Box 1

Historical sketch of Gadsden Funeral Home written with photocopied photos in 2002 for 100th Anniversary

This series document the business of the Eugene Gadsden Company, later to incorporated as the Gadsden Funeral Home. This section includes account books, bound and unbound ledgers detailing funeral and related expenses, and numerous certifications and licenses. The unbound ledgers are organized chronologically and separated by calendar year.

This series document the business of the Eugene Gadsden Company, later to incorporated as the Gadsden Funeral Home. This section includes account books, bound and unbound ledgers detailing funeral and related expenses, and numerous certifications and licenses. The unbound ledgers are organized chronologically and separated by calendar year.

This series document the business of the Eugene Gadsden Company, later to incorporated as the Gadsden Funeral Home. This section includes account books, bound and unbound ledgers detailing funeral and related expenses, and numerous certifications and licenses. The unbound ledgers are organized chronologically and separated by calendar year.

Researchers use photocopies

Historical sketch of African American Funeral Homes, letterhead of Gadsden Funeral Home, Post and Courier article on closing of Gadsden Funeral Home, photocopied bond and mortgage receipt, and blank Gadsden ledger sheets

Historical sketch of the Peoples Federation Bank, photocopies of Vivian Alston bank shares, and news articles on former building

Photocopied resolutions/photo of Reserve Fellowship Association from 1892

Photo copy of Eugene Duncan membership certificate into Royal Sons of Isaac and Daughters of Rebekah of the United States

South Carolina Morticians Associations, Inc. "Historical Archives: The Last Century of the Millennium", historical list of state officers, and Colored Funeral Directors' and Embalmers' Association of South Carolina Convention program