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(EDUCATION.) HAMPTON
INSTITUTE.
The Greater Hampton
Movement.
24 pages. Copious illustra-
tions; text within elaborate tiny illustrative
borders, printed in blue.
Virginia, 1910-1915?
[300/400]
An interesting prospectus, pictorial guide and
introduction to the Hampton Institute and its
various features. Possibly gotten up as part of
an appeal for funding.
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(EDUCATION—BROWN,
HALLIE Q.)
Photographic card of
California businesswoman Hallie Q.
Brown.
Tall card, with a
PRESENTATION
SIGNED BY BROWN ON THE REVERSE
.
Wilberforce, OH, circa 1885
[600/900]
A RARE SIGNED AND INSCRIBED PHOTO
-
GRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF THIS IMPORTANT
AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATOR AND
REFORMER
. “
EVER YOUR FRIEND
,
HALLIE
Q
.
BROWN
,
WILBERFORCE
,
O
,
GREEN CO
.”
Hallie Quinn Brown (1849-1949) was born
in Pittsburgh, one of six children of freed slaves.
Brown attended Wilberforce University in
Ohio. She was a professor at Tuskegee from
1892 to 1893 under Booker T. Washington,
founder of the Colored Women’s League, and
was a frequent lecturer on African American
issues as well as temperance.