Race Relations and Civil Rights

Image Gallery

Photograph of the Kansas City Monarchs playing baseball at Muehlebach Field in Kansas City, MO.

Photograph of pioneering social worker Minnie Crosswaithe wearing a coat and hat.

Photograph of a large group, prior to 1900, baptizing African-Americans at Murphy's pasture near Edwardsville, in Wyandotte County, Kansas.

Portrait of Corinthian Clay Nutter circa 1940. Born in Texas, Nutter moved to Kansas City at age 16 and worked as a pianist and organist.

Photograph of the members of the Over the Top Club, part of the congregation of the Vine Street Baptist Church.

Photograph of the exterior of the Kansas City Call building that appears to have been taken from inside an automobile.

Photograph of nurses holding degrees outside of the main entrance to the Wheatley-Provident Hospital, located on the western side of Forest Avenue

Chauncey Downs and five unidentified women behind a microphone with instrumentalists in the background.

This photograph of Douglass School was taken looking northeast at the intersection of 27th Street and Jarboe Street (also known as W. Prospect Pl.

Photograph of an outside dining area behind Black Hawk Barbecue restaurant.

Henry J. Allen, Governor of Kansas from 1919 to 1923.

1926-1927 photograph of LeRoy Anthony, Thelma Anthony-Scott, and Ruby Anthony-Miller posed on an imitation reindeer during their visit with Santa C

Corner view of a multistorey brick building

Photograph of the segregated Lincoln High School, once located at the northeast corner of Tracy Avenue and 19th Street in Kansas City, Missouri.

Undated photograph of the exterior of The Call newspaper's office on 18th Street, including the surrounding streetscape.

Portrait of St. Stephen's Baptist Church pastor Rev. Raymond J. Jordan, whose home and work addresses and phone numbers are listed.

Photograph of the Wheatley-Provident Hospital, located on the western side of Forest Avenue between 18th Street and 19th Street in Kansas City, Mis

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