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A brochure from the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party regarding Congress, civil rights, and the Freedom Democratic Party's preferred candidates: Fannie Lou Hamer, Annie Devine, and Victoria Gray.

Reprint from the Delta Democrat-Times of several articles: "New Racist Organization Terrorizes Several South Mississippi Counties", "White Association Disclaims Violence Charges as Negroes Point to 5 Deaths".

Poem found in the papers of Paul Swain Havens, reflecting upon the tragedies of war.

Finding aid for The Founding of Wilson College, HC-01.01

assorted images, associated with Career and Family Advice

The Hankey Center

The Invincibles basketball team. The Invincibles formed in 1894 and would play against the defenders in a Thanksgiving basketball game. The teams would eventually become the evens and odds.

A scarf from the Ninety-Nines, also known as the International Organization of Women Pilots. It has a white background with blue lettering and logos and lighter blue center design. The design includes a compass with cardinal directions and the logo…

Page from Olla Podrida, the Lawrenceville School Yearbook, showing the yearbook editing staff. Paul Swain Havens was editor-in-chief.

Chronology of events related to the disappearance of three men in Philadelphia, Mississippi: Andrew Goodman, James Earl Chaney, and Michael Henry Schwerner.

Paired with Captain Fannie Scoville

Poem found in the papers of Paul Swain Havens reflecting upon beauty and the natural world.

August 5, 1964 edition of The Student Voice newspaper (vol. 5 no. 19), published in Atlanta, Georgia.

August 12, 1964 edition of The Student Voice newspaper (vol. 5 no. 20), published in Atlanta, Georgia. This issue includes an article on the three missing civil rights workers (James Early Chaney, Michael Schwerner, and Andrew Goodman).

August 19, 1964 edition of The Student Voice newspaper, (vol. 5 no. 21), published in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Student Voice newspaper from Atlanta, Georgia. Vol. 5, no. 22 released on Sept. 23, 1964. This issue includes: McComb: City of Terror; Negro Candidates in Georgia, Arkansas, and Mississippi.

Photograph of the Vail residence located in Cleveland, Ohio.

Theodora on the porch of Norland Hall, Wilson College

Finding aid for the Theodosia Hackett Hoffman (1931) Papers

Poem found in the papers of Paul Swain Havens, reflecting upon a wife's mourning following the death of her husband at war.