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CPL-Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection
9525 S. Halsted Street, Chicago, IL 60628

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Carter Temple C. M. E. Church archives

Carter Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal church was founded in 1921. Carrie McMorris, a longtime member of the congregation, donated this collection.

Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church archives

The oldest African American congregation in Chicago, Quinn Chapel A.M.E. was founded in 1844.

Reverend Addie Wyatt and Reverend Claude Wyatt Papers

Addie Wyatt was born Addie Loraine Cameron on March 8, 1924, the second child to Ambrose and Maggie Cameron in Brookhaven, Mississippi. Ambrose Cameron, born either in Mississippi or Louisiana, was a tailor in a pressing shop. Her mother Maggie Cameron, a teacher, was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Ambrose’s mother, Adeline Cameron, a mid-wife, also lived with the family and

St. Edmund's Episcopal Church archives

The Church of St. Edmund, King and Martyr was founded in 1909, and is one of the oldest predominantly African American Episcopalian churches in Chicago.

Venona Johnson papers

Venona Johnson’s papers include materials on the Chicago Chapter of the Girlfriends, a social and philanthropic club.