3/18/1955
A thank you note sent to Elizabeth McDuffie. Written on the verso is a brief account of the life and death of Edgar G. Brown.
African Americans--Politics and government, African Americans--Employment, Household employees, African American women
Elizabeth and Irvin McDuffie Papers
1961-10-24
A letter to Elizabeth McDuffie from Mabel Staupers describing her trip to Atlanta.
Nursing, African American women, World War (1939-1945), African Americans--Employment
Elizabeth and Irvin McDuffie Papers
1947-06-30
An employee record for Thomas A. Glass, a clerk with the United Sates Post office.
African Americans--Employment
Elizabeth and Irvin McDuffie Papers
1946-08-07
A notice of settlement of claim for Irvin McDuffie.
Household employees, African American men, African Americans--Employment
Elizabeth and Irvin McDuffie Papers
1935/1945
Edgar G. Brown sits at his desk holding a sheet of paper. Written on recto: To Irvin Henry McDuffie; A True Friend; with sincere esteem Edgar G. Brown.
African American men, African Americans--Employment, African Americans--Politics and government
Elizabeth and Irvin McDuffie Papers
1930/1940
Photocopy of a newspaper clipping introducing the White House Housekeeper, Henrietta Nesbitt.
Household employees, African Americans--Employment, Presidents' spouses
Elizabeth and Irvin McDuffie Papers
1928/1938
Photocopy of a newspaper clipping critiquing the work assigned to women under the W.P.A..
Political science, African American women, African Americans--Employment
Elizabeth and Irvin McDuffie Papers