Box 42

Holds 8x10 inch images. Also includes photographic proof sheet. Noted: "Photograph by Terry Flippo in author's possession."

Holds 3x5, 6x10, and 8x10 inch images. Noted: "Mother of Z.B. Oakes. Photograph by Terry Flippo in author's possession."

Contains 8x10 inch images. Noted: "Northside of the Exchange, near Atlantic Wharf, March 10, 1853. Reprinted from "Illustrated London News," November 29, 1856."

Holds 8x10 inch image. Noted, Coffin was the Boston Journal correspondent who seized war relics from the slave mart on Chalmers Street. Reprinted from Coffin, "Four Years of Fighting."

Contains 8x10 inch image. Noted, "...where A. J. McElveen participated in slave auctions. Reprinted from John R. Poindexter, Sumter County: A Photographic Chronicle, 1845-1955."

Holds 8x10 inch images. Noted: Redpath was a "New York Tribune correspondent who confiscated the letters of Z.B. Oakes." Image courtesy of Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka.

"Holds an older image of Redpath, (8x10 inches). "New York Tribune correspondent who expropriated the letters of Z. B. Oakes." "Courtesy of The Kansas State Historical Society."

Contains negatives for several forementioned photographs. Also holds fourteen illustration negatives from slides used in Drago's lecture, "Boston and the Deromanticizing of Slavery."

Holds two 8x10 inch images.

Holds typescripts of photograph descriptions with Drago's correspondence with his book publisher, University of South Carolina Press.