| Title | Date Created | Creator | Description | Subject | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Happy Haven Home, October 1967 | 1967-10 | Richmond, Bo | Exterior of the Happy Haven Nursing Home (now named Sadie G. Mays Health and Rehabilitation Center) following a renovation. | African Americans--Housing, African Americans--Health and hygiene, Nursing, Older people | Bo Richmond Photograph Collection |
| "New Happy Haven Home," October 1967 | 1967-10 | Richmond, Bo | Exterior of the Happy Haven Nursing Home (now named Sadie G. Mays Health and Rehabilitation Center) following a renovation. Written on recto: New Happy Haven Home. | African Americans--Housing, African Americans--Health and hygiene, Nursing, Older people | Bo Richmond Photograph Collection |
| "Reverend Phew," October 1967 | 1967-10 | Richmond, Bo | Reverend Phew stands in a barbershop. Written on recto: Rev. Phew. | African American clergy, African Americans--Religion, African Americans--Health and hygiene | Bo Richmond Photograph Collection |
| Brown "Barber", October 1967 | 1967-10 | Richmond, Bo | Three men laugh together in a barbershop. Written on recto: Brown "Barber." | African American men, African Americans--Health and hygiene | Bo Richmond Photograph Collection |
Oct 25, 2021
Bo Richmond Photograph Collection
Roosevelt "Bo" Richmond was an amateur photographer from Alabama. He photographed events, buildings, people, and documented the Civil Rights movement in Atlanta in the late 1960s and early 1970s. This collection contains photographs of people, events and places in Atlanta, Georgia. Included are photographs of Henry "Hank" Aaron, Hosea Williams at the sanitation workers strike, Jesse Jackson at the March Against Repression, Martin Luther King, Jr. at the barber shop and photos of the funeral procession for Martin Luther King, Jr.
At the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library we are always striving to improve our digital collections. We welcome additional information about people, places, or events depicted in any of the works in this collection. To submit information, please contact us at DSD@auctr.edu.
