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All of the materials within this collection were donated by Dr. Maxine Smith between 2010 and 2025. The items document Dr. Smith's life and career along with endevors of her parents, Henry and Emily Smith.

All of the materials within this collection were donated by Dr. Maxine Smith between 2010 and 2025. The items document Dr. Smith's life and career along with endevors of her parents, Henry and Emily Smith.

All of the materials within this collection were donated by Dr. Maxine Smith between 2010 and 2025. The items document Dr. Smith's life and career along with endevors of her parents, Henry and Emily Smith.

All of the materials within this collection were donated by Dr. Maxine Smith between 2010 and 2025. The items document Dr. Smith's life and career along with endevors of her parents, Henry and Emily Smith.

The Black Wall Street of Charleston Directory was published by Karaton Services, LLC; with contributions from Burke High School Foundation Inc., D20 Principal Collaboration, Charleston Country School District, and the Preservation Society of Charleston.

All of the materials within this collection were donated by Dr. Maxine Smith between 2010 and 2025. The items document Dr. Smith's life and career along with endevors of her parents, Henry and Emily Smith.

Dr. Smith contributed to the article "Black Businesses of Charelston Oral History Project" by Anna-Catherine Carroll. This can be found within the magazine on page 56.

This article in the Southern Medical Journal is proposed as "Charges for Hospital Admissions Attributable to Health Disparities for African American Patients in South Carolina During 1998-2002" by Kit N. Simpson, Patrick D. Mauldin, and Elinor G. Chumney through the Medical University of South Carolina. Dr. Maxine Smith was a member on the EXCEED/RCMAR Advisory Committee.