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Hampton Classes 1871-1898

1 pp

A reference book with the names and professions of graduates of The Hampton Institute. The book consists of black print on yellowed paper. The binding is yellow, and handwritten text along the spine says: [HAMPTON CLASSES 1871 1898.] The interior contains two hundred and forty-six pages. The interior of the back cover has several numbers written by hand, ink on the page.

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Handbook Outlining the Principles of Senior Management

19 pp

A handbook, black ink on off-white paper, published by the Booker T. Washington class of 1934 outlining the student and faculty leaders, a year-end recap of student activities, and the school's esprit de corps. The back of the handbook is blank.

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Hands of Inge

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A short film with the title Hands of Inge. There is a release print (2012.79.1.9.1a) and a work print (2012.79.1.9.2a) of the film, both of which are on 16mm black-and-white acetate stock with sound.

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Happy Lion

1 pp

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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Harare 2080 - Afro Imaginary Portrait

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In the images’ bottom left corner, a woman and two other individuals can be seen harvesting green plants. The woman wears a brown striped shirt, brown head wrap and carries a wicker basket on her back. Behind her, purple Jacaranda flowers can be seen in the distance. In the background, numerous buildings from the Harare skyline can be seen, three of which tower above the surrounding cityscape and

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Hardware No. 1

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A copy of Hardware No. 1 owned by Dwayne McDuffie. The comic (2019.96.9a) is in an opened plastic cover. The cover of the comic book features an image of the character named Hardware. Company logos and pricing information are at the top. The plastic cover (2019.96.9b) is orange and has a repeating chain link design in brown. The DC Comics, Inc. logo is on the top right of the front. Printed at the

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Hardware Wars

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Harlem Rides the Range

1 pp

In the opening scene, Jim Dennison (Leonard Christmas), a homesteader, is approached by two men, Bradley (Clarence Brooks) and Jim Connors (Tom Southern), for outstanding mortgage. Dennison refuses to pay or acquiesce to giving the men a fifty-percent share of his mine. A fight ensues which leaves Dennison unresponsive. The rest of the film chronicles how a cowboy named Bob (Herb Jeffries) and his

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Harlem Toile de Jouy

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A sidewall designed by Sheila Bridges. The wallpaper is bright yellow with repeating black and white vignettes in the French toile style. The vignettes feature pastoral scenes of people engaged in a variety of leisure activities, all wearing 18th century clothing. The scenes include young men playing basketball, ladies at their toilette, a couple dancing to a boombox, a picnic scene with fried chi

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Harlem on my Mind

1 pp

Sheet music for the song "Harlem on my Mind" from the production "As Thousands Cheer." The front cover is red with an illustration in black of a group of partiers, seen along the bottom third. The group is largely in the lower left quadrant with arms raised and faces raised upward. Hats and confetti float above the crowd. Over top of the crowd, in red text is the music publisher information "Irvin

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Harlem's Top People, 1953

1 pp

A paper topical neighborhood directory of Harlem, New York. The cover of the directory has a peach and black background. Script text reads: [Harlem's / Top / People]. Black text at the bottom reads: [Edited by / Constance Curtis / Adele Glasgow / Carl Lawrence / $1.50]. Green text to the bottom right reads: [1953]. The front cover has a handwritten inscription of a name in the top right corner.

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Harlem-pimp mobile 1970's

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A color digital image of a photograph by Anthony Barboza of a pale blue coupe pimp mobile with white accents and whitewall tires in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City, New York, in the 1970s. The car is parked on a street in front of two store fronts. The store on the left has a lit sign for Duke's Inn, while the store on the right has a red neon sign that reads "LIQUORS". A man in a dark su

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<I>Hampton Classes 1871-1898</I>

<I>Handbook Outlining the Principles of Senior Management</I>

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<I>Happy Lion </I>

<I>Harare 2080 - Afro Imaginary Portrait</I>

<I>Hardware No. 1</I>

<I>Hardware Wars </I>

<I>Harlem Rides the Range</I>

<I>Harlem Toile de Jouy</I>

<I>Harlem on my Mind</I>

<I>Harlem's Top People, 1953</I>

<I>Harlem-pimp mobile 1970's</I>