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The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History
The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History

The Southern Workman Dec 1920 HBCU Hampton Institute VA African American History

$ 11.88

  • Binding: Softcover
  • Language: English
  • Subject: History
  • Topic: Historical

Description

Title: The Southern Workman, Vol. XLIX, No. 12. Publisher: Press of The Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton, Virginia. Publication Date: December 1920. Format: softcover Length: 46 pages [pp. 535-580] Size: approximately 6 7/8" by 10" Illustrations: 10 black and white photos Description: Southern Workman was a monthly magazine published in the United States by the Hampton Institute Press at Hampton Institute, a private, historically black, research university in Hampton, Virginia. According to the Dictionary of Virginia, the magazine "published news and information about Hampton, its faculty, and its graduates, as well as lectures, articles, book reviews, and essays on topics in African American and American Indian history and education." Condition: Sound binding. Some chipping, toning, and discoloration to the cover. Some edge roughness where pages were separated after binding. Staining along the top edges of the first several pages. Contents: Negro Organization Society. Southern Women and Race Relations. National Urban League. Hudson Stuck. American Country Life Association. Present-Day Negro Poets. Building A Rural Civilization, some Educational Results among Southern Negroes, II, Supervising Industrial Teachers, illustrated. The Sulgrave Society at Hampton. The Mound Builders. Hampton Incidents. Graduates and Ex-students. Resolutions of the Hampton Alumni Association.