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Start Over Date range 1949 Creator Rosbrow, James M.
University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Bernard Proctor Black History Scrapbook

.375 Cubic Feet 1 flat-box

This collection contains a homemade Black history notebook of clippings and illustrations compiled by Bernard S. Proctor, (a Tuskegee Airman). The notebook is a green cloth 3-ring binder, with "Negro History" written on the spine, containing newspaper clippings from the Pittsburgh Courier, illustrations from a syndicated cartoon Your History, by J.A. Rogers, and illustrations from Negroes in the Halls of Congress" by James M. Rosbrow, both drawn by A.S. Milai.

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Bernard Proctor Black History Scrapbook .375 Cubic Feet 1 flat-box

Langdon Manor Books

This collection contains a homemade Black history notebook of clippings and illustrations compiled by Bernard S. Proctor, (a Tuskegee Airman). The notebook is a green cloth 3-ring binder, with "Negro History" written on the spine, containing newspaper clippings from the Pittsburgh Courier, illustrations from a syndicated cartoon Your History, by J.A. Rogers, and illustrations from Negroes in the Halls of Congress" by James M. Rosbrow, both drawn by A.S. Milai.

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