University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsPH0625Seattle Urban LeagueSeattle Urban League
Photograph and Film Collection 1947-1979588 photographs, 34 negatives, 70
slides, 2 flyers, 2 posters, 7 graphics (3 boxes) ; Various sizes7 film reels (1850 feet) : silent, sound, black and white, color ; 16mm5 videocassettes (U-matic) ; 3/4 in.Collection materials are in
English.Images of League
functions and events, annual meetings, public demonstrations, staff members,
publicity shots, visiting guest speakers, and living conditions in the Central
District. Also includes films and videotapes of League activities, including
"Seattle Urban League Presents 1969: Report Seattle," National Urban League
public service announcements, local and national educational
programs.The Seattle Urban League is an interracial community social service
agency which works to secure equal opportunities for African Americans, other
minorities and disadvantaged persons. The Seattle chapter was established in
1929 and is affiliated with the National Urban League. Lewis Watts was
Executive Secretary (later Executive Director) from 1950 until 1961. He was
succeeded by Edwin T. Pratt who served until his death in 1969. Jerome Page
next became Executive Director until 1979 after which, the President's office
was combined with the Executive Director and Spruiell White assumed the
post.
Images of Seattle Urban League functions and events, annual meetings,
public demonstrations, staff members, publicity shots, visiting guest speakers,
and living conditions in the Central District. Also includes images of Edwin
Pratt and other past executive directors of the Seattle Urban League.
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Donor: Seattle Urban League; received between July 1968 and 1984.
Photographs, slides, and ephemera were relocated from the Seattle
Urban League Records, Accession Number 0607-004, and 0607-007, in the
repository in 1981 and 2003.
Processed by Melissa Kinnunen and Marion Brown, 2009; Alden Lee, 2012;
Gabrielle Friesen, 2018.
Material Described Separately: Seattle Urban League Records (Collection No.
0607)
Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)Moving Image Collections (University of Washington)PhotographsMoving ImagesSeattle
Napoleon P. Dotson Era,1947-1950Lester B. Granger1/11Lester B. Granger (far right) with three
peopleFebruary 14, 1947Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/12Possibly Lester B. Granger, executive director of
Seattle Urban League, giving presentation to group of young African American
men between 1947 and 1950Mel Kirkwood 1/13Woman giving presentation to group of young
African-American menbetween 1947 and 1950Mel Kirkwood The room and the crowd are the same as in the prior photograph
of Lester B. Granger.
1/14a-bLester B. Granger shaking a man's handbetween 1947 and 19504b is cropped version of 4a.
M. W. Kirkwood Dotson/Watts Eras1948-1949Seattle-King County Community Chest campaign
1/25Jackson Community African-American and Japanese Chest
Volunteers at Community Chest campaign "Kickoff Dinner" in the King Fur
CaféSeptember 29, 1948Gerald Beaudin, Seattle, WA Paper attachment on verso: JACKSON COMMUNITY CHEST VOLUNTEERS
--- This group of men and women, all volunteers who will conduct the
Seattle-King County Community Chest campaign for 1949 in the Jackson Street
area, are shown here at their recent "Kickoff Dinner" in the King Fur Café, 709
King St. Approximately 50 persons heard L.A. Williams, campaign chairman, tell
why the campaign is "The Best Thing We Do," as individuals and as a community.
R. A. Pomeroy, Jackson Street area colonel, presided at the dinner. The
fund-raising drive gets under way Thursday (September 30) and ends on October
18. A goal of $1,737,767 has been set to maintain 40 Red Feather health and
welfare services, including King County's quota of the national USO, during
1949.
1/26Jackson street leaders including Japanese and
African-American members H Fujii, Sam Landesman, Tollie Green, Tony Allasina
(front) and Tad Yamaguchi, Yoshito Fujii, Lew G. Kay, and Takashi Hori (back)
open the Community chest drivebetween 1948 and 1949Gerald Beaudin, Seattle, WA 1/27African-American woman holding two babies at Medina
Children's Service Child Boarding HomeJuly 1949Gerald Beaudin, Seattle WA 1/28Military ceremony with African-American soldiers
standing at reviewbetween 1948 and 1949 Girl Scouts1/39Girl Scouts Roselen Graves, Helen Anderson, Patricia
Larkin, and Patricia Lewis having a cook-out at Camp Robbinswold1948John Pieroth, Seattle, WA Written on verso: Enjoying a morning cook-out on the beach are
Roselen Graves, Helen Anderson, Patricia Larkin, and Patricia Lewis.
Includes African-American Girl Scout.
1/310Troop 480 Girl Scouts help children with a
puzzlebetween 1948 and 1949Gerald Beaudin, Seattle, WA Includes African-American Girl Scout.
Lewis Watts Era1950-1961Covers the Vocational Institute, Portraits of the Board of
Directors, and some Annual Meetings.
Walter A. Gordon1/411Walter A. GordonMarch 29, 1955 Written on verso: Walter A. Gordon, Chairman of the California
Adult Authority and speaker at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Seattle Urban
League, March 29, 1955
1/412Lewis Watts, second from right, and possibly Walter A.
Gordon, with a group of African-American men between 1950 and 1961 1/413Possibly Walter A. Gordon, seated center with
reportersbetween 1950 and 1961Gil Baker, Seattle, WAPortraits1/514 Portrait of James H. Scheuer May 1958Ira L. Hill, New York Newspaper clipping included on verso: Seattle Post Intelligencer, Thursday May 15, 1958, with
reproduction of the photo above.
1/515Powell Samuel Barnettbetween 1950 and 1961 Written on verso: Member of Seattle Urban League Board of
Directors.
1/516Portrait of an African-American manbetween 1950 and 1961Federal Housing Adminstration 1/517Portrait of an African-American manbetween 1950 and 1961Mulholland Studios, Seattle, WA 1/518Portrait of an African-American manbetween 1950 and 1961Alfred Puhn 1/519Man at desk with papersbetween 1950 and 1961Childcare1/620Mrs. Elliot swaddling an African-American baby at
Washington Children's Home Society1951Jack H. Johnson, Weaton1/621Two African-American nurses administering to two
Japanese boys1954Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/622African-American man and woman with a
childbetween 1950 and 1961 From accompanying material: possibly related to adoption.
1/623Women with African-American and Caucasian
babiesbetween 1950 and 1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WA From accompanying material: possibly related to adoption.
1/624Marcia Allison, Hunter Simpson and Clair "Pete"
McCarthy playing with children at Seattle Children's Homebetween 1950 and 1961Gerald Beaudin, Seattle WA Teaching and Classrooms1/725Group of students with African-American teacher in a
classroomNovember 4, 1954Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/726Group of African-American students with
African-American teacherbetween 1950 and 1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WA 1/727African-American teacher helping student with
claybetween 1950 and 1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WA 1/728Teacher helping three African-American children
paintbetween 1950 and 1961 EventsAwards1/829Two men presenting an African-American woman with an
award1956Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/830African-American Johnny Ridley holding an award
flanked by two menbetween 1950 and 1961 Trophy is for "Outstanding Fast Ball Play".
1/831Presentation of Seattle Urban League Service Award
to Seattle School District Number 1between 1950 and 1961Fred Carter, Seattle, WA Mayor Allan Pomeroy is standing second from left. Written on
verso: Charles J. Mentrin, second from right, Lewis Watts, far right.
Lester B. Granger1/832Lester B. Granger speakingApril 15, 1957Bill Stephens, Franklin, CA Written on verso: Lester B. Granger, standing, possibly at
26th Annual Meeting of the Seattle Urban League, April 15th 1957.
1/833Lester B. Granger standing at microphonebetween 1950 and 1961Art Forde and Fred Carter, Seattle, WA 1/834Dr. Lester B. Granger and Reverend Stephen F. Boyne,
Jr.between 1950 and 1961Art Forde and Fred Carter, Seattle, WA Written on verso: Dr. Lester B. Granger, Executive Director
of National Urban League, with Reverend Stephen F. Boyne, Jr., retiring
President of Seattle Urban League,.
1/835Mary Farquharsen standing with three menbetween 1950 and 1961Osborne Photographs, Cincinnati, OH1/836Group of African-Americans discussing the Worker's
Kitbetween 1950 and 1961Gerald Beaudin, Seattle WA Written on verso: Dr. Robert N. Joiner, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mr. Julur Shannon, Mrs. Myrtle Goree, and Mr. Charles Lewis.
People1/937Group of men and one womanApril 7, 1956Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/938Lewis Watts on the phonebetween 1950 and 1961 1/939Lewis Watts and others in an officebetween 1950 and 1961 1/940African-American man at a deskbetween 1950 and 1961 1/941African-American man writing at deskbetween 1950 and 1961 1/942Woman at typewriterbetween 1950 and 19611/943African-American woman at typewriterbetween 1950 and 1961 1/944African-American doctorbetween 1950 and 1961 1/945African-American woman handing paper to woman holding
childbetween 1950 and 1961 Vocational Institute1/1046African-American students seated at Vocational
Institute1956Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/1047African-American and Asian students seated in a
circle1956Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/1048Man showing 8th Vocational Institute flyer to three
teenagers in a classroom1961 1/1049Seated group including African-American students at
Vocational Institute (?)between 1950 and 1961Located in same room as following Vocational Institute
photographs.
Mayor Allan Pomeroy1/1150Mayor Allan Pomeroy signing a document with a woman
and Charles J. Mentrinbetween 1952 and 1956Gil Baker, Seattle, WA Written on verso: Charles J. Mentrin at right, President of
Seattle Urban League and Business Representative of Packinghouse Workers Local
186.
1/1151Mayor Allan Pomeroy signing a document with a
womanbetween 1952 and 1956Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 29th Annual Meeting1/1252Three men holding an Annual Urban League Award for The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company1958Charles Smith on left.
Forde Photographs, Seattle, WA 1/1253Two men, one holding an Annual Urban League Award for
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company1958Forde Photographs, Seattle, WA1/1254Crowd of people including African-Americans gathered
near display panels1958 Panels titled "A Time to Reflect, A Time to Project, A Time to
Move Ahead".
30th Annual Meeting1/1355Charles Carroll receiving an Annual Urban League
Award1958Forde Photographs, Seattle, WA Senator Ray Moore (right), Charles Carroll (center), Jessie
Shields (left).
1/1356Jessie Shields receiving an Annual Urban League
Award1958Forde Photographs, Seattle, WA Senator Ray Moore (right), Jessie Shields (center), Charles
Carroll (left).
Naval Recruiting1/1457African-American Naval Recruiter Lt. John W. Reagan on
the phone1950US Navy 1/1458Naval Recruiter Lt. John Reagan with African-American
and Japanese men1950The Seattle TimesThe group includes Gary Gayton and John Gayton.
1/1459Lt. John Reagan with naval officers1950US Navy From accompanying material: Lieut. John W. Reagan USNR (right)
today conferred with Rear admiral D.E. Barbey USN, Commandant Thirteenth Naval
District, on the Navy recruiting program. Lieut. Reagan is in the Northwest to
explain opportunities for Negroes in the Navy. Shown (left to right) are:
Lieut. Comdr. F.W. Fisher USN, officer-in-charge of the Navy Recruiting
Station, Seattle; Morris Brooks, Jr., industrial secretary of the Urban League
in Seattle; Rear Admiral Barbey USN, and Lieut. Reagan.
1/1460Lt. John Reagan with Admiral Barbey and Morris Brooks
Jr.1950US NavyFrom accompanying material: Lieut. John W. Reagan USNR
(center) in the Northwest to explain opportunities for Negroes in the Navy,
conferred with Rear Admiral Barbey USN, Commandant Thirteenth Naval District,
at Seattle headquarters today. With them is Morris Brooks, Jr., industrial
secretary of the Urban League.
1/1461Lt. John Reagan discusses football with Admiral Barbey
and Morris Brooks1950US Navy From accompanying material: Lieut. John W. Reagan USNR
(center) takes time out during a recruiting conference with Rear Admiral Barbey
USN to explain one of the plays which earned Reagan fame as a Montana football
star. With them is Morris Brooks, Jr., industrial secretary of the Urban
League. Lt. Reagan visited Seattle at the request of the Urban League to give
public addresses on opportunities for Negroes in the Navy. He conferred with
Rear Admiral Barbey at Thirteenth Naval District Headquarters.
Improve Your Job Status -
Meeting1/1562African-American crowd attending "Improve Your Job
Status" meetingDecember 3, 1950Gil Brooks, Seattle, WA 1/1563Morris Brooks Jr. and Mildred German at "Improve Your
Job Status" meetingDecember 3, 1950Gil Brooks, Seattle, WATenements and Families - Jackson St.,
30th and 31st Avenues North, and Chinatown Areas1/1664Jacques Chapell family in their yardJuly 15, 1951 1/1665Mrs. Philip Burton and daughter Linda in their
kitchenJuly 15, 1951 1/1666-67Tenement housing around Jackson streetJuly 15, 1951 1/1668Tenement housing around Jackson street with laundry
hung outJuly 15, 1951 1/1669Interior of tenement housing in ChinatownJuly 15, 1951Ira Jones - George Washington Junior
High School - Classroom Photos1/1770-73African-American teacher and students in
class1954 Annual Urban League Award - Powell
Samuel Barnett1/1874-75Barnett receiving an Urban League award1956Gil Baker, Seattle, WA Yard and Lawn Improvement
Award1/1976-77Two African-American women in yard with merit
award1956Anderson Photo Company, Kansas City, MO Mona Humphries - Vocational Institute -
Opening Session - Garfield High School1/2078Mona Humphries at microphone at the 1961 Vocational
Institute1961Ford Photographers, Seattle, WA Written on verso: To left of Miss Humphries, Miss Jacqueline
to right of Miss Humphries Mr. Charles Mitchell.
Watts/Pratt ErasGovernor Albert Rosellini1/2179-80Governor of Washington Albert Rosellini signing a
documentbetween1957 and 1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA Charles J. Mentrin standing at far left, Russell Gideon
standing at second from left, Governor of Washington Albert Rosellini signing a
document while seated in center. Second from right are a man and Jesse L.
Shields at far right.
People1/2281Edwin C. Berry of the Chicago Urban Leaguebetween 1958 and 1967 1/2282Cenoria Johnsonbetween 1958 and 1967The Seattle Times, Seattle, WA1/2283African-American man laying bricksbetween 1958 and 1967 1/2284Crowd including African-American man on Seattle
streetbetween 1958 and 1967Bartom L. Attebery, Seattle, WA 1/2285People at tables in a meeting hallbetween 1958 and 19671/2286Portrait of African-American man Dave
Perkinsbetween 1958 and 1967 1/2287Portrait of African-American man Sam Smithbetween 1958 and 1967 Written on verso: STA News Sam Smith 37th District #1
House.
1/2288Portrait of an African-American manbetween 1958 and 1967Pratt Era1962-1969Edwin T. Pratt1/2389-90Edwin T. Pratt between 1962 and 1969 1/2391a-bEdwin T. Pratt shaking hands with Vice-President
Hubert Humphreybetween 1962 and 1969 1/2392-93Edwin T. Pratt viewing a map with Reverend Malcolm
Boyd and Jerome FarrisApril 1963Forde Photographs, Seattle, WA From accompanying material on 93: Edwin T. Pratt (seated),
Vice-Chairman of the Division of Episcopal Community Relations of the Diocese
of Olympia and Executive Director of the Seattle Urban league, explains local
housing problems to the Rev. Malcolm Boyd, Chaplain to Wayne State University
in Detroit and guest speaker at the 33rd Annual Seattle Urban League dunner on
April 24. With them is another leading layman, Jerome Farris (left) President
of the Seattle Junior Chamber of Commerce. 4/25/63 /t/k.
Portraits1/2494Portrait of Julian Bond between 1962 and 1969 From accompanying material: Image used in Julian Bond flyer
for an event. Flyer read: Julian Bond Seattle Center Arena, September 26 at
8:00 pm, $2.00 Sponsored by King County Democratic Central Committee Mike
Ryherd, Chairman.
1/2495Portrait of African-American woman Bernice
FlennaughJanuary 1965 From accompanying material: Channel 9 KCTS-TV release: Second
graders will take television tours IN AND OUT OF THE CITY when Channel 9's new
in-school program premiers Tues., Jan. 25 at 11:00 am. The series of eighteen
programs will be telecast every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 11:00 with
repeats on both days at 11:30 am and 2:30 pm. Instructor for the series is Mrs.
Bernice Flennaugh. She explains that the Social Studies programs will cover
"air, land and water transportation in the greater metropolitan and suburban
Puget Sound area. Economics, geography, history, and political science will be
among the social studies subjects which will be interwoven throughout the
series." The introductory lessen will cover various types of transportation
found in a large metropolitan area, how transportation has changed through the
years, and how transportation is likely to change in the future. Future
programs will examine roads, trucks, buses, cars, trains, air-planes, ships and
boats, and tomorrow's transportation. Before coming to Channel 9, Mrs. Bernice
Flennaugh taught on the third grade level in the Lake Washington School
district for two years. She attended high school in Bremerton, and graduated
from the University of Washington with a degree in Elementary Education and
Psychology. 1/11/65.
1/2496Portrait of Floyd McCreebetween 1962 and 1969 Written on verso: Floyd McCree, Mayor of Flint, Michigan, -
speaker at Seattle Urban League's 1968 Annual Meeting.
1/2497-98Portrait of African-American manbetween 1962 and 1969Graphic ArtSome of these sketches were used in a pamphlet for Edwin T.
Pratt's memorial: Edwin T. Pratt: Two Views of his
Legacy
1/2499a-bSketches of Edwin T. Pratt1969 1/24100aSketches of Edwin T. Pratt in various
poses19691/24100bSketch of people with picket signs19691/24101aSketch of woman, children, and man19691/24101bSketch of sports figures19691/24102Sketch of Edwin T. Pratt and others1969On-the-Job Training Program1/25103African-American woman at typewriterbetween 1962 and 1969 1/25104African-American man working on aircraft
enginebetween 1962 and 1969 Written on verso: Possible promotional photo for Seattle Urban
League's On-The-Job Training Program.
1/25105-106Women working at deskbetween 1962 and 1969 Written on verso: Possible promotional photo for Seattle Urban
League's On-The-Job Training Program.
1/25107African-American man working on
electronicsbetween 1962 and 1969 Written on verso: Possible promotional photo for Seattle Urban
League's On-The-Job Training Program.
Classroom and Police Station Event1/26108Man standing at a whiteboard, talking to a man and
womenbetween1962 and 19691/26109Man speaking to a classroom of peoplebetween1962 and 1969 1/26110Crowd facing a man in front of a
whiteboardbetween1962 and 19691/26111-114Crowd looking at a map as a man speaksbetween1962 and 19691/26115Man speaking to a classroom of peoplebetween1962 and 19691/26116Man at open file cabinet, speaking to two
menbetween1962 and 19691/26117-118Man speaking to a man and womanbetween1962 and 1969 1/26119People seated in back of a classroombetween1962 and 19691/26120-123People seated at tablebetween1962 and 19691/26124Man standing at podium at a banquet tablebetween 1962 and 1969 1/26125-127Man standing at podiumbetween1962 and 19691/26128-129Crowd facing police officers in a police
stationbetween1962 and 1969 Protests and Rallies1/27130Minister speaking at an Open Housing
protestbetween1962 and 1968 1/27131Crowd at an Open Housing protestbetween1962 and 1968 Most prominent signs read "Methodists for Open Housing" and
"NAACP Freedom Now"
1/27132Crowd at a Open Housing protest in front of the Space
needlebetween1962 and 1968Most prominent signs read "Laurelhurst Citizens for Fair
Housing" and "We Believe It's Right"
EphemeraXH4133Poster promoting Referendum No. 1 by the Citizens
Committee for Open Housing1964Events1/28134-137Numbers not usedbetween 1962 and 19691/28138Smiling manbetween 1962 and 1969 1/28139-142Numbers not usedbetween 1962 and 19691/28143Crowd seated in front of a panelbetween 1962 and 19691/28144Urban League ConventionSeptember 1966 Woman second from left is Shirley Blonden, third from left is
Mary Solomon, center is Charles Masire. Edwin Pratt is seated second from
right, and far right is Carol Richman.
People1/29145-147Robert V. Hargrove and Ollie Mae Bell holding a
program in front of the Seattle Urban League shieldbetween 1962 and1969 From accompanying material: Envelope labeled Pictures on
Institute. Robert V. Hargrove, President, The Royal Esquires, 1712 Jackson
Street, Apt. 4, Seattle, Wash. Ollie Mae Bell, La Femme Charmonte, 194-26th
Avenue, Ea 3-6678, Business Manager. An arrow pointing from Institute to
[possibly the Vocational institute MH] has been penciled in.
1/29148-149Two women standing at a tablebetween 1962 and19691/29150African-American man and woman sitting at
tablebetween 1962 and1969 Written on verso: Urban League of Kansas City.
1/29151-152Numbers not usedbetween 1962 and19691/29153Two men talkingbetween 1962 and1969Forde Photography, Seattle, WA1/29154a-154bGroup looking at Boeing aircraft modelsbetween 1962 and1969 1/29155Roberta Byrd Barr speaking to a man1965 Written on verso: possibly from Central Area Motivation
Program's "Face to Face" television series circa 1965.
Television1/30156Television screen with title card for show
"Exposure"between 1962 and 19691/30157-162Television screen with Edwin T. Pratt on set of show
"Exposure"between 1962 and 19691/30163-166Numbers not usedbetween 1962 and 19691/30167Television studio with people on panelsbetween 1962 and 1969 1/30168Backstage at a television show filming1963 1/30169-172A.I.D. students on set with Lawrence
SanfordSeptember 7-13, 1968Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA On verso of 169: A.I.D. students from Vietnam during Sept.
7-13 1968 stay- at KCTS "Thursday Forum" set, with Lawrence Sanford of Seattle
Urban League.
1/30173A.I.D. students seated in an officeSeptember 7-13, 1968The Seattle Times, Seattle, WA Machine Workers1/31174-175Lenox African-American factory workerbetween 1962 and 1969 Matches 13A through 14, and 14A through 15 on contact sheet
S1482A.
1/31176-179Starrett Tools machine workerbetween 1962 and 1969 Matches 5A through 6, 6A through 7, and 17A through 18, and
18A through 19 on contact sheet S1482C.
1/31180-182Contact sheets of Starrett and Lenox machine
workersbetween 1962 and 1969Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WAContact sheets are S1482A, S1482B, and S1482C.
1/31183Machine worker in factorybetween 1962 and 1969 Written on verso: Michael B. Thierry.
Employment1/32184Number not used1/32185African-American Benjamin McLear Seattle Transit
Driverbetween 1962 and 1969Fred Milkie, Seattle, WA 1/32186Woman at typewriterbetween 1962 and 1969 1/32187Construction workerbetween 1962 and 19691/32188-189African-American dentist working on
patientbetween 1962 and 1969 1/32190African-American signing paperworkbetween 1962 and 1969 Matches 29A through 30A on contact sheet S1482E.
1/32191-193Contact sheet of African-American signing
paperworkbetween 1962 and 1969Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WAContact sheets S1482D is 27A through 7, and contact sheet
S1482E is 27A through 12.
1/32194-197Contact sheet of African-American man
speakingbetween 1962 and 1969Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WAContact sheets are S1306I, S1306J, S1306K, S1306L.
1/32198Contact sheet of group at table between 1962 and 1969Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WAContact sheets are S1482F and S1482H.
Students and Children1/33199-202Possibly Edwin Pratt addressing a classroom of police
cadets1964? From accompanying material: Jim Plastino March 18, 1964 To: Ed
Pratt - These pictures were left over and I thought you might like to have
them. Signed by Jim Plastino. Written on bottom: some photos later than
1964.
1/33203McKinley Burt addressing studentsbetween 1962 and 1969George Lindsay, The Dalles, OR McKinley Burt (standing left) of Harvey Aluminum addressing
students at the Dalles Junior High School. Right is instructor Frank Ward.
1/33204African-American boy holding a kittenbetween 1962 and 1969 Photo used on inside back cover of Education for a Democratic Society pamphlet.
1/33205African-American student reading in classbetween 1962 and 1969Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WAPhoto used on inside front cover of Education for a Democratic Society pamphlet.
1/33206African-American children smiling through a
fencebetween 1962 and 1969 Photo used on outside cover of Education
for a Democratic Society pamphlet.
Newspaper PhotographsPhotographs of people working, some with original notation for
inclusion in print newspaper.
1/34207Salesman Reginald Frye demonstrating ovenbetween 1962 and 1969 1/34208Maurice Harding working at Carnation
Factorybetween 1962 and 1969 1/34209Richard McIver showing gift wrap at city
displaybetween 1962 and 1969 1/34210Claude Harris at Fire Department boothbetween 1962 and 1969 1/34211Nina Harding on the phone at Boeingbetween 1962 and 1969 1/34212African-American photographer Gil Baker next to
camerabetween 1962 and 1969 1/34213African-American Phillip Allen holding a Fly Alaska
model planebetween 1962 and 1969 1/34214African-American Leslie Strothers pumping
gasbetween 1962 and 1969 1/34215African-American man Lavon Allen welding at the Puget
Sound Bridge and Drydockbetween 1962 and 1969 1/34216African-American officer Sgt. Walker V. Lawson of
Seattle Police Departmentbetween 1962 and 1969 1/34217African-American woman Vicki Barnes with a
microscopebetween 1962 and 1969 Citizens Committee for Negro Adoption1/35218 Mrs. David Perkins, Chair of Citizens Committee for
Negro AdoptionsNovember 1962Roger Dudley, Seattle, WA 1/35219Edwin Pratt with the Citizens Committee for Negro
Adoptions1963Richter Photography, Seattle, WA Edwin Pratt is standing at far right.
1/35220Four members of Citizens Committee for Negro Adoptions
seated with five children1963Richter Photography, Seattle, WA 1/35221African-American baby Kim being heldMay 1963 Written on verso: Kim, 6 mo - 418. Taken for "Emphasis on
Adoptions Week" by Citizens Committee for Negro Adoptions
1/35222African-American baby Steven seated in front of a
televisionSeptember 1964 Written on verso: Steven, 5 mo, Negro Adoptions.
1/35223African-American child David outdoorsJune 1964 Written on verso: David, 12 months. From accompanying
material: Taken for "Emphasis on Adoptions Week" by Citizens Committee for
Negro Adoptions.
1/35224African-American child Eileen holding a
ballbetween 1964 and 1968 Eileen, four years old. From accompanying material: Taken for
"Emphasis on Adoptions Week" by Citizens Committee for Negro Adoptions.
1/35225Portrait of a crying African-American girl holding a
dollbetween 1964 and 1968 Written on verso: Photo possibly used for
A Child in Your Future? pamphlet.
35th Annual Meeting1/36226Whitney Young at podium1964?Facts Photo Service, Seattle, WA 1/36227Louis Lomax 1964 Printed on verso: Sunday First Lark March 15 1964. On verso:
34th Annual Meeting. Newspaper clipping is also attached on verso: Louis Lomax,
author and lecturer, will discuss "The Negro Revolt," at the annual dinner
meeting of the Seattle Urban League at 6:30 p.m.,
1/36228-229People at tables at annual meeting 1964Facts Photo Service, Seattle, WA 1/36230Annual Meeting speakers table196436th Annual Meeting1/37231African-American woman looking at "New Look for the
Urban League" poster1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/37232 "New Look'for the Urban League" poster19651/37233"Health," "Employment & Job Development," and
"Youth Incentives & Counseling" posters1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/37234"Housing," "Education," and "Welfare"
posters1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/37235"For Future Development - An Educational Park System"
poster1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/37236-240Annual Meeting dinner1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/37241People at Annual Meeting1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/37242Alvarita Little (second from left) Jim Kenbrough (left
of podium) Ed Pratt, Executive Director (right of podium) Judge Johnson (seated
far right) and others observe a ventriloquist dummy dressed as a police
officer19651/37243Whitney Young, National Urban League Executive
Director (second to left of microphone) Jim Kenbrough (left of microphone) Ed
Pratt, Executive Director (right of microphone) and others at speakers'
table1965Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 37th Annual Meeting1/38244Seated people at 37th Annual Meeting1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/38245Whitney M. Young Jr., Executive Director of National
Urban LeagueApril 3, 1966Seattle Times1/38246Seated group at 37th Annual Meeting1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/38247Group of people at the 37th Annual Meeting1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/38248Group of people at doorway at 37th Annual
Meeting1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/38249-250Group of people talking to Whitney Young (second from
left) and Alvarita Little (third from left) including Indian woman dressed in
sari1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/38251-252Seated group at 37th Annual Meeting1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/38253Woman standing at table talking to a woman1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/38254Group of people talking at 36th Annual
Meeting1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/38255Whitney Young and Jim Kenbrough seated at
table1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/38256Whitney Young and Jim Kenbrough shaking hands with a
man1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA1/38257-258Whitney Young standing at podium, Jim Kenbrough seated
beside him1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA Housing and Cars1/39259Houses with cars in driveway1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/392601956 Ford parked in front of apartment
building1966Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 1/39261Person walking near house and apartment
building1966Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA1/39262Older house and newer house1966 1/39263House construction in neighborhood19661/39264-265Run-down house with view from inside1966Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA 1/39266-267House with broken window1966Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA1/39268Houses and car1966Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA 1/39269-275Contact Sheets of housing images1966Contact sheets are S1306A, S1306C, S1306D, S1482L, S1482M,
S1482N, S1482O.
38th Annual Meeting2/1276Benjamin E. Weeks1967Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Inc, Seattle, WA 2/1277Benjamin E. Weeks handing a Seattle Urban League Award
to Walter R. HundleyApril 1967Gene Weber, Seattle, WA 2/1278Benjamin E. Weeks shaking hands with Walter R.
HundleyApril 1967Gene Weber, Seattle, WA2/1279Back of the crowd in the banquet hall at the 1967
Annual MeetingApril 1967Gene Weber, Seattle, WAGrass Roots Forum2/2280-283Wayman Ware, Don Smith, Rev. Charles Smith, and Rev.
Gil Boyd at the Grass Roots Forum April 16, 1968 2/2284-285Contact Sheets of April 16, 1968 Grass Roots
ForumApril 16, 1968Written on verso of both items: Grass Roots Forum April 16,
1968.
Crowd Photographs2/2286African-American young man and older woman1968?2/2287View of downtown Seattle from above1968?Barton L. Attebery, Seattle2/2288-293Contact sheets of crowd photographsApril 16, 1968Barton L. Attebery, Seattle39th Annual Meeting2/3294Speaker addressing crowd in banquet hall at 39th
Annual Meeting1968Edwin Pratt is seated to the right of the speaker. Matches
20A-21A from contact sheet S1611C.
2/3295Men seated at banquet table at 39th Annual
Meeting1968 Edwin T. Pratt, Seattle Urban League Director in center, and
Dave Wood, Seattle Urban League President of the Board on far right.
2/3296People at tables in Annual Meeting banquet
hall1968 2/3297Meeting attendees seated at tables19682/3298Seattle Urban League 39th Annual Meeting sign at
Exhibition Hall1968Matches 2-2A from contact sheet S1611H.
2/3299Annual Meeting contact sheet S1611C1968Contact sheet goes from 27A to 7, and contains television
show, 29th Annual meeting exhibition hall sign, and banquet hall. Written on
verso: Annual Meeting 1968.
2/3300Annual Meeting contact sheet S1611D1968Contact sheet goes from 12 to 36A, and contains banquet hall.
Written on verso: Annual Meeting 1968.
2/3301Annual Meeting contact sheet S1611E1968Contact sheet goes from 2 to 31A, and contains banquet hall
and 38th Annual Meeting exhibition sign. Written on verso: Annual Meeting
1968.
2/3302Annual Meeting contact sheet S1611F1968Contact sheet goes from 1 to 36A, and contains banquet hall.
Written on verso: Annual Meeting 1968.
2/3303Annual Meeting contact sheet S1611G1968Contact sheet goes from 27A to 27, and contains banquet hall.
Written on verso: Annual Meeting 1968.
2/3304Annual Meeting contact sheet S1611H1968Contact sheet goes from 32A to 36A, and contains banquet hall,
29th Annual Meeting exhibition sign, and televison set. Written on verso:
Annual Meeting 1968.
Employment2/4305Larry Sanford signing paperworkbetween 1969 and 1979 2/4306-307Larry Sanford and Ed Pratt signing
paperworkbetween 1969 and 1979 2/4308-311African-American man speaking between 1969 and 1979Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA 2/4312Men at a drafting tablebetween 1969 and 1979 2/4313African-American man working with adding machine
[?]between 1969 and 1979Facts Photo Service, Seattle, WA 2/4314-318Contact sheets of Pacific Telephone Northwest
tourbetween 1969 and 1979Darlene Crawford, Pacific Telephone Northwest, Washington-Idaho AreaFrom accompanying material: Mr. Mullin, Attached is an extra
set of proofs that could be sent to the chairman of the Urban League if you so
desire. He requested them of me and also Marge Amundson during the tour.
Thanks- Darlene Crawford.
Staff of Operation Equality2/5319Operation Equality staff in office1967 2/5320-323Contact sheets of staff photos1967Barton L. Attebery Seattle, WALeadership2/6324-325Whitney M. Young Jr., Executive Director of the
National Urban League1964 2/6326Edwin Pratt in meeting1964The Seattle Times2/6327-330Edwin C. Berry, Executive Director of the Chicago
Urban LeagueMarch 19, 1967 2/6331C. William Rettie, Health & Welfare
Director19672/6332-333Numbers not usedMarch 9, 19602/6334-335People gathered around stand-up desks looking at
booksMarch 9, 1960Science Museum2/7336African-American children examine a science
exhibitbetween 1962 and 1969Bob Peterson Seattle, WA Frame 22 on contact sheet 338.
2/7337-340Contact sheets of children visiting museum
exhibitsbetween 1962 and 1969Bob Peterson Seattle, WA2/7341Children enter a building, probably Pacific Science
Centerbetween 1962 and 1969Bob Peterson Seattle, WA2/7342Children on playgroundbetween 1962 and 1969Heib, Seattle WA 35th Annual Meeting2/8343-346John Lynch and Emmanuel Peterson receiving
awardsApril 1964Seattle Times 2/8347-350Jackie Robinson at podiumApril 1964Facts Photo Service, Seattle, WA2/8351-352Crowd at meetingApril 1964Facts Photo Service, Seattle, WA2/9353-362Jackie Robinson with attendeesApril 1964 Education2/10363Woman helping child drinkbetween 1962 and 1969 2/10364-367Contact sheets of school buildings and playing
childrenbetween 1962 and 1969Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA2/10368-370Teachers and students in classbetween 1962 and 1969Barton L. Attebery, Seattle, WA 2/10371Students walking to classbetween 1962 and 1969Bob Peterson Seattle, WA2/10372Ed Pratt and Carol Richman in meetingbetween 1962 and 1969 Summer Student Seminar 19662/11373African-American student working on art
project1966 2/11374African-American students and teacher discuss
artwork1966 2/11375Number not used19662/11376Artwork: Peace19662/11377African-American man1966 2/11378Two African-American women19662/11379African-American student and teacher1966 2/11380-381African-American teacher and students display
art1966 2/11382African-American students in a classroom19662/11383Hands of student and teacher19662/11384Clay sculpture1966Typing Skills Program2/12385-392Students learning to typebetween 1962 and 1969 2/12393Contact sheet of men talkingbetween 1962 and 1969Edwin T. Pratt2/13394-395Edwin Pratt and Ben Weeks being interviewed at Annual
MeetingApril 1967Seattle Times2/13396Edwin T PrattApril 1967Seattle Times2/13397Edwin Berry, Edwin Pratt, Seattle Mayor J.D. Braman,
and B.E. Weeks at 37th annual meeting1967 2/13398Edwin Pratt in a meeting1962-1969 2/13399Number not usedJob Counseling Program/Reading Program2/14400-401Numbers not used2/14402Edwin Pratt overseeing students1964Forde Photographs Seattle, WA 2/14403African-American students on telephones1964Forde Photographs Seattle, WA 2/14404Students in a classroombetween 1962 and 1969 2/14405Students in cafeteriabetween 1962 and 1969 2/14406-407Group of African-Americans at desk1964Seattle Times2/14408Number not usedAugust 23, 19642/14409-410Contact sheets for previous photos1964Urban League Conversations2/15411-418Ed Pratt and Walter Hundley on KCTS television
set1962-1969Gil Baker, Seattle, WA 2/15419-420People having a Thursday Forum discussion on KCTS
TVApril 18, 1968 2/15421Contact sheet of the KCTS Thursday Forum
discussionsApril 18, 1968Other Pratt Era2/16422-423Group of Vietnamese and local students, possibly at
Boeing office1967 2/16424Group of women from Operation Equality
Fundraisersbetween 1962 and1969Seattle Times2/16425-426Urban League displaysMay 1968 2/16427African-American family outside their homebetween 1962 and19692/16428African-American woman next to television1967 Written on verso: Membership Champayne [sic probably
"campaign"].
McNeil Island2/16429-430Men giving speeches at podium1966 2/16431Men eating in cafeteria at McNeil Island19662/16432-433African-American students at New York
briefingJune 1968 2/16434Mrs. Anton Mueller, Mrs. John W. German, and Edna
Mitchell looking at college catalogMay 26, 1968Seattle Times2/16435Two children play with an African-American
babybetween 1962 and 1969Forde Photographers 2/16436Mrs. Lean with two babiesbetween 1962 and 1969Written on verso: Negro Adoption Project.
Dexter Jerome (Jerry) Page EraJerome Page2/17437Portrait of a womanbetween 1969 and 19792/17438Jerome Page shakes a man's hand while Ken Todd watches
at an Urban League eventbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais2/17439Jerome Page next to speaker at podiumbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais 2/17440Jerome Page at podium with Ken Todd in background at
Urban League Eventbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais 2/17441Two women at Urban League event podiumbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais 2/17442Jerome Page with other menbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais2/17443Katherine Page with two menbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais 2/17444Two women in an office19732/17445Man and woman at lunch meetingbetween 1969 and 1979Business Activism2/18446-447Jerome Page and others in conferenceAugust 29, 1973Oscar Productions Seattle, WA News clipping states: Minority members of the Court Order
Advisory Committee, which is working to improve minority hiring in the building
trades, held a news conference August 29, 1973 to outline courses of action to
improve the existing apprenticeship programs and move the construction unions
to implement the proposed hiring plans. The minority members of the Court Order
Advisory Committee have been moving ahead with their positive program to
provide for more minority group members hired in the building trades.
2/18448Number not usedAugust 29, 19732/18449Jerome Page, Walt Hubbard and possibly Mark
Cooperbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais, Seattle, WA Advocates for Affirmative Action Protest2/18450-458AAA picket lineMay 1972 2/18459Protestors reading a statement to
reportersMay 1972 2/18460-464Various views of protestorsMay 1972 2/18465-467Individual protestors holding signsMay 1972 2/19468-469Jerome Page and others observe Mayor Wes Uhlman sign a
documentJuly 17, 1973Photo is signed: Good luck Jerry, Wes Uhlman, 1973.
City of Seattle Engineering Department 2/19470-471Urban League staff meeting1970 2/19472-473Possible meeting between Urban League and
Boeingbetween 1969 and 1979Scanned from negatives.
2/20474Robert Lamb Jr.January 10, 1974 2/20475Michael P. Balzano Jr. Director of ActionApril 12, 1974 2/20476-492Speakers at "Freedom from Want" ConferenceApril 23-24, 1976Photos are mounted on two album pages.
2/20493-496Jerome Page with awardsbetween 1969 and 1979 2/20497Jerome Page at podiumbetween 1969 and 1979 2/20498People speaking in front of African artbetween 1969 and 1979People3/1499-500Numbers not usedbetween 1969 and 19793/1501-503Doug Palmerbetween 1969 and 1979 3/1504Jim, Ken Todd, and Johnny Allenbetween 1969 and 1979Jim and Johnny are former board members.
3/1505Jerome Page and Ken Todd in a meetingbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais 3/1506Urban League meetingbetween 1969 and 19793/1507Jerome Page shaking handsbetween 1969 and 1979Marcel H. Blais3/1508Stephen Sheperd working on a piece of artAugust 1977James C. Moore Bellevue, WA 39th Annual Meeting3/2509Reverend John Adams1968 3/2510-511Crowd and speaker at the meeting19683/2512-513John Adams and Jerome Page at podium1968 This is #9 on contact sheet 515.
3/2514Man looking at African art1968 3/2515-518Contact sheets, showing the annual meeting1968EphemeraXF1519Poster showing children going to school:
Getting the Schools Togetherbetween 1969 and 1970Verso has essay about the efforts of the Seattle Urban League
to desegregate schools.
3/2520Flyer designed like the Lovers tarot card, with
Hair graphic on the top1970 Written on verso: 1970 Annual dinner.
Page Era Slides3/3521-543Urban League conducting college workshop?19763/3544-549Seattle Urban League headquarters19763/3550-568Seattle Urban League interior offices and neighborhood
conditions19763/3569-574Urban League health presentation1976Central Area School Council Election3/4575African-American schoolchildren holding election
signs1969 3/4576-577Barbara Laners and Alexandra Williams filing for
elected positions1969Written on photos: The first two candidates to file.
Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA 3/4578Students reading in class1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA 3/4579African-Americans registering to vote in school
elections1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA 3/4580Children in class1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA 3/4581Makine Mimms standing in center of group1969Written on photo: Candidate training workshop. Mrs. Maxine
Mimms, workshop leader, candidate. Left to right: George Frost, at-large;
Nathanial Sanders, Leschi; Roger Wright, Leschi; Willie Pugh, Stevens; John
Breland, Harrison; Harry Sanders, at-large; Frank Krasnowsky, Harrison.
3/4582Children climbing on play structure1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA 3/4583African-Americans registering to vote in school
council elections1969Written on photo: Have you signed the "blue card"?
3/4584Pins advertising the school election1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA3/4585Students in class1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA 3/4586Portrait of a man1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA Written on photo: This man needs help!
3/4587Gladys Givens and another woman with
children1969Frank B. Denman Seattle, WA Written on photo: Gladys Givens: The 1st person to
register.
Unknown Eras Thelma Dewitty class3/5588-591 Thelma Dewitty and students in classroom1966?Forde Photographer Seattle, WA First Parents Workshop3/6592-593Four men at the First Parents workshopbetween 1947 and 1979William Eng Whitney Young meeting3/7594Whitney Young at podiumbetween 1961 and 1971Gil Baker Seattle, WA 3/7595African-American woman receiving an awardbetween 1961 and 1971 Seattle Negro Repertory Company at Moore
Theater3/8596Crowd outside of theater showing It Can't Happen Here1936? 3/8597-598Actors performing in a play1936? 3/8599Female African-American performer1936? 3/8600Male African-American performer1936? Written on verso: Natural Man.
Various Activities3/9601-604Three men at tablebetween 1947 and 1979Fred Carter Seattle, WA 3/9605Group of African-Americans reading
pamphletsbetween 1947 and 1979Fred Carter Seattle, WA Recruitment3/10606African-American man shows Urban League display to two
womenbetween 1930 and 1949? Film and VideotapeVC45Reel 1People at Work1966?African Americans are documented in various clerical situations:
women and men are seen working, typing, answering telephones, and filing. A
mounted sign in one office reads, "Seattle Chamber of Commerce." An African
American man is playing records and speaking into a microphone, presumably
working as a disc jockey for a radio station. An interview is being conducted
with an African American man working as a mechanic at an automobile garage. A
young black woman is attending to a customer at a beauty salon, and her
supervisor is being interviewed at the front desk. Two white men are working in
a machine shop.
This film was possibly part of the Urban League's On-The-Job
Training Program.
Original:1 reel, 400 feet, silent, black and white, 16mm
VC45Reel 2Mayor James Braman Membership
Appeal1967James Braman, the Mayor of Seattle, urges fellow citizens to
join the Seattle Urban League.
Original:1 reel, 25 feet, sound, color, 16mm
VC45Reel 3Construction
Workers 1970?A commercial produced by the National Urban League. An African
American man in a hard hat is speaking to the camera, explaining that each vote
can make a difference in an election. The man cites two cities, Newark and
Fayette, as examples of constituencies that have elected black mayors between
1969 and 1970. Closing captions read: "Shake up the System", "Register and
Vote", and "Citizenship Education Department, National Urban League".
Original:1 reel, 25 feet, sound, color, 16mm
VC45Reel 4White Wash1969?Doyle Dane Berbach Advertising FirmA commercial produced by the National Urban League that shows
the face of an African American man being painted white with a brush. As the
paint once again disappears from his face, a voice over explains that the black
man need not be colored white anymore-education and training will lead to
racial empowerment.
Original:1 reel, 100 feet, sound, black and white, 16mm
VC45Reels 5-6Say it Loud, I'm Black and I'm
Proud 1970?A commercial produced by the National Urban League that portrays
a young, confident African American family. James Brown's song
Say it Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud plays over
the images of the family, and a voice over explains that "pride is a
do-it-yourself job."
Original:2 reels, 1,200 feet, sound, color, 16mm
VC45Reel 7Report: 1969
Seattle1970 Coverage of the Seattle Urban League and its various projects in
1969, as well as the presentation of the first Edwin T. Pratt Award.
The film first aired on KIRO-TV on May 24, 1970. It was part of
the "Non-Dinner Annual Meeting," which was intended to be an affordable,
educational alternative to the expensive annual dinner meetings. The Edwin T.
Pratt Award is "a scholarship that provides opportunities for artists of color
to advance their careers through education and exposure."
Original:1 reel, 1,200 feet, sound, black and white, 16mm
VC108Video 1Just What the Doctor Didn't
Order; Guess Who's Coming to
Dinnerbetween 1965 and 1978?Productions of the National Urban League Youth Development
Division. The first program discusses the importance of taking non-prescription
medications as directed. The second program addresses proper poultry handling
and cooking techniques to avoid salmonella poisoning.
Original:1 videocassette (U-Matic), Approximately 30 minutes, 3/4
inch
VC108Video 2Press Conference for Vernon E. Jordan1978 A press conference held at the Langton Hughes Center in
Seattle, Washington. Major media plus college and high school representatives
and community members are in attendance, and Jordan fields questions pertaining
to Urban League issues.
Vernon E. Jordan was the National Urban League President from
1971 to 1981.
Original:1 videocassette (U-Matic), 3/4 inch
VC108Video 3Check it Out1977A program scripted and produced by Seattle's Rainier Beach High
School students as part of the Urban League's Neighborhood Youth Consumer
Education Project/Seattle Consumer Action Team. The program discusses the
importance of food nutrition labels.
Original: 1 open reel video, ½ inch
VC108Video 4If You're Gonna Do
ItundatedOriginal: 1 open reel video, 5 min., ½ inch
VC108Video 5Handle with
Carebetween 1970 and 1980?A program scripted and produced by Seattle's Garfield High
School students as part of the Urban League's Neighborhood Youth Consumer
Education Project/Seattle Consumer Action Team. The program discusses the
proper use and application of cosmetics.
Original: 1 open reel video, 4 min., 55 sec., ½ inch