[Berry Brothers]

James Park, Evanston

Chalk Games, Evanston

Tree Where Negro was Lynched

Negro Homes Burned by Rioters, Springfield Race War

[Unidentified Man in Blackface]

Chicago Protest

"Storefront" Baptist church (or Church of God in Christ) during services on Easter morning

South Side

Children in front of a kitchenette apartment building in the Black Belt

Frank Williams

Resident of the South Side

Poetry study circle at the South Side Community Art Center

Women are Beautiful

Mother and children who are relief clients

Hall of the second floor of a building rented as a rooming house

[Musician] Oliver Coleman with his five-month-old son, in the living room of his apartment on Indiana Avenue

Family of Mr. Edward Vaughn, living in one of the apartments

South Side

Brushing off a customer in a Barbershop on the South Side

Mr. John Sengstack (right), part owner and general manager of the Chicago Defender, one of the leading Negro newspapers

Pullman porter at the Union station

Life

Children playing in a vacant lot in the Negro section