This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Real Race Benefactors Open New Malone Building
Charles Stewart notes the Malone family unveils the Pero College building in St Louis. The $250000 center hosts a week of open events with national figures, praise services, and free public tours, highlighting Negro enterprise and civic pride in this landmark venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
America
Charles Stewart
A.T. Malone
Pero College
Rev. W. Sampson Brooks
D. D
Baltimore
George Ll. Knox
the Freeman
Indianapolis
Ind
Lester A. Walton
New York Age
New York City
Ormand Yorte
Cleveland Advocate
Cleveland
Ohio
George R. Garner, Jr
Chicago
J. Findlay Wilson
Washington Eagle
Washington, DL
Robert 8. Abbott
Chicago Defender
Nelson C. Crews
Kansas City Sun
Kansas City
I. Willis Cole
Louisville Leader
Louisville
W. E. King
Tallas Express
Dallas
Texans
Harry C. Smith
Cleveland Gazette
J. Anthony Jogey
Wisconsin Blade
Madison
Wis
John L. Thompson
Bystander
Des Moines
Roscoe C. Simmons
Toulsville
Cary B. Lewis
The
R. S. Abbott
Aj Eoland Hayes
Boston
Mass
J. L. Castoh
St. Louis Clarion
Negro Business League
Roland W. Hayes
Frank L. Williams
Sumner High School
Williams
Malone
Congressman Newton
W. Sampson Brooks
Drainpower
Annie Turnbo-Malone
Hermes Zimmerman
Hadley
American First and Forever
Poro Choral Club
R. I. Cole
Jones
St. Louis Y. M
Cole
George R. Garner
Koloist
Polyphonic Choral Union
Prof. Cole
Mudville
Poro College
Poro
Aaron
Annie Malone
H. W. Jameson
Peoria
Ilinoia
Quincey
Jameson
George L. Knox
Indianapolis Freeman
John H. Murphy
Walton
New York
Cary
Lewis
Ormond A. Forte
J. L. Caston
J. Finley Wilson
J. Willis Cole
Charles H. Stewart
J. H. Murphy
H. C. Smith