urn:taro:utexas.cah.00004 A Guide to the James Leonard, Jr., and Lula Peterson Farmer Papers Center for American History Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, March 2001.Edited with XMetal 2.0 by Bob Stewart, June 20, 2002.Revised with XMetal 2.0 by Courtney Chartier, March 10, 2004. Finding aid written inEnglish. Tue Jul 22 15:25:58 CDT 2003 urn:taro:utexas.cah.00004 converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by v1to02.xsl (20030505). 1/5/2005 Edited by Evan Hocker Descriptive Summary Farmer, James Leonard, Jr., 1920-1999 James Leonard, Jr., and Lula Peterson Farmer Papers 1908, 1921-1999 AR NUMBER: 87-90; 89-251; 92-335; 89-207; 88-115; 88-162; 87-139; 87-159; 87-205; 97-296; 99-083; 99-213; 2000-28 46 ft., 1 in. Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin The Farmer Collection documents the Farmers' professional and personal involvement in the U.S. civil rights movement and four organizations founded by James Farmer, including the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). Also included are: materials relating to Farmer's unsuccessful campaign for Congress in 1968 and his tenure as assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (1969-1970); correspondence relating to lecture engagements; literary productions; and personal papers relating to the Farmer and Peterson families. English. Organization

Organized into nine series: 1. Records of professional activities. 2. General correspondence. 3. General files. 4. Lecture materials. 5. Literary productions. 6. Printed materials. 7. Personal materials. 8. Sound recordings. 9. Photographs.

 Arrangement

Arranged chronologically by material type.

 Biographical Note

Civil rights leader, author, labor organizer, and teacher, James Leonard Farmer, Jr. was born on January 12, 1920, in Marshall, Texas. He earned degrees from Wiley College (1938) and the Howard University School of Divinity (1940). Farmer went on to found the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) which played a key role in the Civil Rights movement, particularly in launching the Freedom Rides in the summer of 1961. These bus rides tested the federal interstate transportation accomodations at bus terminals. Combined with other CORE non-violent acts, the Freedom Rides led in part to the passage of the landmark Civil Rights Bill of 1964, and to the Civil Rights Voting Act the following year. Farmer is widely recognized as one of the Civil Rights movement's "Big Four," along with Martin Luther King, Jr., Roy Wilkins of the NAACP, and Whitney Young of the National Urban League.

In 1998 President Bill Clinton awarded Farmer the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Farmer died on July 9, 1999.

Scope and Contents

Collection documents the Farmers' professional and personal activities including their involvement in the U. S. civil rights movement. Correspondence, minutes, financial records, and other materials relate to the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), the civil rights organization James Farmer founded in 1942. The papers also contain extensive documentation of three organizations Farmer established in the 1960s and 1970s: the Center for Community Action Education, the Council on Minority Planning and Strategy (COMPAS), and the Public Policy Training Institute. In addition, the papers contain material relating to Farmer's unsuccessful campaign for Congress in 1968; his tenure as assistant secretary in the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (1969-1970); printed materials on civil rights, education, housing, and labor issues in the 1960s and 1970s; extensive correspondence concerning Farmer's national lecture engagements (1967-1975); Farmer's literary productions; and personal papers relating to the Peterson and Farmer families.

 Index Terms Subjects: African Americans--Civil rights--Sources. Civil rights demonstrations--United States--Sources. Education--United States--Sources. Housing--United States--Sources. Literacy--United States. Politicians--United States--Sources. Race--Religious aspects. Labor unions--Government employees--United States--Sources. Places United States--Race relations. Chicago (Ill.)--Race relations. Other Names Ames, Billie C. Farmer, Lula A., 1922-1977. Fisher, E. Bernice. Gartner, Alan. Milgrim, Morris. Palenius, Lillian. Perot, Ruth Turner. Raymond, Catharine. Reynolds, Ruth M. Robinson, James Russell. Sugihara, Ina. Woolman, Myron, 1917- Organizations Center for Community Action Education. Coalition of American Public Employees. Congress of Racial Equality. Council on Minority Planning and Strategy. National Advisory Eye Council (U. S.) Public Policy Training Institute. Organizations (Subjects) American League for Puerto Rico's Independence. Institute of International Education (New York, N.Y.) League for Industrial Democracy. Lincoln University, Chester County, Pa. United States. Congress--Elections, 1968. United States. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare.

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James Leonard Jr. and Lula Peterson Farmer Papers, 1908, 1921-1999, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

 Detailed Description of the Papers Inventory 2R566 Records of professional activities: Congress of Racial Equality (CORE): Committee of Racial Equality materials, 1942-1943 CORE planning document, 1965 CORE internal correspondence, 1943-1970 and undated Outgoing correspondence, 1944-1956 2R567 Outgoing correspondence, 1957-1965 2R568 Outgoing correspondence, 1966-1970 and undated Publications and pamphlets, 1965-1972 2R569 Circular letters to CORE groups, 1949-1965 and undated Direct fund appeals, 1945-1961 and undated Constitutions Corelator, 1948-1965 Bound minutes and reports, undated Minutes and reports, 1943-1949 2R570 Minutes and reports, 1950-1966 and undated Financial records: Corespondence, stencils, miscellany 2R571 Budgets and reports, accountants' reports Expense reports Miscellaneous receipts James Farmer receipts, 1964-1966 James Farmer iteneraries, 1963-1965 James Farmer Africa trip, 1965 2.325/V28 CORE lease, 48 W. 125th St., New York, New York James Farmer Africa trip, 1965, broadside, "Gouvernment de Salut Public de la Republique Democratique du Congo" 2R572 Bill Bradley, CORE Southern office, personal materials, 1965 Council for United Civil Rights Leadership, 1964-1968 Miscellany: conventions, announcements, officer lists, etc. New York CORE: Correspondence, publications 2R573 Minutes Financial records New York CORE news AAA campaign Palisades campaign YMCA campaign Television and radio campaign CORE chapters by city and state, A-F 2R574 CORE chapters by city and state, F-Z League for Industrial Democracy, 1950-1968 Upholsters' International Union of North America (U.I.U.), 1948-1950 American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), 1956-1959 2R575 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1951, 1959-1961 Lula Farmer, Institute of International Education, Community and Social Agency Employees (CSAE) union activities, 1952-1957 Center for Community Action Education: Correspondence, 1965-1967 and undated 2R576 Proposals Memoranda, minutes 2J453 Tax exemption application, 1965-1967 The National Cooperative Literacy Program, [ca. 1964] 2R576 Financial records New Jersy Office of Economic Opportunity, Governor's Task Force on Adult Illiteracy, 1966-1967 2R577 New Jersey Office of Economic Opportunity, Governor's Task Force on Adult Illiteracy, 1966-1967 and undated New Jersey Office of Economic Opportunity, Governor's Task Force on Adult Illiteracy, miscellaneous printed material Lincoln University materials, 1966-1967 2R578 New York University materials, 1966-1969 Congressional campaign records, 1968: Platforms, press statements Correspondence, 1967-1968 Itineraries OD1277 Poster: "When this man moves... things change." 2.325/V28 Map: 12th Congressional District, Brooklyn, New York 2R579 Name and address lists Broadsides Business cards Financial records: In-house reocrds Expense reports Bank statements 2R580 Contributor records Bills and receipts Petty cash receipts 2R581 Checking account book Index card file of contributors 2R582 U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW): Correspondence congratulating James Farmer on appointment Correspondence, December 1968-December 1970 3U247 Correspondence, 1970-1971 2R583 James Farmer invitations Materials for Midwest Society of Periodontology conference Miscellany: James Farmer personnel records, etc. James Farmer statements, etc. James Farmer job priority outline, etc. 3U247 Announcement of Resignation, 1970 2R583 Printed material, undated 2R584 Printed material, 1966-1970 2R584 Council on Minority Planning and Strategy (COMPAS): Black Think Tank: Proposals Correspondence 2R585 James Farmer and Ruth Perot correspondence, 1971-1977 General correspondence, 1971-1977 and undated Proposals 2R586 Proposals Printed material Resumes James Farmer testimonial dinner material Financial records Miscellany 2R587 Public Policy Training Institute (PPTI): Correspondence, 1972-1974 and undated Memoranda Financial records Miscellany 2R587 Fund for an OPEN Society, Fund for an OPEN Society, 1974-1979 2R588 Fund for an OPEN Society, 1974-1979 2R588 Coalition of American Public Employees (CAPE): Correspondence, 1977-1980 and undated News releases, publications, financial records CAPE Update, The Public Worker Miscellany 2.325/V28 Broadside, "Union busting, a Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee (DSOC) labor forum with James Farmer" 3U247 Federal Bureau of Investigation file and related correspondence, 1945-1981 2R581 Presidential Medal of Freedom, 1997 3U247 Correspondence, 1998 2R588 General correspondence: 1937, 1945-1950 1964-1967 2R589 1966-1967 3U247 Program Associates, 1948-1951 1967-1969 2R590 1967-1969 2R591 1970-1971 3U247 1970-1973 2R592 1971-1972 2R593 1973-1974 2R594 1975-1979 2R595 1979-1985 and undated 2J453 1986-1989 (1996-1998) 2J454 1985-1991 3U247 1988-1995 1994 letter from Paul Cooke with photocopies of CORE materials 1996-1999 Undated correspondence 2R595 Helen Menn, 1966-1973 2R596 General files: 1940s-1950s: Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR), 1944-1968 American League for Puerto Rico's Independence, 1944-1949 Puerto Rico, independence, miscellany, 1945-1955 Ruth Reynolds telephone books, telephone book materials, 1940s Americans for South African Resistance, 1952-1953 Civil Rights miscellany, 1940s Civil Rights miscellany, 1950s Housing discrimination, 1950s 2.325/V28 Broadside, "Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters," 1943 2R596 1960s: American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa, 1962-1967 Bedford Stuyvesant: Education materials, 1967 2R597 Miscellaneous materials, 1967-1969 Child Development Group of Mississippi, 1966 Dixwell Legal Rights Association, Inc., 1968-1969 Liberal Party, 1966-1967 New Careers Development Center, 1967-1968 New York City Rent and Rehabilitation Administration, 1965-1966 Planned Communities, Inc., 1966-1972 SANE (National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, Inc.), 1967-1968 Africa, miscellany 2R598 Civil rights, miscellany 2R599 Education, miscellany 2.325/V28 Map, Harlem and environs, publicly assisted housing and urban renewal programs, October 1964 Pamphlet, "Where the Money is: American Education's Annual Guide to OE Programs, 1968 2R599 Miscellaneous printed material 2R600 Miscellaneous printed material 2.325/V28 Broadside, "Black Power: Statement by National Committee of Negro Churchmen, July 31, 1966" Broadside of Baltimore, Maryland, "Committee to Keep Courts Out of Politics," 1967 2R600 Classified files, organizations, places, people, etc., 1961-1969: A, 1965-1969 American Jewish Committee, 1966-1969 American Committee on Africa, 1967-1969 African American Teachers Association, 1968 B, 1961-June 1968 2R601 B July 1968-1969 and undated B'nai B'rith, 1967-1968 Black Independent Democrats for Rockefeller, 1968 Bank Street College of Education, 1965-1969 Cleveland Public Library, 1966 Columbia University, 1968 2R602 Community development legislation, 1968 Catholic Interracial Council of New York, 1968 Congressmen, 1967-1968 Congress, 1967-1968 D, 1965-1969 DeMuth, Chris, 1968 Government agencies, Office of Economic Opportunity, proposals, 1964-1968 I, 1966-1969 I.S. 201, New York, 1968-1969 J, 1966-1969 K, 1965-1967 2R603 K, 1968-1969 Kennedy, Jay Richard, 1965-1968 National Republican Congressional Committee, 1968 New York, 1966-1969 New York Republican State Committee, 1968 New York University, 1968 3U247 National Cooperative Literacy Program 2R603 O, 1965-1969 Ocean Hill/Brownsville School District, Brooklyn, 1968 Oregon, 1966-1968 Photographs autographed and mailed to, 1966-1968 3U247 Planned Communities, Inc., 1966- 2R603 Q, 1965-1968 R, 1964-1969 2R604 Republican National Committee, 1968 Rockefeller, Nelson, 1968 S, 1965-1969 Sanders Advertising, 1968 Vietnam, 1968 Women's Talent Corps., 1966-1968 Woolman Systems, 1967-1969 World Trade Center, 1968 Wright, Nathan, Newark Diocese, 1966-1967 X, Y, Z, 1966-1968 1970s: Housing materials: Choice Communities, 1972-1980 3U247 Choice Communities, 1972 2R605 National Neighbors, 1971-1978 National Tenants Organization, 1971 New Hope Housing, 1972-1975 Partners in Housing, 1972-1975 2R606 Rosemary Village, 1972-1978 Sponsors of Open Housing Investment (SOHI), 1970-1976 Miscellany Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, 1971-1975 2R607 Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, 1971-1975 Bank Street College of Education, 1970-1979 Census Bureau, Committees for 1980 Census, 1976-1980 3U247 Friends of the Earth Foundation, 1973 2R608 The Humanist, 1973-1976 Institute of the Black World (IBW), 1970-1975 Interracial Council for Business Opportunity (ICBO), 1971-1972 Job Opportunity in Skill Training (JOIST), 1972-1979 Lincoln University, Institute for Community Affairs, 1972 2R609 National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting (NCCB), 1971-1974 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing (NCDH), 1970-1972 National Committee to Save Our Schools of Health, 1971 National Conference on Public Service Employment, 1971-1977 2R610 National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences, 1971-1974 Scholarship, Education and Defense Fund for Racial Equality (SEDFRE), 1971-1975 Sex Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS), 1970-1972 3U247 SIECUS, 1971 2R610 United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), 1971 2R611 James Farmer Trips: Asia, 1975-1976 Africa, 1976 Spain, Germany, Cameroon, 1979 Blacks: Printed material 2R612 Printed material Africa, miscellany Miscellany Education miscellany 2R613 Education miscellany 3U247 Correspondence 2R613 Employment and unions miscellany 2R614 Health care miscellany Politics miscellany 3U247 Unions miscellany 2R614 Miscellaneous printed material 2R615 Miscellaneous printed material Resumes Invitations 3U247 Invitations 2R616 Miscellany 1980s: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 1982-1985 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: National Institute of Health, National Advisory Eye Council, reports, 1982-1983 2R617 National Institute of Health, National Advisory Eye Council, reports, 1982-1983 Twentieth Anniversary Mobilization for Jobs, Peace, and Freedom, 1982-1983 Chaney Goodman Schiverner Memorial: Coalition materials, programs, newspaper clippings, 1989 2.325/V28 Poster, 1989 2R618 Miscellany Appointment calendars: 1961-1968 2R619 1969-1972 2R620 1972-1977 2R621 Miscellaneous materials: Business cards Itineraries Handwritten notes 3U247 Handwritten notes 2R621 Names and addresses 2R621 Lecture materials: Correspondence: January-June 1966 2R622 July 1966-December 1967 3U247 1968-1973 2R623 January 1968-March 15, 1969 2R624 March 16, 1969-February 1971 2R625 March 1971-December 1972 2R626 1973-1975 2R627 1976-1984 Antioch University, 1980s 2R628 Miscellaneous materials: Lecture card file, 1968-1972 2R629 Lecture and conference flyers 3Y214 Videotapes of classroom lectures, 1987-1988 2.325/V28 Broadsides: "Mr. James Farmer, 'Reflections of the Civil Rights Movement,' September 11, 1984" "James Farmer of Mary Washington College discusses 'An American Crisis,' April 1, 1985" 3U247 Literary productions: J. Leonard Farmer: "The Origin and Development of the Messianic Hope in Israel..." dissertation, Boston University, September, 1917 "The Origin and Development of the Messianic Hope in Israel...," annotated copy of dissertation, 1917 "Jesus Christ and the Family of the Father" "The Coming Peace and the Prince of Peace" "Saint Paul's Gospel of Salvation in the Epistle to the Romans" The Wiley Reporter, J. Leonard Farmer, religion editor "Theories on Race Adjustment" 3U248 "John and Jesus in Their Day and Ours" (revised) Religion in Life-in Four Books, 1958 2R629 The Stand of Jesus... James Farmer: Thesis and Creed and Prejudice, notes, correspondence, 1951-1954 Creed and Prejudice, manuscript 2R630 Freedom When? Reviews, correspondence, setting copy of preface and introduction, 1965 2.116/OD1223A Freedom When?: Author's proof Plate proof Duplicate proof Posters: "If not now, when?" "I am what I am," 1979 2R630 Lay Bare the Heart: Correspondence, 1981-1984 Notes Synoptic outline Reviews Manuscript, chapters 1-4, 8-9, undated 2R631 Manuscript, chapters 11-12, 13-22, 24-25, 27-28, undated 2R632 Manuscript, chapters 29-33, undated Draft (incomplete) Draft, chapters 1-7, undated 2R633 Manuscript, chapters 1-33, bound in 2 volumes, 1984 Revised manuscript, chapters 1-13 August 9, 1984 2R634 Revised manuscript, chapters 14-33, August 9, 1984 Drafts of statements, James Farmer on Malek Memo, etc. Drafts of articles 2R635 Articles in published form Transcripts of interviews, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library Oral History interview, etc. Transcripts of speeches Unidentified manuscripts 3U247 Draft March 1994 Unidentified manuscripts 2R636 Miscellaneous manuscripts: Inga Bell, CORE and the Strategy of Non-Violence George S. Odiorne, The Corporation and the Urban Crisis: Alternatives to Violence Langston Hughes, Jerico - Jim - Crow - Jerico William Birenbaum, Overlive: Power, Poverty and the University Spawn of the Night 3U247 Charles Edward Smith, Negro-White Intermarriage—Metropolitan New York: A Qualitative Case Analysis. Gail K.Beil, "James Leonard Farmer Historical Marker Application" Unidentified manuscript fragments "The Epistle to the Romans" "The Family of God, A Prayer" 2.325/V28 Galley of "Non-violence and the Law: The Law needs Help," by Harris Wofford, Jr. 3U250 Minoru Suda, "On Styron's, `The Confessions of Nat Turner," "M. L. King and the Vietnam War" and 2 unidentified manuscripts in Japanese. "Afro-American Opposition to the United States' Wars of the Twentieth Century..." a dissertation by G. Gill, 1985 [includes acknowledgement to James Farmer] Unidentified manuscript fragments 3U250 Books Annotated by James Farmer: John Stuart Mill, On Liberty E. Franklin Frazier, The Negro in the United States Benjamin Brawley, The Negro in Literature and Art 2R637 Printed materials: Reports, proceedings, pamphlets, handbooks, articles and reprints: 1930s-1950s 2R638 1960s 2R639 1960s 2R640 1960s 2R641 1960s 2R642 1970s 2R643 1970s and undated Programs, 1970s, 1997 and undated Periodicals: 1930s-1950s 2R644 1960s-1970s 2R645 1970s 2R646 1970s-1980s 2.325/V28 1962-1985 2R646 Newspaper clippings and magazine articles: 1943-1966 2R647 1967-July 1970 2R648 August 1970-1985, undated Newspaper clippings, 1957, 1983-1985, 1997, undated Helen Menn, 1966-1971, undated 3U247 1955-1973 1995-1999, undated 2J453 Miscellaneous: The Humanist, December 1985 Antioch Philadelphian, Summer 1984 3U247 Jet, July 6, 1961 2R648 Personal correspondence: Lula and James: 1944-1976 2R649 Prison letters (Mississippi), 1961 Lula and mother (Amalie Peterson), 1945-1955 Letters in German, 1908-1928 2R650 Lula and: Aunt Anna and Uncle Will Peterson, 1948-1967 Elizabeth Hobbje, 1938-1948 Aunt Helen Mueller, 1948-1954 Otto and Glatha Peterson, 1954-1976 Eloise Henkel, 1944-1953 Diane Hopsia, 1947-1973 Condolences, 1956 Lula and James: J. Leonard Farmer, 1950-1955 Pearl Farmer, 1949-1952 Helen Farmer Ware, 1952-1966 Nathaniel Farmer, 1950-1968 Sadie Houston Coles, 1961-1979 Bessie L. Bennett, 1972-1977 2R651 Winnie Christie, 1943-1983 Dick, 1950-1951 Carolyn Odell, 1969-1979 Anne and Isidor Glasgal, 1969-1976 Miscellaneous: 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1982-1985 Undated Fragments 3U247 1955-1999 2R652 Family materials: Peterson family: Mother's register, Kinderzeit Schonlte Zeit Amalie Peterson, birth certificate, diary, 1933, 1936-1937 Lula Peterson: Diary, 1939 Scrapbook, 1939 The Schurz News, Carl Schurz High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1934-1940 Personal notes, 1943-1944 Northwestern University papers Northwestern University transcript 3U250 "The Schurzone" High School yearbook, 1939 and 1940 3U247 Academic papers and notes, 1928- 2R652 Farmer family: James Farmer resumes Obituaries Lula Peterson memorial and condolences, 1977 Miscellany 3U247 James Farmer memorial Dedication of James Farmer St., Marshall, TX Legal and financial documents, 1929-1968 Medical documents, 1958-1968 2R653 Tami and Abbey Farmer: Account book, miscellany Drawings School correspondence Green Acres School, printed material Miscellaneous school material, Bank Street, Sandy Springs Friends School, etc. 2R654 Memorabilia: Guest book Invitations James Farmer, honorary degrees, tribute Presidential inaugural materials, etc. Bernice Hammond materials Theater programs Christmas cards 2R655 Christmas cards 2R656 Other cards, blank cards Miscellany 3U248 The Johnson Years, commemorative book of essays and photographs, autographed by LBJ 3U250 Inscriptions, annotations and correspondence related to gift books. Detweiler, Frederick G. The Negro Press in the United States, 1922, belonging to James F. Adair. Includes related clippings, University of Chicago newsletter (1942), invitation, and correspondence. "Andrew Goodman, 1943 - 1964," eulogies delivered at the funeral service of Andrew Goodman, August 9, 1964 Joseph T. Beaver Jr., I Want You to Know: Wendell Phillips Dabney, gift of author, 1968 Guest Book, 1969-1970 George Murphy, A Journey to the Soviet Union, gift of author, 1975 "Socialist Songs," published by International Union of Socialist Youth Miscellaneous 2.325/ V28 Flight certificate, Air Force One, March 1971 Map of the Hotel Granada Imperial Ballroom 3So85 Scrapbook 2.325/S58 Recordings: Phonograph record: The Ballad of Harriet Tubman Reel to reel tapes: The Federated Church, Moville, Iowa, May 10, 1939 James Farmer, television program, July 3, 1968 James Farmer, "Face the Nation," February 16, 1969 James Farmer, Evans-Novak Press conference at Barker Texas History Center, June 18, 1987 College Education conference, 1970 Unidentified tapes Cassette tapes: Bayard Rustin, James Farmer Midday program with Kate Cavett and John Biehlen, Minnesota Public radio, June 21, 1994 Larry King Show, James Farmer, March 27, 1985 James Farmer, Presentation at the John F. Kennedy Library "With Good Reason," Vol. 2, No. 5, James Farmer Bayard Rustin, The Singer Gershwin Live!, Sarah Vaughan 3X33 Video tapes: James Farmer, Reception, Program, and Unveiling of Farmer sign, June 16, 1995 James Farmer, April 18, 1996 (2 tapes) Mary Washington College graduation, 1997 LBJ Tapes "Conversation with James Farmer" "Dr. James Farmer" Hello Mr. President 2 FILM/F69 Film: "Freedom Ride," Blackside 3S303 Photographs 3S303 Photographs 3Y94 Photographs 3Y95 Photographs: 74 Street, IRI, going toward fair, April 22, 1964 Christmas card photographs Farmer family and miscellaneous negatives James Farmer with New York city mayor, Robert Wagner and Farmer's daughter, Tammy, [ca. 1965] James Farmer and daughter Tammy Congressional campaign photographs Miscellaneous of Farmer Senator Edward Kennedy James Farmer speaking at Kent State University CORE protest demonstration at the opening day of the World's Fair, Flushing Meadows Park, Queens, New York, April 22, 1964 James Farmer presents cash award to Phoenicia Jones, April 27, 1970 James Farmer in Africa, 1965 James Farmer's sister Aunt Sadie, 1946 James Farmer as an infant with mother Coalition of American Public Employees (CAPE) exhibit, 1975 Lula Peterson Farmer with Edwin Robisch, President of the New York Educator's Association, 1977 Drawings 3Y95 3Y95 Postcards 3S225 Oversize photographs 3S225 Oversize photographs 3S204 Oversize photographs 2J453 Miscellaneous, 1979-1985 2J453 Completed travel and social events, 1989 2J453 Choice Communities, 1990-1994 2J453 Albert Einstein Institute, 1990-1992 2J453 Newspaper clippings, 1986-1988, 1993-1997 (1998) 2J454 Travel, 1990-1991 2J454 Unreimbursed travel expenses, 1991 2J454 Jewish Museum, New York, 1991-1992 2J454 Awards, 1988 2J454 Mary Washington College, directories and assorted data, 1985 2J454 Memorabilia and correspondence, 1985-1998 2J454 Fisk University Library publications, 1981-1986 2J454 Miscellaneous, 1985-1987 2J454 Literary productions, 1993-1995 2J454 Autobiography, undated 2J454 James Farmer health insurance records, 1984 3S447 Photographs: James Farmer, 1945-1946 James Farmer, Medal of Freedom award, January 15, 1998 Danny Geiger and Wendy Clarissa Geiger, 199? 2.325/D4d Oversize certificate, calendars, clippings, posters, publications, and other printed material 2J455 [RESTRICTED] Student records, Mary Washington College: Class rosters, 1985, 1988-1992 Attendance records, 1987-1988 Grades, 1988-1990 Student papers, 1984-1985 Student questionnaires, 1985, 1988 Moya A. Stewart, 1984-1985 2J455 [RESTRICTED] Fund for an OPEN Society, search committee report, 1985 Artifact Collection