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Portraits of an African American in professional garb. It is possible that this is Anatole E. Martin, Sr.'s son, Anatole E. Martin, Jr., who was a University Union Recreation Supervisor at Florida A&M University.
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Photographs of the McGhee Family, including portraits of some of their eleven children. Pictured, in order, are parents Samantha and Ellis McGhee, Sam, Peggy, Ellis smoking before a storefront, Peggy as a young child at some point in the 1940s, and Anita McGhee Davis.
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Elnora Hunter Yellowhair, mother of Margaret A. Yellowhair and wife of Edward Yellowhair.
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Margaret A. Yellowhair in an open casket at her funeral service. Mrs. Yellowhair was the owner of Capital Theater in the Frenchtown neighborhood of Tallahassee, Florida. She owned significant property in that area of town during her lifetime.
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Photograph of Mr. Edmund Paul at 80 years old. He was a longtime caretaker of Welaunee Plantation in Leon County, Florida.
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Photograph of a young African American girl wearing a party hat at a birthday party.
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Photograph of an unidentified African American man standing in a yard wearing a checkered suit jacket. Another African American man can be seen in the background standing on a porch. On the back of the photo is a stamp for a Christian organization called Action Movement Fund Inc., a non-profit founded by the late Rev. Dr. Dallas Moore, Jr., in Donalsonville, Georgia. The affiliation between the subject of this photograph and the organization whose stamp is on the back of the photo is unclear.
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Three different photos of, presumably, the same young lady as she progresses throughout her youth. The baby photo notes the month and year as October 1967.
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Photo of what seems to be a fenced-in, grassy backyard or small field surrounded by trees. The roof of a house can be seen over the fence in the far back.
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Polaroid picture of three African American women dressed in all white standing outside Mt. Pisby Primitive Baptist Church in Tallahassee, Florida. A marquee sign identifies the pastor of the church as Reverend M. Balkman.