Plans, Outlines, Correspondence, Etc. for Negroes of New York

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1. Library Memorandum from Bill Weatherby to Jean Blackwell Hutson: Interview with Ellen Tarry
2. Project of an Epitome of Negro History in America
3. Tentative Outline and List of Subjects for New York; Lists of Biographies, Statistics, Pictures, Basic Research
4. Publication Advertisements
5. Statement Concerning Book
6. Letter "To All Supervisors in Carge of Subproject Books" from Donald Thompson
7. Outlines
8. Outline: Economic History of Negroes in New York City
9. Chapter IX: The Negro Church in New York City
10. Outline: Social and Community Centers
11. Outline: Political Activities
12. Editorial Outline for Racial Group Survey
13. Suggested Bibliography for Anyone Interested in Research
14. List of Subjects Suggested for Illustrations
15. Suggested Places to Be Photographed, Suggestions for Drawings, Pictures to Be Taken
16. Illustrations, Maps, Deeds, Etc on the Negro from the Dutch Period Until 1827
17. "To the Members of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church"
18. "Deed of Sale of Negro"
19. Other Works Consulted for Illustrations
20. "Examination of Valentine's Manual - Pictures Pertaining to Negroes"
21. Prints and Pictures of Negroes in New York City
22. Boycott Signs
23. Table of Contents
24. Synopsis of the Contemporary Period: 1910-1936
25. Outline for Filing Material, and for Reference: History of the Negro Prior to the Civil War
26. Table of Contents
27. Enlargement Points for Chapter 1
28. Points, on Selected Chapter Subjects
29. Chapter II Editorial Notes
30. Criticism of Chapter II
31. Criticism on Chapter III
32. General Comments on the Chapter of "Religion"
33. Comments on Sports Chapter
34. Outlines
35. Report on Book II: 1827-1865, Chapter VIII: 1840-1860
36. Outlines
37. Suggestions
38. Editorial Report on State Copy
39. Outlines