{"value"=>"<p>Program for Brotherhood Week, published by Districts 12, 13, and 14 of the Board of Education, 1955-1956.</p> <p>Folder containing, \"The Carter G. Woodson Building Fund Kit.\" Includes: booklet which briefly outlines the purposes and history of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH); membership solicitation cards; architectural drawing of the new building for ASLNH and photograph of the old building. Also, an invitation to a fundraising dance given by the Carter G. Woodson Building Fund Committee.</p> <p>\"How Harlem Became a Congressional District,\" by John Henrik Clarke, published by Har-You Act, Inc.</p> <p>List of pertinent dates concerning social-political activity in Harlem, 1846 to 1966.</p> <p>Statement by Herbert Lehman, N.Y. State Governor regarding celebration of Negro History Week.</p> <p>Proclamations declaring Negro History Week in New York City, signed by Mayors Vincent Impellitteri (1953) and Robert Wagner (1954).</p> <p>Newsletter put out by the Harlem Committee of the Teachers Union for Harlem Week. 1944</p> <p>Address by Walter Beekman, Vice President of the New York African Society for Mutual Relief, Inc. during Negro History Week Observance. 1946</p>"}