 Item 956-957	Amalgamated session, Highlander
Box 20 Item 958	Discussion with work campers, Highlander lake Note: Beth Kennedy, extreme left; Shelby Smith, extreme right.
Box 20 Item 959	CIO workshop, Highlander Note: Second from left, Virginia Durr, chairman of the National Committee to repeal the poll tax for Southern Conference for Human Welfare.
Box 20 Item 960	CIO session Note: Second from the left, Dad Horton; third, Dan Powell, PAC Director; fifth against the tree, Cole Danenburg, Hosiery Workers organizer.
Box 20 Item 961	Mountain fox hunt near Highlander
Box 20 Item 962	Summer work camp group Note: Beth Kennedy, extreme right.
Box 20 Item 963	Hosiery workers group discussion Note: Bill [unknown last name], extreme right, educational director.
Box 20 Item 964	Committee meeting, outdoor session, early civil rights period 1955 Note: Myles Horton on left; second, unknown individual; third, Esau Jenkins; Septima Clark.
Box 20 Item 965	Hubeck, Highlander
Box 20 Item 966	CIO outdoor discussion Note: Second from left, A.A. Liveright.
Box 20 Item 967	CIO outdoor discussion Note: Led by Stuart Brock, National CIO Education Office.
Box 20 Item 968	CIO School, Highlander
Box 20 Item 969	Unidentified
Box 20 Item 970	Early Civil Rights Conference at Highlander
Box 20 Item 971	CIO students in Summer Youth Project, participants relaxing together
Box 20 Item 972	Augville workers discussion, Highlander Note: Lower left, southern director leading discussion.
Box 20 Item 973	Work camp discussion led by the director; upper left, Skirt Shekins
Box 20 Item 974	Civil rights meeting, early 1930s Note: Brother Tom Mooney addressing gathering.
Box 20 Item 975	Civil rights session
Box 20 Item 976	Pre-CIO labor union workshop attended by neighbor, extreme left, in her 90s
Box 20 Item 977	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander Note: Fred Patterson, extreme left.
Box 20 Item 978	Highlander outing, Big Ridge Park at Ridge
Box 20 Item 979	Augville workers session led by Southern director
Box 20 Item 980	CIO group Note: Extreme left, Henry Shipherd; George Guernsey; Lucy Mason; Zilphia Horton; unknown individual; Paul Christopher in the chair.
Box 20 Item 981	CIO School Note: Stuart Brock, extreme left, back row.
Box 20 Item 982	Amalgamated workshop at Highlander Note: Second from the lower left, Barbara [unknown last name] from the National Amalgamated Education Office; Suzie Gordon, Amalgamated Educational Office; unknown individual; Joie Willemetz, extreme right; Stuart Meacham, fifth from the left; in the back row, Myles Horton; Ulia McGill, Amalgamated organizer; Zilphia Horton.
Box 20 Item 983	Workshop
Box 20 Item 984	Farmers Union workshop Note: B.R. Brazeal, extreme left; May Justus.
Box 20 Item 985	Summer workshop Note: Director of the camp, Van Kennedy, extreme left; Beth Kennedy, extreme right.
Box 20 Item 986	Youth Project outdoor meeting Note: In center, Guy Carawan; the banjo next to Charis Horton, one of the participants.
Box 20 Item 987	Early union workshop
Box 20 Item 988	Unidentified
Box 20 Item 989	Virginia Durr, second from the left
Box 20 Item 990-991	Unidentified
Box 20 Item 992	Civil rights group at Highlander Note: Septima Clark on the left.
Box 20 Item 993	Civil rights group at Highlander lake Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright. Note: Fifth from the left, Charlotte Meacham, American Friends Service Committee, former Highlander student.
Box 20 Item 994	Esau Jenkins, left, civil rights
	25th Anniversary
Box 20 Item 995	Mrs. Roosevelt talking with Indian chief from Florida
Box 20 Item 996	Mrs. Roosevelt speaking at anniversary, Myles Horton, May Justus
Box 20 Item 997	Mrs. Roosevelt with May Justus
Box 20 Item 998	Myles Horton at left, Mrs. Roosevelt, May Justus
Box 20 Item 999	Mrs. Roosevelt, May Justus
Box 20 Item 1000	Highlander conference in Chattanooga in connection with the Southern Conference for Human Welfare Note: Zilphia Horton, left; Myles Horton; Mrs. Roosevelt.
Box 21 Item 1001	Certification
Box 21 Item 1002-1005	Unidentified
Box 21 Item 1006	Children's camp, Highlander
Box 21 Item 1007	J.D. Mott, kitchen duty at Highlander
Box 21 Item 1008	Conference in Horton house Note: Ted Brameld, left; identified in chair, Grace Hamilton, director of the Urban League, Atlanta.
Box 21 Item 1009	Zilphia Horton leading singing on a picket line, Chattanooga
Box 21 Item 1010	Citizenship School, Myles Horton
Box 21 Item 1011	Student ringing dinner bell at Highlander
Box 21 Item 1012	Ralph Helstein, place unidentified
Box 21 Item 1013	Children's camp, Highlander Note: Extreme right, Penny Stillman; Charis Horton.
Box 21 Item 1014	Unidentified
Box 21 Item 1015	Timon, Highlander Nursery School Note: Joie Willemetz, upper left.
Box 21 Item 1016	Film Center picture from before the Tennessee Library service
Box 21 Item 1017	J.D. Marlowe, cooperative canning, probably
Box 21 Item 1018-1023	Packinghouse workers, unknown location
Box 21 Item 1024	Unidentified
Box 21 Item 1025	CIO School
Box 21 Item 1026	Packinghouse workers, montage at Highlander Film Center
Box 21 Item 1027	John J. Finley at election rally, Chattanooga?
Box 21 Item 1028	Unidentified
Box 21 Item 1029	Early CIO picture Note: Paul Christopher, third from right; back front row, second from the left, Amil, president of Textile Workers Union; Sidney Hillman, president, Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union; George Baldanzi, black president of Textile Workers Union.
Box 21 Item 1030	Chicken on the chopping block, Highlander early 1930s
Box 21 Item 1031-1032	Cleaning poultry, early 1930s
Box 21 Item 1033	Students cleaning poultry Note: Estelle Thompson, right.
Box 21 Item 1034	Robbing wild beehive, back of Highlander
Box 21 Item 1035	Robbing beehive
Box 21 Item 1036	Two women searching the card catalog Note: Mikii Marlowe on the right; Elizabeth Jenkins on the left.
Box 21 Item 1037	CIO cutting stumps off, student paper
Box 21 Item 1038	CIO student with Bill Elkuss on left, mimeographing paper
Box 21 Item 1039	Amy Vanbrink mimeographing
Box 21 Item 1040-1041	United Nations workshop, Highlander Library
Box 21 Item 1042	Cows, girl, and cat, East Tennessee Farmers Union scene
Box 21 Item 1043	Cows
Box 21 Item 1044	Birds
Box 21 Item 1045	Foal
Box 21 Item 1046	Games at CIO workshop
Box 21 Item 1047	CIO students pitching horseshoes, Highlander
Box 21 Item 1048	Flyball game, CIO Highlander
Box 21 Item 1049	Horseshoes, CIO Highlander
Box 21 Item 1050	Pete Swin Note: Public relations director for the CIO, Memphis, Highlander.
Box 22 Item 1051	Russell Bull fishing in Highlander lake Note: Regional Packinghouse Workers director.
Box 22 Item 1052	CIO ball game
Box 22 Item 1053	CIO ball
Box 22 Item 1054	Volleyball
Box 22 Item 1055	Volleyball, CIO
Box 22 Item 1056	CIO horseshoes
Box 22 Item 1057	Volleyball, CIO School
Box 22 Item 1058	Farmers Union baseball game
Box 22 Item 1059	Early labor union schools, pitching horseshoes, volleyball
Box 22 Item 1060	Youth Project and Children's campers swimming in Highlander lake
Box 22 Item 1061	CIO Volleyball
Box 22 Item 1062	Automobile workers, baseball
Box 22 Item 1063	CIO baseball
Box 22 Item 1064	Clinton, Tennessee, two youngsters brought to Highlander for Christmas during integration struggle Note: Charis Horton, extreme right.
Box 22 Item 1065	Waldemar Hille, Director of Music, Elmhurst College, Illinois Note: Hille worked with Zilphia Horton with the music at Highlander.
Box 22 Item 1066	Rubber Workers School at Highlander, glazier scene
Box 22 Item 1067	CIO School Note: Paul Christopher at piano, Pete [unknown last name]
Box 22 Item 1068	CIO evening performance
Box 22 Item 1069	Unidentified
Box 22 Item 1070	Two CIO members sitting on the porch of the recreational department cabin
Box 22 Item 1071	Results of tornado by Horton house
Box 22 Item 1072	Tornado damage, Highlander farm
Box 22 Item 1073	Library
Box 22 Item 1074	Remodeling the Horton house
Box 22 Item 1075-1077	Horton house after tornado
Box 22 Item 1078	Remodeling the Horton house
Box 22 Item 1079	Women in theatrical performance Note: CIO, second from the left, Beth Eldridge, who is secretary for community; Leny Vanbrink, Co-op.
Box 22 Item 1080	Man gesturing with cigar at Highlander event
Box 22 Item 1081	Games, Highlander CIO School
Box 22 Item 1082	Recreation at Highlander Farmers Union Educational Conference in Gatlinburg, part of leadership training program
Box 22 Item 1083	Eating at Highlander CIO workshop, Liveright
Box 22 Item 1084-1085	Unidentified
Box 22 Item 1086	Men imitating ducks as part of a theatrical performance
Box 22 Item 1087	Civil Rights workshop game
Box 22 Item 1088	Highlander Civil [Rights] workshop and games
Box 22 Item 1089	CIO workshop games
Box 22 Item 1090	Skit, CIO workshop
Box 22 Item 1091-1092	Hosiery Workers workshop skit, Highlander
Box 22 Item 1093	Summer Youth Project dance class
Box 22 Item 1094	Hosiery workers, Highlander
Box 22 Item 1095	Unidentified; third from the left, Joe Willemetz
Box 22 Item 1096	Unidentified white man in drag
Box 22 Item 1097	“Solidarity”
Box 22 Item 1098	Cutting long ribbons of paper, CIO workshop Note: Extreme left, J.D. Marlowe; community.
Box 22 Item 1099	“Fishing in a bucket,” CIO activity Note: Leny Vanbrink?, right.
Box 22 Item 1100	Zilphia? learning to operate projector
Box 23 Item 1101	Emil Willimetz at Film Center
Box 23 Item 1102	Emil Willimetz shows film on field trip
Box 23 Item 1103	Center montage
Box 23 Item 1104	Gordon at Film Center doing demonstration of film strips
Box 23 Item 1105	Movie, Highlander
Box 23 Item 1106	CIO School-Zilphia learning to operate projector
Box 23 Item 1107	Demonstration films
Box 23 Item 1108	Zilphia learning to operate projector
Box 23 Item 1109	Packinghouse workers at oyster plant in some part of Maryland
Box 23 Item 1110	Oyster boats, Packinghouse
Box 23 Item 1111	Myles Horton on ruins of Highlander main building Note: Building was burned after being taken over by the state.
Box 23 Item 1112	Remains of main building, Highlander lake on the right
Box 23 Item 1113	Uncle Billy Thomas with his wife Note: Billy was local patriarch, who made all the furniture at Highlander, was a lay minister and staunch supporter.
Box 23 Item 1114	Uncle Billy Thomas in the local church across from Highlander
Box 23 Item 1115	Uncle Billy in his shop with chairs
Box 23 Item 1116	Woman with baby on screen projected behind her
Box 23 Item 1117-1118	Unidentified
Box 23 Item 1119	Textile Workers strike, Alabama
Box 23 Item 1120	Striking Packinghouse workers
Box 23 Item 1121	Packinghouse after it burned
Box 23 Item 1122	Textile picnic, Alabama Note: Second from left, Tom Ludwig, bringing greetings from the Farmers Union.
Box 23 Item 1123	Educational meeting on picket line Note: Bill Elkuss, top left; Zilphia Horton.
Box 23 Item 1124	Resident Adult Educational Conference, Germany 1959 Note: Left, Horton; teacher from the Post School; third unknown individual; Oscar Gramakay.
Box 23 Item 1125	Resident Adult Educational Conference, Germany 1959
Box 23 Item 1126	Square dancing led by Ralph Tefferteller, early 1930s Note: Center of yard, Henry Thomas.
Box 23 Item 1127	Myles Horton and unknown school teacher
Box 23 Item 1128	Square dancing at Highlander Note: On extreme right, J.D. Marlowe; Myles Horton; Catherine Winston.
Box 23 Item 1129	Square dancing, Henry Thomas's yard, Youth camp, Highlander Note: Zilphia Horton playing piano.
Box 23 Item 1130	Youth Project
Box 23 Item 1131	Youth Project dance
Box 23 Item 1132	Unidentified
Box 23 Item 1133	Dancing in Henry Thomas's yard led by Ralph Tefferteller
Box 23 Item 1134	Dancing in Henry Thomas's yard led by Tefferteller Note: Bottom left, unknown individual; next to fiddler is Uncle Willy Marlowe, a neighbor; Henry Thomas is sitting on the porch.
Box 23 Item 1135	Square dancing
Box 23 Item 1136	Banjo player at night barbecue, Highlander
Box 23 Item 1137	Early CIO convention, organizers, union officials, probably textile workers convention
Box 23 Item 1138	Zilphia Horton leading singing at convention Note: Made up primarily of Southern Union representatives, probably textile workers.
Box 23 Item 1139-1041	Ike Church having barbecue, CIO School
Box 23 Item 1142	Scalding hog butchered at Highlander
Box 23 Item 1143	Cleaning hog
Box 23 Item 1144	Skit at CIO School, “Lollipop Poppa”
Box 23 Item 1145-1147	Leon Wilson leading Sacred Harp singing
Box 23 Item 1148	Farmers Union ladies quilting in Alabama
Box 23 Item 1149	Highlander neighbors quilting in Community Center Note: Second from left, Mom Horton; third, Maggie Marlowe; sixth, Joie Willemetz.
Box 23 Item 1150	“Out of this Bitter Land,” Highlander
Box 24 Item 1151	Erosion Copper Basin
Box 24 Item 1152	Myles Horton
Box 24 Item 1153	Packinghouse Workers session, rough drafting
Box 24 Item 1154	Young girl sitting in chair
Box 24 Item 1155	Highlander workshop on Civil Rights Note: Table, Myles Horton, Mikii Marlowe, Esau Jenkins, Rosa Parks, and Septima Clark in far right corner.
Box 24 Item 1156	Man giving a lecture Note: Harvey L. Friedman? of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union.
Box 24 Item 1157	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1158	Julia Mabee in community with Highlander staff member Henry Shipherd
Box 24 Item 1159	CIO discussion in front of Highlander
Box 24 Item 1160	Civil Rights workshop Note: Left, unknown individual; center, Paul Bennett; right, Grace Hamilton, Highlander board member and Urban League.
Box 24 Item 1161	Alabama Farmers Union
Box 24 Item 1162-1164	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1165	Photocollage of musicians and square dancers Note: Ike Church, upper right; J.D. Marlowe, top center.
Box 24 Item 1166	Highlander community co-op sewing group
Box 24 Item 1167	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1168	House back of Highlander
Box 24 Item 1169	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1170	Model of proposed library made by Carl Koch
Box 24 Item 1171	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1172-1173	Montage
Box 24 Item 1174	Highlander Christmas vacation for Clinton black students, first integrated in the South Note: Rosa Parks was present.
Box 24 Item 1175	Highlander Library, helping students, civil rights period
Box 24 Item 1176-1177	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1178	Clinton High School students gathering: Rosa Parks, center Note: First picture on left from contact sheet.
Box 24 Item 1179	Clinton, back of the school [proof sheet] Note: 12 images.
Box 24 Item 1180	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 24 Item 1181	L.A. Blackman, Elloree, South Carolina Note: Mr. L.A. Blackman reportedly resisted KKK attempts to force him out of town.
Box 24 Item 1183	Unidentified group in front of Highlander
Box 24 Item 1184	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1185	Public School Integration workshop, Highlander
Box 24 Item 1186	Highlander Library
Box 24 Item 1187	Montage
Box 24 Item 1188	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1189	25th Anniversary Note: Left, the neighbors and little sister; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, in window behind Aubrey Williams; Myles Horton; Mrs. Johnson, mother of Zilphia Horton.
Box 24 Item 1190	Mrs. Roosevelt, Myles Horton, May Justus
Box 24 Item 1191-1192	Unidentified
Box 24 Item 1193	Mrs. Roosevelt, May Justus
Box 24 Item 1194	Eleanor Roosevelt speaks on the front porch of Highlander School
Box 24 Item 1195	Woman writing on chalkboard at Citizenship School, Johns Island Use Restrictions: Ida Berman holds copyright.
Box 24 Item 1196	Textile Workers organizer, Zilphia Horton in front of Highlander
Box 24 Item 1197	CIO students talking to Zilphia Horton
Box 24 Item 1198	CIO students
Box 24 Item 1199	Zilphia Horton leading singing, Farmers Union session
Box 24 Item 1200	Zilphia Horton
Box 25 Item 1201	Textile Workers Conference, Central Alabama 1939 Note: Seated back row, Weatherspoon; next, Zilphia Horton; next, Alabama director; behind podium, Roy Lawrence; directly behind him in the middle back row, Amil Leevy; to the right of him is John [unknown last name], director of the International Ladies Garment Workers of the South; front row is the director of the Hosiery Workers; Lucy Randolph Mason; Paul Christopher; Bill [unknown last name], a steel worker.
Box 25 Item 1202	Unidentified, 1939
Box 25 Item 1203	Textile Workers group at Highlander Note: Roy Lawrence, extreme left.
Box 25 Item 1204	Zilphia Horton with business manager, educational director of the newly organized LaFollette, Tennessee Shirt Workers 1937
Box 25 Item 1205	Zilphia Horton leading songs at Highlander, early union CIO session Note: Charlie Wilson, board member, extreme right; next to him is his wife Frankie, both students at Highlander in early 1930s.
Box 25 Item 1206	Textile Workers Convention Note: Probably the southern delegate to the first Textile Workers Convention, met in Philadelphia.
Box 25 Item 1207	Civil Rights workshop, Highlander Library Note: Myra Page at the far end of the table.
Box 25 Item 1208	Zilphia Horton
Box 34 Item 1209	Unidentified
Box 25 Item 1210	Unidentified
Box 25 Item 1211	Zilphia Horton Note: Missing.
Box 25 Item 1212	Student ringing dinner bell
Box 25 Item 1213	Ike Church, Highlander
Box 25 Item 1214	CIO student, kitchen duty
Box 25 Item 1215	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 25 Item 1216	Ore workers, Alabama
Box 25 Item 1217	Children's campers
Box 25 Item 1218	First citizenship student learning to read Note: In the back end of the cooperative at that time, Jenkins Grocery store.
Box 25 Item 1219	Early integration workshop Note: Lower left hand corner in center, Rosa Parks; extreme right, Charis Horton.
Box 34 Item 1220	Mine workers rally, farmer Matt Bunch, district organizer in the center
Box 25 Item 1221	Citizenship group, Wadmalow Island
Box 25 Item 1222	CIO entertainment, Highlander
Box 25 Item 1223	“A rural minister and a farmer from Kodak, Tennessee” Note: Roy Houts, Methodist minister, and Kurt Smith, farmer.
Box 25 Item 1224	Myles Horton and Matt Lynch Note: Lynch, one of the first students at Highlander, later became a hosiery worker, and is now the secretary of the CIO in Tennessee.
Box 25 Item 1225	Joint CIO workshop and work camp evening meeting at Highlander Note: Student at right with hand on chain is Herman Eddy, educational director of the CIO; above him, A.A. Liveright; above A.A. Liveright in the window is J.D. Marlowe.
Box 25 Item 1226	Farmers Union workshop Note: Work camp is sitting in on evening session, upper left with elbow on the chair is Bill Kornhauser and extreme right, TVA agricultural specialist.
Box 25 Item 1227-1228	Unidentified
Box 25 Item 1229	Farmers Union workshop
Box 25 Item 1230	Five African American men singing
Box 25 Item 1231	Two men working on the construction of a building at Highlander
Box 25 Item 1232	Workshop in Southern Alabama Farmers Union members Note: Tom Ludwig, extreme right.
Box 25 Item 1233-1234	Unidentified - missing
Box 25 Item 1235	Farmers Union workshop at Southern Alabama Note: Tom Ludwig, third from the right.
Box 25 Item 1236	Farmers Union members at the Fertilizer cooperative
Box 25 Item 1237	Unidentified
Box 25 Item 1238	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 25 Item 1239	CIO School at Highlander Note: Second from the left, George Guernsey.
Box 25 Item 1240	Farmers Union field program
Box 25 Item 1241-1242	Farmers Union workshop at Highlander
Box 25 Item 1243	PAC workshop Note: Left, Tim Hayskill, organizer; Smelter Workers organizer; Palmer Weber, National PAC official; Tom Ludwig, Lawrence, extreme left, Hobby Farmers Union member.
Box 25 Item 1244	Farmers Union session Note: Third from the left, Bud Voight, National Educational office; extreme right, Lou Krainock.
Box 25 Item 1245	CIO Highlander
Box 25 Item 1246	Building the Farmers Union Fertilizer Co-op in South Alabama
Box 25 Item 1247	Session outside Highlander Library, Farmers Union School Note: Myles Horton, extreme left; Tom Ludwig, squatting fourth from the left; Don Chapman, president Montana Farmers Union, standing extreme right; lower right, A.A. Liveright.
Box 25 Item 1248	National Farmers Union Convention in Denver where Zilphia Horton led singing Note: Second from the left is Secretary of Agriculture Brannon, Jim Patton, Zilphia Horton.
Box 25 Item 1249	Alabama Farmers Union Meeting
Box 25 Item 1250	Alabama Farmers Union workshop
Box 26 Item 1251	Alabama Farmers Union Convention Note: Second, Jim Patton.
Box 26 Item 1252	Alabama Farmers Union Convention
Box 26 Item 1253	Alabama Farmers Union Convention Note: Aubrey Williams, left, talking to Jim Patton, center.
Box 26 Item 1254	Two men and a baby at a Farmers Union workshop, Alabama
Box 26 Item 1255	Alabama courthouse and convention
Box 26 Item 1256	Film Center filming, Highlander
Box 26 Item 1257	Amalgamated, Highlander
Box 26 Item 1258	Unidentified white family
Box 26 Item 1259	Farmers Union, Virginia, “Pie Supper,” 1948 October 29
Box 26 Item 1260	Farmers Union meeting at Highlander Note: Audrey Williams, third from left.
Box 26 Item 1261	Virginia Farmers Union Co-op members
Box 26 Item 1262	Alabama Farmers Union Note: Tom Ludwig at left.
Box 26 Item 1263	Highlander workshop
Box 26 Item 1264	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1265	Early student working Highlander garden
Box 26 Item 1266	Unidentified Note: Missing.
Box 26 Item 1267	CIO School, Highlander Library
Box 26 Item 1268	Farmers Union group at Highlander Note: Bud Voight, third from the left; fourth, Tom Ludwig; on the right, Bill Kornhauser, Willemetz.
Box 26 Item 1269	Smelter Workers session Note: Alton Lawrence, left; Paul Christopher.
Box 26 Item 1270	Farmers Union session at Highlander demonstrating fertilizer at TVA
Box 26 Item 1271	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1272	Farmers Union, Highlander
Box 26 Item 1273	Farmers Union School Note: Jim Patton, left.
Box 26 Item 1274	Farmers Union members, Highlander workshop
Box 26 Item 1275	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1276	Alabama Farmers Union
Box 26 Item 1277	Gary Keene and Highlander neighbor
Box 26 Item 1278	Building Farmers Union Co-op in Southern Alabama
Box 26 Item 1279	Farmers Union dedication of new Co-op building, Abingdon, Virginia
Box 26 Item 1280-1281	Farm family sitting in wagon
Box 26 Item 1282	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1283	Farmer wearing overalls and straw hat
Box 26 Item 1284	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1285	Farmers Union meeting at Highlander
Box 26 Item 1286	CIO, Highlander
Box 26 Item 1287	Amalgamated, Highlander
Box 26 Item 1288-1290	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1291	Two men smoking cigars
Box 26 Item 1292	East Tennessee Farmers Union meeting
Box 26 Item 1293	Unidentified farmer with horse drawn plow
Box 26 Item 1294	Smelter Workers Note Alton Lawrence, left; Paul Christopher. Missing.
Box 26 Item 1295	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1296	Farmers Union School at Highlander
Box 26 Item 1297	South Alabama Co-op
Box 26 Item 1298	Unidentified
Box 26 Item 1299	Loading bags of fertilizer, South Alabama Fertilizer Co-op
Box 26 Item 1300	Unidentified white women
Box 27 Item 1301	Farmers Union session at Highlander
Box 27 Item 1302	South Alabama Co-op
Box 27 Item 1303	South Alabama Farmers Union members Note: J.D. Martin, extreme left.
Box 27 Item 1304	Unidentified
Box 27 Item 1305	Farmers Union workshop at Highlander
Box 27 Item 1306	Virginia Farmers Union family
Box 27 Item 1307	Unidentified
Box 27 Item 1308	Farmers Union, Highlander
Box 27 Item 1309	Farmers Union, Southern Alabama
Box 27 Item 1310	Farmers Union, Highlander
Box 27 Item 1311	Smelters Workers organizer and family
Box 27 Item 1312-1313	CIO School, Highlander
Box 27 Item 1314	Farmers Union School, Highlander
Box 27 Item 1315	Packinghouse workers, Highlander
Box 27 Item 1316	A.A. Liveright, CIO School, Highlander
Box 27 Item 1317	Farmers Union workshop at Highlander
Box 27 Item 1318-1319	Farmers Union, Highlander
Box 27 Item 1320	Unidentified
Box 27 Item 1321	Men reading paper outside store
Box 27 Item 1322	Highlander Film Center street scene
Box 27 Item 1323	Man refilling a tire
Box 27 Item 1324	Woman in pen with turkeys
Box 27 Item 1325	Man with two mules
Box 27 Item 1326	Portrait of a farmer
Box 27 Item 1327	Man inspecting milk cans
Box 27 Item 1328	Highlander Film Center, South Alabama
Box 27 Item 1329	South Alabama Co-op
Box 27 Item 1330	Film Center pictures of building of Co-op Note: Fred Lasse, left.
Box 27 Item 1331	Unidentified
Box 27 Item 1332	Man dressed as old woman
Box 27 Item 1333	Working men walking past a building
Box 27 Item 1334	Unidentified
Box 27 Item 1335	J.D. Martin, South Alabama Farmers Union
Box 27 Item 1336	25th anniversary gathering
Box 27 Item 1337	Feeding milk to a calf