Available Works or Citations from Ohio Historical Society
The George A. Myers papers, 1890-1929, consist of approximately 4,000 items of correspondence, newspaper clippings and biographical material. The papers are arranged chronologically and are contained in 18 document boxes. The microfilm edition consists of eight rolls. Two small folders of newspaper clippings and biographical material were not filmed. The major portion of correspondence is incoming. There is also a…
Manuscript and printed text and images drawn from the collections of the Ohio Historical Society that depict the history of African Americans in Ohio from1850-1920. Materials cover slavery and freedom, segregation and integration, religion and politics, migrations and restrictions, harmony and discord, and struggles and successes.
Two draft manuscripts of Scarborough’s autobiography, edited in ca. 1930s and in 1971, in which he recounts his education, trips to Europe, and teaching and university careers. Compiled by Sarah C.B. Scarborough and Bernice Sanders and edited by Truman K. Gibson and William Savoy (ca. 1930s), and by Wilhelmena S. Robinson, who included an inventory to the Scarborough papers at…
Microfilm of two draft manuscripts of Scarborough’s autobiography, edited in ca. 1930s and in 1971, in which he recounts his education, trips to Europe, and teaching and university careers. Compiled by Sarah C.B. Scarborough and Bernice Sanders and edited by Truman K. Gibson and William Savoy (ca. 1930s), and by Wilhelmena S. Robinson, who includes an inventory to the Scarborough…