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The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society

The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society

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Samuel Miller and Scottsville District (Albemarle County, Va.) Personal Property and Land Tax Register

This volume contains alphabetical listings of black and white property owners in the Samuel Miller and Scottsville districts of Albemarle County.

Medical and Health collection -- Public Health Initiatives

Collection of materials concerning public health and public health initiatives in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, Virginia.

Virginia Henderson Maupin Scrapbooks

The scrapbooks contain various clippings from Charlottesville newspapers.

Alice E.W. Ivory, Sculptor: Learning Resources for Educators and Students

This is a collection of accompanying learning resources for the "Beyond Boundaries" art exhibit.

The Skin is just the cover: Mr. Alex-Zan's story

Charles E. Alexander, known as "Alex-Zan," was one of the Charlottesville 12, the group of Black children who desegregated Charlottesville's all-white schools.

William E. Jackson, Jr. Papers

This collection contains primarily receipts and contracts for the Jackson Poster Advertising Business, along with insurance policies for Jackson owned properties. 

NAACP collection

A collection of materials from the Charlottesville and Albemarle NAACP.

Baptist Church collection -- Mount Carmel Baptist Church

Collection of materials from Mount Carmel Baptist Church, located in Brown's Cove, Albemarle County, Virginia.

Letters Via Hardin's Tavern: 19th Century Slavery in Albemarle and Botetourt Counties, the Gilmer-Breckinridge Correspondence

Four Charlottesville Photographs

This is a collection of four photographs of Charlottesville locations by an unidentified photographer.

Crimson and Black Yearbook

This is a yearbook for the Jefferson High School in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Family Photo Day Flip Books

The photographs in the flip books are of African Americans taken by photographer Rufus W. Holsinger of Charlottesville.

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