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  A House and Front Yard on Blair Street.

  A photograph of a house and front yard on Blair Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House at the corner of Davis Street and Lamar Street, (Front View).

  A front-view photograph of a house at the corner of Davis Street and North Lamar Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House at the corner of Davis Street and Lamar Street, (Side View).

  A side-view photograph of a house at the corner of Davis Street and North Lamar Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Cohea Street, (Front View).

  A front-view photograph of a house on E Cohea Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Cohea Street, (Side View).

  A side-view photograph of a house on E Cohea Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Cohea Street.

  A photograph of a house on Cohea Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Davis Street.

  A photograph of a house on Davis St. in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on E Cohea Street, (Side View).

  A photograph of side-view of a home on E Cohea Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on E. Church St.

  A photograph of a house on E. Church St. in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on E. Church St., 1900 L-Plan with hip roof.

  A photograph of a house on E. Church St. in the Farish Street Historic District. 1900 L-Plan with hip roof.
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  A House on E. Hamilton Street.

  A photograph of a house on E. Hamilton St. in the Farish Street Historic District. Notation on the photograph indicates the architecture is Queen Anne Style.
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  A House on Farish Street, (Front-View).

  A front-view photograph of a house on Farish Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on George Street.

  A photograph of a house on George Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Grayson Alley.

  A photograph of a home on Grayson Alley in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Lamar Street.

  A photograph of a house on Lamar Street in the Farish Street Historic District. Notation on the photo indicates the home was built ca. 1860.
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  A House on N. Farish Street.

  A photograph of a house on N. Farish Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Oakley Street.

  A photograph of a home on Oakley Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on the corner Cohea Street and Blair Street, (Front View).

  A photograph of the front-view of a house on the corner Cohea Street and Blair Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on the corner of Blair Street and Cohea Street.

  A photograph of a house on the corner of Blair Street and Cohea Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on West Monument Street.

  A photograph of a house on West Monument Street in the Farish Street Historic District. Notation on the photo indicates the home was built ca. 1860.
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  A House on Young's Alley, (Front View).

  A front-view photograph of a home on Young's Alley in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Young's Alley, (Side View).

  A side-view photograph of a home on Young's Alley in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House on Young's Alley.

  A photograph of a home on Young's Alley in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A House undergoing renovations on N. Farish Street.

  A photograph of a house undergoing renovations on N. Farish Street in the Farish Street Historic District.
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  A Kansas Department of Public Instruction Order Organizing a Unified School District in Topeka, Kansas, and Disorganizing all Non-Unified School Districts, January 1, 1966.

  Case Data and Exhibits for Brown III, a relitigation of Brown v. Topeka Board of Education (1954) that corrected resegregation issues caused by open enrollment school choice in 1992. A 1966 order from the Kansas Department of Public Instruction to create a unified school district in Topeka, Kansas, and an administrative structure for the district.
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  A Letter Affirming the Academic and Civil Rights of Students in 1961

  A letter released in 1961 affirms the academic freedom and civil liberties of students at colleges and universities. It states that students will not face academic punishment for breaking the law under circumstances but may face civil charges or significant disciplinary actions, ensuring a balance between personal rights and institutional policies.
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  A letter containing "points of attention" for revolutionaries from Ashanti Alston to Nuh Abdul Qaiyum, date unknown.

  A letter from Ashanti Alston, a Black Liberation Army (BLA) member who was imprisoned for 11 years for a robbery to raise money for the BLA, to Nuh Abdul Qaiyum. He has come up with "points of attention" for the revolutionaries, and he wants Nuh Abdul Qaiyum and the other members to critique them.
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  A Letter Defining Disciplinary Actions Taken in 1963 By President Gore

  A letter sent to all students on November 11, 1963, detailed disciplinary actions under President Gore’s administration. Records showed 108 students faced academic probation, fines owed to the university, or indefinite suspension, reflecting strict enforcement of university policies during a period of heightened campus unrest.
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  A Letter from ACLU Attorney Chris Hansen to Lead Defense Attorney Gary K. Sebelius, Attorney Dan Biles, and Attorney Karen Nichols, May 21, 1985.

  ACLU Attorney Chris Hansen writes to the defendant lawyers to ask for identification of errors they find in reports from their expert witnesses before depositions to avoid spending too much time arguing over simple factual errors. He recommends that the trial focus on conclusions drawn from facts.
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  A Letter from Alumni Frank E. Pinder to President George W. Gore

  A letter from alumni Frank E. Pinder, based in Accra, Ghana, to President George W. Gore, expressing his gratitude with humility for his selection to the FAMU Hall of Fame. Pinder conveys his deep appreciation for the recognition and acknowledges the university’s impact on his life and career.