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Eleanor Roosevelt with Myles Horton and May Justus
1957
Eleanor Roosevelt, standing, with Myles Horton, and May Justus at the 25th anniversary of Highlander Folk School.
Vera McCampbell Testifying
Vera McCampbell, former teacher in Grundy County, who came to the mountains with May Justus before Highlander Folk School was started in 1932, testifying during the Highlander investigation.
Eleanor Roosevet, Myles Horton, and May Justus
1957
Eleanor Roosevelt, Myles Horton, and May Justus at the 25th anniversary of Highlander Folk School.
Eleanor Roosevelt with Friends
Eleanor Roosevelt, on left, shaking hands with Mrs. Jennings Perry, standing. May Justus is on the right. At Highlander Folk School. Possibly part of 25th Anniversary festivities.
Eleanor Roosevelt Talking with Indian Chief
1957
Mrs. Roosevelt at the 25th anniversary of Highlander Folk School, talking with an Indian chief from Florida.
Myles Horton, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Jim Stokely
Myles Horton, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Jim Stokely, a writer from Newport, Tennessee. Highlander integration workshop.
