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The Goodridge Brothers: Saginaw Valley Photographic Historians
Tells of three brothers who lived in East Saginaw after the Civil War; reproduces examples of their work
Some Things Branches Have Done in 1931.
Outlines work of Saginaw Branch on Ballard extradition case; and of Idlewood Branch correcting mistreatment of high school students.
Articles of Association
The Council, chaired by Henry Nickleberry, UAW Sub-Regional Office 1D, was responsible for hiring of the first blacks in Saginaw area retail establishments. Articles were examined in UAW office.
Names of Colored Persons Listed in the 1868 Directory [of Saginaw, Michigan. Saginaw, no date]
Two alphabets, one for the east, the other the west side, lists 57 persons, 19 of whom are "hotel employees," 15 barbers, with place of residence.
Equal Housing Opportunities in Saginaw, Findings and Recommendations based on a Public Hearing Conducted on June 21, 22, and 27, 1966.
Concludes that Saginaw is severely segregated, and that much housing available to Negroes is unfit for occupancy.
Progress Report, October 1961 to April 1962
Committee with representatives from Frontiers, Negro Ministers' Citizens Equality Council, and NAACP, reports impressive job gains in Saginaw for Negroes. The Report was examined in the office of Henry Nickleberry, UAW Sub-Regional Office 1-D