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Rubber Workers at Highlander
A group of Rubber Industry workers attending a workshop at Highlander Folk School.
Rubber Workers Workshop
Rubber Workers during a workshop at the Highlander Folk School. Myles Horton on far left.
Catherine Winston
Catherine Winston, a staff member at the Highlander Folk School, reading a book and smoking a cigarette.
Automobile Workers at Highlander
Automobile workers standing with Myles Horton (second from right), at Highlander Folk School.
United Auto Workers at Highlander
Groupportrait of members of the United Auto Workers union attending a workshop at Highlander Folk School.
United Rubber Workers Conference
Rubber workers Educational Conference. Fifth from left in front row, Zilphia Horton, sixth from left is Mr. Lewis, the Educational Director for the Rubber Workers Union.
