Documentary Archives
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Documentary Archives
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This collection examines archival material ranging from the late 19th to the mid-20th centuries, housed primarily in the Southern Historical and North Carolina collections of the Louis Round Wilson Archives. Our materials come from all over the American South, with an epicenter in North Carolina, which localizes our research while also examining broader contexts. This collection includes media such as letters, newspapers, photography, and personal letters and records. We came to the physical archive with a series of individual questions and began by surveying Wilson’s large collection broadly, eventually selecting items that were of particular personal interest. Our process involved transcription, analysis, and digitization through photography and scanning. These digitized items represent only a fraction of what has been collected in Wilson’s various archives.
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Collection Items
Mississippi and the Mob
Book compiled to condemn mob violence and demand local law enforcement officers uphold their duties to protect their inmates from mob violence.
Front cover to Mississippi and the Mob
Front cover of the book Mississippi and the Mob, containing the title and a political cartoon by [?] Cross of the Nashville Tennessean
The Burning of Jim Ivy
Page 20 of book Mississippi and the Mob, consisting of a photo of the burning of L. Q. Ivy who is, as in the case of this photo, often misrepresented as "Jim Ivy"
Anti-Lynching Broadside Fired in Mississippi
A newspaper article promoting the book Mississippi and the Mob
Colorful News 'Movies': Mississippi and the Mob
Newspaper article promoting the book Mississippi and the Mob
WHITES DRAFT DEFY TO LYNCHERS, URGE SHERIFFS TO SHOOT
Newspaper article promoting the book Mississippi and the Mob
"Contempo: A Review of Books and Personalities," Volume 1, Number 13
!["Contempo: A Review of Books and Personalities," Volume 1, Number 13](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/33582/archive/square_thumbnails/a1ac854fc68c8df819002887d0d76cf1.jpg?Expires=1714608000&Signature=YNkmVtxcwIEGoi8%7EIyvdS2lOnAJda8XpkD2xdYpxda2tJYIWTDP-VZ2kq-D9yJ45j6sYXSbawTl1pUhVbFpLAco3-5NAGO-sMK3h2rMsocm31Wbh42gGbgVEbDYQNlXraDkLmH21R%7EzsS50Z0qB3SpWg9D2F851k0XRcOQCIuw8ZeUbBY6espO%7EgBcfwTbhLQT8eks8cDtJUey-57BwlEh034AQ1MYajO5g1Xf8YEkz5gPU1aYWVeRemQ-O8veRbNQncIAZIeipXthm30XJHFXajUUGt10%7ER5f28u%7Ee%7ElF4et4gAfNH0dDaopD421M3ZabOqNiEiqy22tVuwPrGImg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM ""Contempo: A Review of Books and Personalities," Volume 1, Number 13")
Special Scottsboro Issue of "Contempo," 1931
Portrait of J. N. Flowers
Portrait made honoring Judge James Nathaniel Flowers at the Circuit Courtroom, County Courthouse, Jackson, Mississippi, March 1, 1965