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Photograph of Mr. Swilley and a Mr. Braun at a construction site. Mr. Swilley was a master bricklayer who constructed many buildings in Tallahassee. On the back of the photo is a handwritten note that identifies Mr. Swilley as the writer's grandfather.
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Group photo of African American individuals who appear to be part of an official organization.
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Photograph of a young African American man, possibly a member of the Swilley Family of North Florida.
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Photograph of Samuel Spencer
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Portrait of Harry Speights in uniform during the First World War. Harry Speights was born on November 1st, 1904.
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Photograph of Katherine Nickelson Speights at 93 years old. She was born in 1904 and grew up in the Buck Lake and Chaires communities of Leon County, Florida. She attended Greenhowe, a black one-room schoolhouse on Old Saint Augustine Road.
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Photograph of Katherine Nickelson Speights at 3 years old. She was born in 1904 and grew up in the Buck Lake and Chaires communities of Leon County, Florida. She attended Greenhowe, a black one-room schoolhouse on Old Saint Augustine Road.
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Photograph of Mary Speed at a family gathering. Mary was married to Deacon Cornelius Speed, Sr.. The Speeds were devoted members of Rock Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Tallahassee, Florida. The church itself was founded in 1898 by Reverend Virgil Speed, who built it and served as its first pastor.
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Photo of Catherine Ross in graduation regalia.
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Portrait of Reverend Kimball W. Thomas.