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Catholics of the Archdiocese of Detroit Observe Negro History Week
Describes the four-year old Catholic Committee for Negro History Week.
The Non-White Dentist in Michigan
Covers period 1899 to date.
Observations on Community Life
Author, on grant from Fund for Adult Education, visits community leaders in several cities; in Detroit meets Mary Ann Davis, Beulah Whitby, Iris Cox, Prophet (Dr. James F.) Jones, Ulysses Boykin, Cora Brown, Glady Johnson, the Thomas family, John…
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Held in Detroit, Michigan, October 24-26, 1952.
Lists names of Detroiters participating in the program or making arrangements for the Conference.
Local History Scrapbooks: Negroes.
Miscellaneous materials, chiefly clipping from Wyandotte News Herald, and some typed sheets with source marked "Hearsay" cover events in down-river communities from about 1910 to 1955.
The Negro Professional Man and the Community, with Special Emphasis on the Physician and the Lawyer.
Gives date by state, as determined by questionnaires, on distribution of physicians, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, and lawyers.
A Century of Negro Migration
Describes settlements in Cass County, the first Detroit families, and Michigan's importance in the Underground Railroad.
All Our Yesterdays, a Brief History of Detroit.
pg. 179-182: Freedom Road
pg. 340-355: We Shall Overcome
pg. 340-355: We Shall Overcome
Detroit Heritage
Has 84 vignettes, giving information on persons, institutions, or topics relating to black history.