Box 2

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Comprises articles, clippings, correspondence, essays and personal narratives. Some of the material was received from Marcia Aronoff, Class of 1965 and formerly one of the Carpenters for Christmas. This material was previously filed in the Subjects Files. For photographs, see Series III.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Comprises articles, clippings, correspondence, essays and personal narratives. Some of the material was received from Marcia Aronoff, Class of 1965 and formerly one of the Carpenters for Christmas. This material was previously filed in the Subjects Files. For photographs, see Series III.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Comprises articles, clippings, correspondence, essays and personal narratives. Some of the material was received from Marcia Aronoff, Class of 1965 and formerly one of the Carpenters for Christmas. This material was previously filed in the Subjects Files. For photographs, see Series III.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Comprises articles, clippings, correspondence, essays and personal narratives. Some of the material was received from Marcia Aronoff, Class of 1965 and formerly one of the Carpenters for Christmas. This material was previously filed in the Subjects Files. For photographs, see Series III.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series II contains correspondence describing experiences in the South during the Civil Rights era, including excerpts from “Letters from the South” by Clarice T. Campbell, a teacher at Tougaloo College at the time of Julie Zaugg’s arrest. Also includes correspondence between alumni and the Oberlin College Archives regarding the donation of materials to the Civil Rights Collection.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series II contains correspondence describing experiences in the South during the Civil Rights era, including excerpts from “Letters from the South” by Clarice T. Campbell, a teacher at Tougaloo College at the time of Julie Zaugg’s arrest. Also includes correspondence between alumni and the Oberlin College Archives regarding the donation of materials to the Civil Rights Collection.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series II contains correspondence describing experiences in the South during the Civil Rights era, including excerpts from “Letters from the South” by Clarice T. Campbell, a teacher at Tougaloo College at the time of Julie Zaugg’s arrest. Also includes correspondence between alumni and the Oberlin College Archives regarding the donation of materials to the Civil Rights Collection.

Scope and Contents From the Series: The photographs series holds images of Oberlin students during the Civil Rights era in Mississippi. They document the efforts of Oberlin students to rebuild the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Ripley, which was burned to the ground a day after the Freedom Vote in 1963. The group was called Carpenters for Christmas, as they used their winter break to travel to Ripley, Mississippi to rebuild the church. Other photographs feature Oberlin students writing for The Mississippi Free Press,...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series II contains correspondence describing experiences in the South during the Civil Rights era, including excerpts from “Letters from the South” by Clarice T. Campbell, a teacher at Tougaloo College at the time of Julie Zaugg’s arrest. Also includes correspondence between alumni and the Oberlin College Archives regarding the donation of materials to the Civil Rights Collection.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The publications series includes newspaper clippings from The Oberlin Review, The Cleveland Press, The Plain Dealer, and local Illinois and Mississippi newspapers about Oberlin students, in particular Julie Zaugg. Also includes magazine and journal articles about Oberlin alumni Julie Zaugg, Kenneth Witcher Clement, and Frank Parker, and one book, The First Stone by Lewis Wechsler, describing racial integration in Pennsylvania.