The Haynes-Lofton Family Papers

The Haynes-Lofton Family Papers document the personal and professional lives of Dr. Euphemia Haynes, Dr. Harold Haynes, and, to a lesser extent, Euphemia Haynes' family. The records cover 1882-1974, although the bulk of the records span from 1930-1968. The largest portion of materials relate to...

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Langue:English
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Hansen, Carl F.
Haynes, Harold Appo, > 1889-1978.
Lofton, Joseph
Lofton, Livinia
Lofton, William S.
, > fton-Hayn.
Passow, Harry A.
Catholic University of America
College Alumnae Club of the District of Columbia
District of Columbia Board of Education
Miner's Teachers College
National Association for Mental Health
National Association of College Women
National Catholic Welfare Council
National Council of Catholic Women
New Federated Colored Catholics
Sigma Delta Epsilon
St. > Augustines
United Service Organizations (U.S.) Associated Service for the Armed Forces
United Service Organizations (U.S.) Committee on Service to Negroes
United Service Organizations (U.S.) National Catholic Community Services
University of the District of Columbia
Washington Council of Catholic Women (Washington, D.C.)
African American educators
African American schools
District of Columbia Public Schools
Education Washington (D.C.)
Fides House
Middle class Washington (D.C.)
Laboratory Schools
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Résumé:The Haynes-Lofton Family Papers document the personal and professional lives of Dr. Euphemia Haynes, Dr. Harold Haynes, and, to a lesser extent, Euphemia Haynes' family. The records cover 1882-1974, although the bulk of the records span from 1930-1968. The largest portion of materials relate to education in the District of Columbia. This includes a large amount of materials documenting Euphemia's eight years on the District of Columbia Board of Education, records related to both Euphemia's and Harold's long tenure as educators and administrators in the District of Columbia public school system, and records related to their activity in professional organizations. The collection also includes materials that document the couple's financial holdings, including most prominently the large number of rental properties that the couple owned in the District of Columbia. The Haynes-Lofton Papers are comprised of correspondence, clippings, deeds, receipts, savings books, tax forms, articles, meetings minutes, class notes, tests, congressional reports, and photos.
Description matérielle:35 linear feet; 69 boxes
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