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An oral history of Rev. William H. Donaldson, pastor of Salem Baptist Church in the late 1940's/early 1950's and late 1960's through the early 1980's.

Brief narrative of African-American history in Champaign County before the twentieth century, featuring photographs.

Brief essay on recent black migration to Champaign-Urbana, based on interviews with Charles Hamer, Florette Henri, Daniel Milo Johnson, Marcus E. John, and Margaret G. Wilder, mostly from Rose & Taylor's Barber Shop.

Commemorative history of Salem Baptist Church written to celebrate the church's anniversary in 1993.

Image of Salem Baptist Church taken in 1970's.

Photograph of Salem Baptist Church taken in the mid-1950's.

Picture of Reverand William Howe (W.H.) Donaldson, long-time pastor of Salem Baptist Church.

A picket protests the lack of black employees at the downtown Champaign J.C. Penney store in 1961.

Includes:
Entrepeneurs, Estelle Merrifield
The Creation of the Douglass Center, 1940-1945, Nate Dixon and Steven Nafziger
The Sound of Music, Doris Hoskins
Mary Alexander: Reflection on Life, Mary Alexander and Kathleen Johnson Winston

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Blacks in Champaign County 1865-1970