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	Search results for Black-and-white Photographs > African Americans    Refine your search Creator Toppelstein, Paul (204) Dillard, Van (81) Seid, Herman (81) Nehez, Bill (78) Noble, Bernie (70) Show more... Date 1969 (134) 1979 (121) 1968 (117) 1972 (116) 1977 (99) Show more... results 1-20 of 1910 item(s)  page 1 of 96 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. George, Zelma, 1903-1994 George, Zelma Watson; Opera singers; Activists; Cleveland Job Corps; Diplomats;African Americans; Karamu House; Cuyahoga Community College; United Nations Zelma George was the daughter of a Texas Baptist minister and remembered meeting a number of prominent black leaders in her home. Issues about race were discussed and her father believed in helping other... 2. Bryant, Eliza Bryant, Eliza; Freedmen; Slavery; Eliza Bryant Center; African Americans; Nursing homes Seeing that African Americans in Cleveland were denied access to nursing homes because of segregation, Eliza Bryant started a campaign to raise interest and funds for African American elders in 1893. Her... 3. Allen Memorial Missionary Baptist Church Architecture, sacred; Churches; African Americans; Baptist churches; Gothic revival (architecture); Baptists; Methodist churches; Methodists; Pentecostal churches; Pentecostals; Miles Park Ave.; Miles Park; Allen Memorial Chapel; African Americans Allen Memorial Chapel 9105 Miles Park Avenue. 1872. Formerly Miles Park United Methodist Church. Currently Pentecostal Determine Church of God. 4. Rogers, James E.: 1972 African Americans; Librarians; Cleveland Public Library; East Cleveland Public Library Urban Services Director, Cleveland Public Library ( - 1977). Director, East Cleveland Public Library, (1977 - ). 5. Fidelity Baptist Church Architecture, sacred; Churches; Baptist churches; Baptists; Gothic revival (architecture); African Americans; African American neighborhoods; Hough; Wade Park (Cleveland, Ohio); Badgley, Sidney R.; Community service; Fidelity Baptist Church Fidelity Bapt. Ch. Wade Park/East 84th. 8402 Wade Park Avenue. 1911. Architect: Sidney R. Badgley. 6. Women activists. Activists; African Americans African American men and women activists. 7. Wilkes, William R.: 1960 African Americans; African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church; Wilberforce University Bishop, Third Episcopal District, Africal Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church. Chair, Board of Trustees, Wilberforce University. 8. Crosby, Edward W.: 1969 African Americans; Education; Institute for African American Studies; Kent State University Director, Institute for African American Studies, Kent State University, 1969-. 9. Stewart, James Robert: 1940 African Americans; Universal Negro Improvement Association; African Communities League President General, Universal Negro Improvement Assn. President, African Communities League. 10. Walker, D. Ormonde: 1936 African Americans; Clergy; St. James African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church; College administrators; Wilberforce University Pastor, St. James African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church. President, Wilberforce University, 1936-. 11. McCray, Thomas L.: 1968 African Americans; Clergy; Avery AME Church; St. James African Methodist Episcopal (Ame) Church; Greater Cleveland Council of Churches Pastor, Greater Avery AME Church, 7505 Wade Park Ave, N.E., 1967-73. President, Greater Cleveland Council of Churches, 1972-73. Pastor, St. James AME Church, Cleveland. 12. Hunter, Jane Edna, 1882-1971 Social workers; Social values; Social justice; Phillis Wheatley Assn.; Working Girls' Home; African Americans; Women's rights; Equal opportunity programs; Charitable organizations; Community service; Hunter, Jane Edna (Harris); Cleveland Women's Civic League (Cleveland, Ohio) Jane Edna Hunter started the Working Girl's Home Association after moving to Cleveland, Ohio and seeing the lack of adequate housing and social protection for homeless black girls. This organization became... 13. Men carrying harvest from the Airport Work Relief Garden to the streetcar line, October, 1932 Public service employment; Gardens; Depressions; Agriculture; Harvesting; Street railroad stations; Land use; Vegetables; African Americans; Food "A two mile walk from the garden to the Street Car line carrying the vegetables they produced during the year at the Airport Relief Garden"--photo verso. 14. Holy Trinity & St. Edward Architecture, sacred; Catholic churches; Catholics, Roman; Irish; Germans; African Americans; Architecture, Romanesque; Woodland Avenue (Cleveland, Ohio); Holy Trinity Catholic Church (Cleveland, Ohio); Woodland Ave. Holy Trinity Woodland/East 69th. 1906. Architect: William Guenther. 15. Friendship Baptist Church (Temple Tifereth Israel) Architecture, sacred; Architecture, Romanesque; Synagogues; Baptist churches; Baptists; African Americans; Central Avenue (Cleveland, Ohio); Temple-Tifereth Israel; Temples; Lehman And Schmitt; Jews - Ohio - Cleveland; Reformed Judaism; Friendship Baptist Church (Cleveland, Ohio) Friendship Baptist Ch. 5600 Central. 1894. Architects: Lehman & Schmidt. Formerly Temple Tifereth Israel. 16. Lane Metropolitan Architecture, sacred; Neoclassicism (architecture); Churches; African Americans; Methodist Episcopal churches; Christian Science churches; Christian Scientists; Hammond, George Francis; Lane Metropolitan CME Lane Metropolitan (1st Ch. of Ch. Sc.) Cedar/East 46th. 2131 East 46th Street. 1900. Architect: George Hammond. 17. Triedstone Baptist Church (Oheb Zedek Hungarian Orthodox Synagogue) Churches; Synagogues; Baptist churches; Triedstone Baptist Church; Architecture, romanesque; Baptists; Janowitz, Albert; Oheb Zedek Hungarian Orthodox Synagogue (Cleveland, Ohio); Orthodox Jews; Jews - Ohio - Cleveland; Hungarians; African Americans; Architecture, sacred Triedstone Bapt. Ch. 3782 Community College. Formerly Oheb Zedek Hungarian Orthodox Synagogue. 1905. Architect: Albert Janowitz 18. Fellowship Baptist Church of Christ Architecture, sacred; Baptists; Baptist churches; Churches; Cleveland; Lutheran churches; Lutherans; East 55th St.; Bohnard & Parsson; Fellowship Baptist Church; Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church; African Americans; Gothic revival (architecture); Germans Fellowship Baptist 1754 East 55th. 1907. Architects: Bohnard and Parsson. Formerly Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church. 19. Liberty Hill Baptist Church Architecture, sacred; Churches; Synagogues; Baptist churches; Baptists; African Americans; Lehman And Schmitt; Jews - Ohio - Cleveland; Euclid Avenue (Cleveland, Ohio) Liberty Hill Baptist Euclid/East 82nd. 1912. Architects: Lehman & Schmitt. Formerly Anshe Chesed (Fairmount)Temple. 20. Greater Friendship Baptist Church Architecture, sacred; Churches; Baptist Churches; Baptists; Evangelical; Reformed churches; African American neighborhoods; African Americans; Germans; Gothic revival (architecture); Corbusier, Lenski & Foster; Glenville (Cleveland, Ohio); Greater Friendship Baptist Church; First Evangelical and Reformed Church Greater Friendship Baptist Church 12305 Arlington. Formerly First Evangelical and Reformed Church. 1926. Architects: Corbusier, Lenski, and Foster select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 1910 item(s)  page 1 of 96 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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