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From Diginole: "Black and white photograph of six students of different ethnicities, who are part of the Florida State University International Students' Club. There are five female students and one male student and they are standing around a table…

From Florida Memory: "Patricia Stephens Due was an African-American civil rights leader and activist. She was an educator, public speaker, author and life-long civil rights proponent."

From Florida Memory: "Built 1936/37 on the south side of Gaines Street by Gadsden at a cost of $100,000. Architect was M. Leo Elliott of Tampa. It was occupied in May 1937."

Now demolished, 2018.

Lewis State Bank building on the corner of Monroe Street and Jefferson Avenue.

Student protesters in front of the Florida Theatre, Tallahassee, Florida. Note in background at left is future Florida State Senator Arthenia Joyner.

From Florida Memory: "Patricia Stephens Due was an African-American civil rights leader and activist. She was an educator, public speaker, author and life-long civil rights proponent."

The photo depicts young men and women in long, formal dresses and suits standing outside in a park. They stand in pairs, with men holding parasols and women holding bouquets of flowers. The people are arranged in a curve with a couple at the center…

A black and white photograph of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt standing in a room dressed in a dark outfit and holding a fur coat in her left hand. She smiles at the camera.

A black and white photo of Clifton shows her kneeling in front of a large wooden case with drawers, one of which she is opening. She looks up and to the right of the frame, her face pensive.

A black and white photo shows four young people, one of which is Clifton in a light-colored dress with a contrasting belt. She is surrounded by her three brothers, Sonny, Tom, and Billy, who wear suits. They are outside on a lush lawn.