Lillian Baugh Collection

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Title

Lillian Baugh Collection

Subject

Tulare County (Calif.)
Tulare (Calif.)

Description

Lillian Baugh is connected to many African-American families who moved to Tulare from Allensworth in the early 1900s. She has generously shared some of her resources on the social and church life of the early black citizens.

Creator

Tulare Public Library

Source

Collection of Lillian Baugh

Publisher

San Joaquin Valley Library System

Date

2002

Contributor

Tulare Public Library

Rights

Photographs in this collection may be copied for educational and research purposes under the “fair use” clause of the U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 Paragraph 107 U.S.C.) For additional information on the use these images contact: Tulare Public Library, Genealogy & Local History, 113 North F Street, Tulare, California 93274. Phone (559) 685-2342.

Format

image/jpeg

Language

en-US

Type

Collection

Identifier

tpb

Coverage

Tulare County (Calif.)
Tulare (Calif.)

Collection Items

Gathering of A.E. Wright masons
A.E. Wright #47 Prince Hall Rite of Adoption F&A masons of Tulare, California [1940s].

Rosebud Temple Elks
The Elks gather to honor Mrs. Mathias as "Mother of the Year."

Early members of Brooks Chapel A.M.E. Church of Tulare
Brooks Chapel is located at the corner of Elm and P Streets in Tulare.

Tulare Elks in front of lodge
Tulare Elks 1956 mid-winter conference.

Eastern Star Chapter of Tulare
Dorcas Chapter #44 O.E.S. Prince Hall Right of Adoption. Tulare, California 1940s.

Mt. Olive Baptist Church Founder
Tulare's Mt. Olive Baptist Church was organized from his home.

George Archer family
Group photograph of 1912 Tulare County family who moved to Tulare from Allensworth in 1925.

Brooks Chapel Women's Auxillary Group
Pastor and young women's auxillary group of Brooks Chapel A.M.E. Church of Tulare, California.
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