Box 11

Materials include a brief biography of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. from an unidentified magazine, a November 1974 issue of Sandlapper, a March 1977 issue of English Journal, a 1999 issue of the Next Level, and an annotated copy of Where Washington from May 2002.

Materials include a BP produced map of the east coast (1973), a Gulf produced touring map of Georgia, NC, and SC (1975), and an undated map of metropolitan Charleston

Materials include museum programs and informational material from a variety of museums including: Smithsonian Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and Spirit Square Center for Arts and Education.

Materials include clippings related to African American history, Dr. Brown integrating Rivers High School, and Dr. Brown's interest in gardening.

Newspaper issues include News and Courier, Carolina Peacemaker, and Black News.

Materials include a facsimile. of the bill signed by Mayor Harvey B. Gantt to proclaim March 21, 1985 to be Septima Poinsett Clark Day.

Materials include letters written and art made by elementary school students from Doby’s Mill Elementary and another unidentified school following Dr. Brown’s class visits to discuss her childhood, her integration of Rivers High School, and her essay, “The Dippity Doo Revolution: Or Grown Folks Don’t Have a Clue.”