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Oliver W. Hill, Jr. Oral History Interview

The oral history consists of five digital files: 2011.174.102.1a, 2011.174.102.1b, 2011.174.102.1c, 2011.174.102.1d, and 2011.174.102.1e.

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On China

A signed, hardcover first edition of On China written by Henry Kissinger with a personal inscription to General Colin L. Powell. The hardcover book features a glossy white paper jacket over its grey hardcover. The grey spine displays the book title, author, and publisher name, printed vertically in white text. The lone marking on the front hardcover is “Henry Kissinger” in white text. There are no

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On January 12, 1964, the Chapel Hill Freedom Committee Organized a 13-mile March from Durham to Chapel Hill

A digital image of the cover photograph for John Ehle's book, "The Free Men." On Jan 12, 1964, the Chapel Hill Freedom Committee organized a 13-mile Freedom March from Durham to Chapel Hill. In the image, four men lead a procession of marchers holding a large banner reading [DURHAM TO CHAPEL HILL / WALK FOR FREEDOM]. Many of the marchers hold umbrellas.

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On the Art of the Theatre

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Hardcover copy of "On the Art of the Theatre" by Edward Gordon Craig with 296 pages of text. The binding is tan with light brown textured fabric over the spine. The front cover has a central red logo with [G C] and a flower inside a circle. The spine reads [On the / Art of / the / Theatre / Edward / Gordon / Craig] in red printed text at the top. [Browne's Bookstore] is in red at the bottom of the

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On the Bowery

This film was a part of the Washington D.C. Public Library's circulating 16mm film collection housed at the Martin Luther King Jr. Central Library. The collection is particularly noted for the wide variety of African American and African diaspora content.

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On the Road with Duke Ellington

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On the S. S. Catalina

A twelve-inch 33 1/3 rpm LP recording of the album "On The S. S. Catalina" recorded by The Shipmates and Ginger. The front of the album cover has images of the SS Catalina and Avalon, California. A blue border with yellow text is at the top and bottom. The back of the cover has a paragraph about the SS Catalina and black and white images of the ship, Avalon harbor and a map of Avalon. An image of

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On the Subway

An offset lithograph print of a woman, in profile, wearing a beret and a blouse with a notched collar. The paper is wove and off-white in color. Below and to the right of the image are the edition, title, Elizabeth Catlett's signature, and the date handwritten in pencil. "EC" appears above the figure's proper left shoulder and is part of the lithograph.

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Onlookers, Gaston Motel

A black-and-white digital image of a crowd of men and women standing outdoors looking upward. The crowd is standing in front of a brick building, the Gaston Motel, that has a large opening and sign overhead stating [DO NOT ENTER]. The crowd is featured only from their torsos and above. In the center of the image, a woman stands in a dark dress with a large corsage on her chest.

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Onlookers, Gaston Motel

A black-and-white digital image of a crowd of men and women, standing around a parked car, looking up. Featured in the center of the image is a woman leaning on the open window of the car. She is wearing a dark three-quarter sleeve dress with a double strand pearl necklace. In the background of the image, the Gaston Motel can be seen with a large sign on the overhand of the building stating, [Do N

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Onlookers, Selma to Montgomery March

A black-and-white digital image of men, women, and children standing on the porch of a home looking toward the right of the image. Two men, three women, and three children, stand under the overhang porch. The two women, in the center of the group, have their hands raised or together as they are clapping. To the left of the porch, a man sits with two boys in his lap, all wearing jean overalls. A la

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Onlookers, Selma to Montgomery March

A black-and-white digital image a group of men, women, and children standing on the road in front of signs and houses. The sign on the left states [BLUE FLAME / DRIVE INN], and behind, two other signs are partitally seen showing [GARAGE] and [la]. Seven members, women and one man, of the group have their arms raised in the air waving.

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<I>On the Road with Duke Ellington</I>

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