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Martin Funeral Home

Item
1940 - 1950

Part of African American Collections Committee

Black and white photograph of a house. To the right, a sign in the lawn can be seen that reads "Martin Funeral Home".

Mass at Christ the King

Item
1950 - 1960

Part of African American Collections Committee

Mass at Christ the King Church.

Meeting Hall at Selma.

Item
1965

Part of African American Collections Committee

A group of people sit on wooden folding chairs in a large room during the Civil Rights march in Selma.

Men in Joe's Tavern

Item
1950 - 1960

Part of African American Collections Committee

Three are holding their right hands at chest height with cigarettes in them, the man on the far-right is wearing glasses. A trombone and some tambourines can be seen to the left of the group.

Men's Glee Club

Item
1940 - 1950

Part of African American Collections Committee

Men's Glee Club seated and posed for a photograph.

Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle Church

Item
1950 - 1960

Part of African American Collections Committee

Children seated in folding chairs at Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle Church.

Michael A. Gorman Papers

1958.1
Collection
1917 - 1958

The records represent aspects from the personal and professional lives of Michael A. Gorman, managing editor of the Flint Journal from 1928 to 1958. Documents include personal and professional correspondence, though more of the former than the latter. The correspondence is sometimes arranged chronologically and other times not. Other records include a multitude of holiday cards received by or sent by Gorman. Two diaries are present, though one has only a handful of dates for 1938. The other is entirely undated. Numerous theatre programs are included.

Gorman, Michael A.