-
A photograph of Mrs. Lettie Jackson Braxton, a former Leon County educator.
-
A portrait of W.E. "Bill" Johnson, former educator and Leon County School Administrator.
-
A portrait of Professor H. Manning Efferson, professor of Mathematics and Astronomy for Florida A&M University. Efferson was a native of South Carolina who earned a master's degree from Columbia and came to FAMU as a math instructor in 1924. Efferson went on to serve as head of the math department, dean of liberal arts, and dean of students before retiring in the 1960s.
-
A photograph of the second structure of the Griffin Colored Normal Institute, founded in 1905 by the Florida Black Primitive Baptist Association. Located at the intersection of Woodward Avenue and Alabama Street, the school was funded primarily by the community through fundraisers and served primary through 12th grade.
-
A portrait of Mother Mary Caldwell, a former educator who taught at Riley Elementary School for over 25 years.
-
A photograph of Kate Richardson Condra, a former educator at Riley Elementary School.
-
A photograph of John Pompey, community leader and the Executive Director of Leon County Fleet Management.
-
A polaroid of Tyrone Proctor, a community leader and former firefighter and captain of the fire department in Tallahassee. He is married to notable local artist, Mary Proctor, also called "Missionary Mary," whose work is also held in the collections of the Smithsonian and the Met.
-
A photograph of Calvin Barnes and Leroy Wester, both community leaders in Tallahassee. Calvin is also the husband of Althemese Barnes. Leroy was the owner of the Savoy Club, a member of the Frontiers, and in the early years served as a deacon at New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church before moving to St. Mary Primitive Baptist Church.
-
A photograph of Allie Mae Hill, a community leader in Tallahassee. The photograph contains a note in the back, dated to Mother's Day, 1987, that reads: "To Aunt Rosa, With all my Love, Allie Mae."
