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Ringing the Dinner Bell
A student ringing the dinner bell at Highlander Folk School.
CIO Meal at Highlander
Summer Youth project, eating in dining hall Myles Horton on left, Wiley Gillmor second from left.
Mine, Mill, and Smelters Union Meal
Mine, Mill and Smelter workers eating a meal at Highlander Folk School.
Civil Rights Workshop Banquet
August 1956
Four women and a man eating at a table at a Civil Rights banquet at Highlander Folk School. Septima Clark, second from left.
Rubber Workers Workshop
Rubber Workers during a workshop at the Highlander Folk School. Myles Horton on far left.
Community Leadership Workshop
August 1955
A community leadership workshop session, August-September, at Highlander Folk School. Elizabeth Brinkman, Germany, in background in a flower dress; obscured African American man is Ogba Agba Okoric...
