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Collection Information
| Source Collection | Highlander Research and Education Center records, 1917-2017 |
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| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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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.
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 Talking with Indian Chief
1957
Mrs. Roosevelt at the 25th anniversary of Highlander Folk School, talking with an Indian chief from Florida.
Eleanor Roosevelt at Highlander Folk School
Eleanor Roosevelt speaks on the front porch of Highlander School. The woman seated behind Ms. Roosevelt is May Justus, who, with her partner Vera McCampbell, was very involved with the school.
Myles Horton, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Jim Stokely
Myles Horton, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Jim Stokely, a writer from Newport, Tennessee. Highlander integration workshop.
Eleanor Roosevelt with Zilphia and Myles Horton
1957
From left: Zilphia Horton, Myles Horton, and Mrs. Roosevelt at a Highlander conference in connection with the Southern Conference for Human Welfare.
