Overview of the Collection
Frank T. Wood, Jr. and Peggy W. Wood
Onondaga County Public
Library
Local History & Genealogy Department
447 South Salina
Street
Syracuse, New York, 13202
(315) 435-1900
English
Frank T. Wood, Jr. and Peggy W. Wood
Collection
1950-2011
4.6 linear ft.
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The Frank T. Wood, Jr. and Peggy W.
Wood Collection contains correspondence, awards, articles, newspaper clippings and
photographs concerning the life and work of Frank T. Wood, Jr. and Peggy Wood in
Syracuse, NY. from 1950-2011.
Biographical History
Frank T. Wood, Jr. came to Syracuse, NY in the early 1950's, and became involved in
the community through both his employment and many social causes. Frank Wood Jr. was
educated as a social worker. Wood used these skills in his work at the Dunbar
Center, the United Way, and Onondaga County, where he retired as the director of the
county's Research and Public Information. He was also the chairman of the United
Negro College Fund, the President of the NY Chapter of the National Association of
Social Workers, served as the White House Conference of Children and Youth, and was
a member of the State Commission on Human Rights. Wood was active in many other
religious and political organizations that were focused on the betterment of the
community, and won countless awards for his service to his community and his fellow
man.
Peggy Wright Wood was born in Florida and came to Syracuse in the early 1950's with
her husband Frank T. Wood, Jr. Peggy Wood had a degree in social work and worked as
the Director of Social Work for the Salvation Army and as director of Public Health
Social Work at the Onondaga County Department of Public Health. While at the county,
Wood initiated the Young Women's Educational Development Program (YMED). Peggy Wood
was very involved in the Syracuse community, and was active in the Central New York
Community Foundation, New York State Crime Control Planning Board, Central New York
United Negro College Fund, Syracuse Urban League, among many. Wood has received
numerous award for her community service, and also wrote the book "Something Must be
Done: One Black Woman's Story." Her work as a social worker and community activist
has had a lasting impact on the Syracuse community.
Peggy W. Wood and Frank T. Wood, Jr. worked often as a team. They participated
together in many community causes, and were often honored together. The Urban League
presented them with the Harriet Tubman Community Service Award in 1985, and in 1988
they both received the Syracuse Area Interrelious Council's Interreligious
Leadership Award. Other awards include those by the United Negro College Fund,
Public Broadcasting Council of Central New York, Dunbar Center, Partners of the
Americas, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Iota Kappa Lambda Chapter, Delta Sigma
Theta, Inc. Syracuse Alumnae Chapter, Cooperative Extension Association of Onondaga
County, Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, Junior League of Syracuse, Lambada Kappa Mu
Sorority, Inc. Xi Chapter, East Side Cooperative Council and the Thursday Morning
Roundtable. They both believed in giving back to their community and lived by that
belief.
Scope and Contents of the Collection
The collection comprises material about Frank T. Wood, Jr, and Peggy W. Wood, and
their work as social workers and community activists during the time they lived in
Syracuse, NY. The issues they worked on ranged from health care to housing to racial
equality and religion. This collection reflects the many causes and issues that were
important to the Woods', and chronicles their work in making Syracuse at better
place to live.
Series 1: This series contains biographical material on Frank T. Wood, Jr. and Peggy
W. Wood. Included is information on Peggy and Frank Woods' work life and their
participation in school, community, and religious organizations. It includes
biographical sketches, newspaper articles, photographs, certificates and awards. The
date coverage is from 1957-2011.
Series 2: This series includes selected writing of Frank T. Wood, Jr. and Peggy W.
Wood, and those articles and publications by others that they saved in their files.
These publications range from articles written about topics relating to work and to
the social issues of the time. The date coverage is from 1944-1979.
Series 3: The series includes information collected by the Woods' on various
Syracuse, New York organizations and events, and images of the city of Syracuse. The
organizations and events are ones that the Woods' were involved with, including the
community and religious organizations. The images of Syracuse include the building
of the Civic Center and the Galleries of Syracuse, and many buildings in the
Syracuse area, covering the dates 1952-1981.
Arrangement of the Collection
The collection is arranged into series based on broad subject categories. Series are
further divided into subseries, specifying particular publications, organizations,
and events. Within each subseries, items are arranged into folders by form or genre
(correspondence, clippings, color slides etc.).
Related Material
The Local History and Genealogy Department has other archival materials on and Frank
and Peggy W. Wood and the organizations and causes they were interested in, notably
the book "Something Must Be Done : One Black Woman's Story" by Peggy W. Wood and a
series of photographs of the Wood family in the collection "Onondaga County Public
Library Beauchamp Branch Photodocumentation Project, 1994" MS-17, Please check with
OCPL staff to access other collections.
Access Restrictions
Patron must have a valid OCPL library card.
Use Restrictions
User must use materials in the Local History and Genealogy Department of
OCPL.
Permission must be obtained from staff for reproduction of any
materials.
Wood, Peggy L.
Wood, Frank T., Jr.
Pritchard, Robert Starling
Mulroy, John H.
Lynn, Conrad J.
Washington, Henry
Willie, Charles V.
Williams, John A., 1925-2015
Housing--New York
(State)--Syracuse.
School Integration--New York
(State)--Syracuse
Juvenile delinquency--New York
(State)--Syracuse
Urban renewal--New York
(State)--Syracuse
African Americans--New York
(State)--Syracuse
Social problems--New York
(State)--Syracuse
Civil rights--New York
(State)--Syracuse
Public welfare--New York (State)--Onondaga
County
Dunbar Association, Inc. (Syracuse,
N.Y.)
Dunbar Center (Syracuse, N.Y.)
Partners of the Americas
(Organization)
National Federation of Settlements and
Neighborhood Centers
Syracuse Urban Corps
Civic Center (Syracuse,
N.Y.)--History.
Urban League of Onondaga County
(N.Y.)
Booklets.
Audiotapes
Certificates.
Clippings.
Correspondence.
Photographs.
Publications.
Syracuse (N.Y.)--Education.
Syracuse (N.Y.)--Race relations
Syracuse (N.Y.)--History.
Interstate 81
Syracuse (N.Y.)--Social life and
customs.
Preferred Citation
Preferred citation for this material is as follows:
Frank T. Wood, Jr. and Peggy W. Wood Collection
Onondaga County Public
Library
Local History and Genealogy Department
MS-36.
Acquisition Information
Gift from Frank T. and Peggy W. Wood's daughter Yvonne Wood Asamoah to Onondaga
County Public Library.
Inventory
Biographical Information on Peggy W. Wood and Frank T. Wood, Jr.
Articles
"Focus"; The Community Voice of PEACE, Inc., vol. 2, #1, p.
4, 1976
1
1
Introduction of Mrs. Peggy W. Wood for a Speech, 1980
1
1A
"Making Headway, Black Professionals in Syracuse";
Metropolitan, University College, Syracuse, vol. 5, #9, p. 1,
1978
1
2
Newspaper Clippings, 1950, 1953,
1957, 1964, 1967, 1969, 1971, 1975, 1979, 1988, 1991, 1992,
2011, undated,
1
3
Awards
Award documentation, 1963, 1966,
1981,1982, 1985, 1988
1
6
Correspondence concerning the Harriet Tubman Community
Service Award by the Urban League of Onondaga County, 1963, 1966, 1985
1
6A
Certificates, 1958, 1966, 1969,
1985, 1986, 1991
3
Framed Certificates, 1976, 1983,
1988, 1991,
3
Guest Book, Frank T. Wood, Jr. Testimonial dinner, 1980
5
Photograph , United Negro College Fund award, 1958, 1966, 1969, 1985, 1986,
1991
3
Plaques, 1962, 1978, 1980, 1991,
1992, 1997, 2000, 2005
3, 5
Slides, Syracuse Area Interreligious Council award dinner,
1988
3
VHS tape of SAIC Award, 1989
3
Miscellaneous Biographical Information
Correspondence, 1968, 1972,
1974, 1976, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, undated,
1
4
Guest Book (unknown purpose), 1967-1991
2
14
Photographs, circa 1960, 1992
undated,
1
5
Diploma, Frank T. Wood, Jr. Business Law, 1941,
3
Special Training in Community Action Certificate, Peoples
Equal Action and Community Effort, Inc., undated,
4
Framed fraternity certificate, Frank T. Wood, Jr., 1930
4
Sorority certificate, Peggy W. Wood, 1965
4
Certification Social Worker, Training Certificates, 1967, 1968, 1972, 1973, 1976, 1980,
1986
4
Yearbook, Canteen, Agricultural and Technical College of North
Carolina, Greensboro, 1961
2
12
Collected Writings
Peggy W. Wood
Wood, Peggy W. and Norman R. Roth, "An Assessment of Family
Social Functioning"; Syracuse, New York, pamphlet, 1963
1
7
Wood, Peggy W.,"Case History of a Negro Mannequin in
Syracuse, N.Y."; paper submitted on behalf of Public Information
Committee of the Mayor's Commission on Human Rights, 1964
1
8
Wood, Peggy W.,"Introduction to Michael M. Thelwell at Eyes
on the Prize II event", undated
1
8A
Wood, Peggy W., "The Present Condition of the Local Negro
Community","A Catholic Neighbor"; Catholic Neighbor Training
Program, Syracuse, NY, p. 39, pamphlet 1964
1
9
Wood, Peggy W., "Testimony of Peggy W. Wood before he
Governor's Select Commission on the Future of the State Local Mental
Health System, Sep. 19, 1984"; 1984
1
10
Wood, Peggy W., "The Effect of the War on the Delivery of
Health Services" by Peggy W. Wood, in "The War and social welfare:
four Perspectives; proceedings of a symposium. Held in Syracuse,
N.Y., Nov. 16, 1970"; p. 21., 1971
1
11
Frank T. Wood, Jr.
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Annual Report - Division of Research and
Development"; County of Onondaga, Executive Department report,
Syracuse, N.Y. 1974
1
12
Wood, Frank T, Jr. "A Board Member and his Responsibility";
Speech delivered at the Annual Meeting of the Elmira Neighborhood
House, Inc. Elmira, NY, on April 11, 1961, 1961
1
13
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "A County Health Department Proposed for
Onondaga County"; County of Onondaga, Executive Department Report,
Syracuse, N.Y., 1966
1
14
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Federal Funds Received and Spent in
Onondaga County during 1971"; County of Onondaga, Executive
Department Report, Syracuse, N.Y.,1972
1
15
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Housing and the Poor"; by Frank T. Wood,
Jr., Lecture given by Frank T. Wood, Jr. at the College of Law,
Syracuse, NY 1969, 1961
1
16
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Inventory of County-Owned Vehicles,
Study of Mileage Reimbursements to the Sheriff's Civil Deputies";
County of Onondaga, Executive Department Report, Syracuse, N.Y.
1966
1
17
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Jury Selection Study"; County of
Onondaga, Executive Department Report, Syracuse, N.Y., 1967
1
18
Wood, Frank T, Jr.,"The Negro Employee in Syracuse";
1965, 1969
1
19
Wood, Frank T, Jr.,"Ordination of Women in the Episcopal
Church of the United States of America"; 1974
1
19A
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Remarks Given by Frank T. Wood, Jr.
Onondaga County White House Conference on the Aging, March 25,
1971"; St. John's Lutheran Church, Syracuse, NY, 1971
1
25
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Resolution 126: Purchase or Lease of
Dwelling Units by the Department of Social Welfare"; County of
Onondaga, Executive Department Report, Syracuse, N.Y., 1966
1
21
Wood, Frank T, Jr.,"Statistics from Remarks of Frank T. Wood,
Jr. at Luncheon Meeting Rotary Club of Marcellus, NY, Oct. 1, 1963";
1963
1
22
Wood, Frank T, Jr.,"Study of the Operational Methods of
County Legislative Bodies in New York State"; County of Onondaga,
Executive Department Report, Syracuse, N.Y. , 1969
1
22A
Wood, Frank T, Jr.,"Study of the Possibility of Providing
Parking for Jurors who Serve on the Courts of Onondaga County";
County of Onondaga, Executive Department Report, Syracuse, N.Y.,
1968
1
23
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "A Study of Traffic Fatalities in the
County of Onondaga for a Five-Year Period, 1963 - 1967"; County of
Onondaga, Executive Department Report, Syracuse, N.Y., 1968
1
24
Wood, Frank T, Jr., "Study of Welfare Rates for Patients in
Proprietary Nursing Homes Used by Onondaga County Department of
Social Welfare, Jan. 1964"; County of Onondaga, Executive Department
Report, Syracuse, N.Y., 1968
1
26
By Others
"An Action Plan for Recreation, The County of Onondaga and
the City of Syracuse, NY"; Charles M. Graves Organization, Atlanta,
Georgia, 1968
1
28
"Analysis and Proposals for the Madison Area Educational
Program"; by a Study Staff of the School of Education in Cooperation
with the Bureau of School Social Service and Youth Development
Center, Syracuse, University, 1971
1
27
"Annual African-American History Month "Sankofa" Address This
Year Honoring the 30th Anniversary of the Founding of The Black
History Month Observance Delivered on 18 February 1995 by Robert
Starling Pritchard"; Monumental Baptist Church, Jersey City, NJ,
1995
1
27A
"Apprentices, Skilled Craftsmen and the Negro: an Analysis";
New York State Commission Against Discrimination, Division of
Research, NY, NY, pamphlet, 1961
1
29
"At Work in Industry Today: 50 Cases on Negroes at Work in
the General Electric Company..."; General Electric Co. NY, NY,
Publication #ERC-41, circa
1964
1
31
Blount, Susan A., "Animal Shelter Study"; County of Onondaga,
Executive Department report, Syracuse, N.Y. , 1972
1
28B
Borgognoni, Anthony J. "Vocational Education Needs in Oswego
and Onondaga Counties"; New York State Education Department, Albany,
NY, 1956
1
67
"Blueprint for the Future: Recommendations for the Syracuse
Area in the Year 2000", Onondaga Citizens League Report #8,
Syracuse, NY: Onondaga Citizens League, Inc., 1987
1
67A
Bruechkner, William H., "Settlements Move to New Areas of
Need - Facts and Principles on Agency Relocation"; paper presented
at the 40th Conference, Chicago IL, National Federation of
Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, NY, NY, 1958
1
61
"City of Syracuse Planning, Housing and Urban Renewal: an
Administrative Study"; American Society of Planning Officials,
Chicago, IL, 1957
1
34
"Community Awareness of Our Troubled Youth"; author unknown,
typescript, undated
1
35
"Cross-cultural Colloquium on Intercultural Distinctiveness
:‡implications for human services, Syracuse University, School of
Social Work, March 6-8, 1972 : summary of proceedings"; Syracuse
University, School of Social Work,Syracuse, NY, 1972
1
56
Davis, Barbara Sheklin, "A History of the Black Community of
Syracuse, Exhibit and Symposium, Onondaga Community
College"Syracuse, NY: Onondaga Community College,, 1980
1
56A
Dees, Jesse Walter Jr., "The College Built on Prayer: Mary
McLeod Bethune ", Daytona Beach, Florida: Bethune-Cookman College,
1953
1
56B
Directory of Approved Proprietary Nursing and Convalescent
Homes in Upstate New York and Directory of Incorporated Non-profit
Nursing and Convalescent Homes and Homes for Adults, NYS Department
of Social Welfare, Albany, NY, 1965
1
38
"Emotional Aspects of School Desegregation: a Report by
Psychiatrists"; Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry (GAP), NY,
NY, pamphlet, 1960
1
59
An Evening with Conrad Lynn, Syracuse, New York, Everson
Museum of Art, 1979
1
59A
"Events and Trends in Race Relations: A Monthly Summary"; v.
4, #12, Social Science Institute at Fisk University, Nashville,
Tennessee, 1947
1
41
"Fifteenth Ward Relocation Information"; typescript,
undated
2
1
"Food Prices in Negro Slums: a Research Report"; The American
Jewish Committee Information and Research Services, report,
1969
1
43
Freeman, Linton C. et al.,"Local Community Leadership";
Syracuse University, University College, Syracuse, NY, 1970
1
48
Herrick, Genevieve Forbes,"Loved, Feared and Followed";
Daytona Beach, Florida: Bethune-Cookman College, undated
1
56B
Gideon, Mrs. Henry J. and Richard Bargans,"Agencies Cooperate
to Help Troubled Family: a Report of Germantown's Case Conference
Approach"; paper presented at the 40th Conference of the National
Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, Philadelphia,
PA,1958
1
28A
Gordon, Sol, Ph. D,"Compensating, Remediating, Innovating and
Integrating: Illusions of Educating the Poor"; Syracuse University,
Child and Family Studies Department, paper, circa 1972
1
36
Governor's Committee to Review New York Laws and Procedures
in the Area of Human Rights, Report to the Governor,1968
1
36A
"A Graphic Presentation of Population Trends and Projections
for New York State, Regions and Counties, 1870-2000"; New York State
Council of Churches, Division of Church Planning and Missions, July
1970, 1970
1
44
Harbach, Franklin, "Review and Revision, a Report of the
Self-Study Committee of the National Federation of Settlements and
Neighborhood Centers"; National Federation of Settlements and
Neighborhood Centers, NY, NY,1960
1
60
Hardt, Robert H.,"A Delinquency Profile of Syracuse and
Onondaga County, NY, 1957-1958"; Research Associate, Youth
Development Center, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, report,
1960
1
37
Hardt, Robert H.,"A Delinquency Profile of Syracuse and
Onondaga County, NY, 1959-1960"; Research Associate, Youth
Development Center, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, report,
1960
1
37
Holstein, Charlotte H.,Transcript of Interview by Mimi
Alperin, Oral History of the American Jewish Committee, William E.
Wiener Oral History Library of the American Jewish
Committee.1981
2
19
"How to Answer Critics of FEPC"; reprinted from ADL Bulletin,
undated
1
45
Ihle, Edward W.,"Juvenile Offenders and Offenses: a Profile
for Syracuse and Onondaga County comparing 1965 and 1968";
City-County Youth Board, Syracuse, NY, report,1969
1
46
"In Search of Housing: a Study of Experiences of Negro
Professional and Technical Personnel in New York State"; by Eunice
and George Grier, New York State Commission Against Discrimination,
pamphlet, 1958
1
30
Jackson, Barbara D., "Appearance as it Relates to Self Image,
Presentation of Self and Minority Group Membership"; typescript,
undated
1
28C
"The King is Dead: an Anthology of Creative Writing by pupils
of the Syracuse City Schools written the week of Martin Luther
King's Assassination"; Syracuse City School District, Syracuse, NY.
1968
1
47
"Manpower Unlimited"; New York State Commission Against
Discrimination, NY, NY, pamphlet,1957
1
54
Maynard, Robert, "The Black College: the Price of
Excellence"; Black Enterprise, May, 1979, p. 26, 1979
1
33
"Needs for Improvement at Kirk Park for the Athletic Program
of Central Technical High School"; typescript, 1961
1
50
"The Negro in Syracuse: his Education, Employment, Income and
Housing"; Papers on Adult Education #30, Syracuse University
College, Syracuse, NY, 1964
1
51
"New Designs in Settlement Organization: How Three Agencies
Serve a District, a City and a County"; paper given at Western
Regional Conference, May 26-29, 1955 National Federation of
Settlements, NY, 1955
1
53
"Old Taylor Presents Ingenious Americans"; Louisville, KY:
Old Taylor Distillery, undated
1
53A
"Project 101: Toward Social Justice: a Study of Social
Problems in Syracuse and a Guide to Democratic Change"; Syracuse
CORE, Syracuse, NY, 1964
1
57
"Resource Units: Independent History Studies Minority Groups:
The Negro"; Social Studies Resource Guide, Syracuse City School
District, Department of Social Studies, Syracuse, NY, 1968
1
58
Richards, Catharine V.,Perry J. Miranda and Paul Lerman,
"Befriending Troubled Youth: Some Experiences from Chicago's
Hard-to-Reach Youth Project"; paper presented at National Federation
of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers 40th Conference, Chicago,
IL, National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, NY,
NY, 1958
1
32
Rosenfeld, Hilda,Joyce I Ross, and Mitzi O. Cooper,
"Integrating and Education in Syracuse"; Event: A Journal of Public
Affairs, Fall 1966, Syracuse University College, Syracuse, NY, p. 7,
1966
1
40
Sacks, Seymour and Ralph Andrew, "The Syracuse Black
Community: 1970"; Syracuse University Maxwell School of Citizenship
and Public Affairs, Syracuse, NY, 1974
1
65
Sacks, Seymour and Robert Sacks, "The Syracuse Black
Community: 1980"; Syracuse University Maxwell School of Citizenship
and Public Affairs, Syracuse, NY, 1980
1
65
The Sphinx, vol. XLII, #3, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity,
Philadelphia, PA, 1956
1
62
Sykes-Kennedy, Janie, "Excel 1984: Excellence in Black
Organizations and Black Achievers", New York: Schenley Affiliated
Brands Corp., 1984
1
62A
"Suggested Next Steps in School Integration"; pamphlet,
undated
1
64
"Two Problems: Slums and Renewal"; chapter 3 from unknown
source, undated
1
66
Ward, William, "Population Patterns and Social Organization
in Syracuse, NY"; Syracuse Council of Social Agencies, Syracuse, NY,
thesis 1944
1
55
Weinandy, Janet E., "Families Under Stress: a Report on the
First Year of a Three Year Family Consultation Service in Public
Housing"; Syracuse University Youth Development Center, Syracuse,
NY, 1962
1
42
Williams, John A., "Doc Washington"; Syracuse, NY, 1990
1
42A
Williams, John A., Night Song: a Novel, New York: Farrar,
Straus and Cudahy, 1961
Willie, Charles V., Ph.D., Morton Wagenfeld, Lee J. Cary,
"The Effect of Social Service Upon Rental-Paying Patterns of
Low-Income Problem Families"; Youth Development Center, Syracuse
University, Syracuse, NY, paper, undated
1
39
Willie, Charles V, "Socio-Economic and Ethnic Areas: Syracuse
and Onondaga County, N.Y."; Syracuse University Youth Development,
Syracuse, NY, paper, 1962
Wolfe, Ann G.,Transcript of Interview by Ellen M. Scholle,
Oral History of the American Jewish Committee, William E. Wiener
Oral History Library of the American Jewish Committee.1979
2
20
"A Working Paper discussing the Need for a Health Center in
Syracuse"; typescript, 1965
1
49
Young, Whitney Moore Jr., "Where We Are and Where We are
Going"; Syracuse University School of Social Work, Syracuse, NY,
pamphlet, 1971
1
68
Interviews
Orange County Executive Louis V. Mills interviewing Onondaga
County Executive John H. Mulroy on 10-31-1972, 1/4 " audio tape,
1972
6
News and Views Black Perspective Public Affairs WSY3
interviewing Peggy Wood, Dennis Dowdell host and moderator, Feb. 25,
1973, cassette tape,1973
6
TMR- John Mulroy introduction by Lee Smith and awarding of
artifacts, on March 20, 1975, audio cassette, 1964
6
Syracuse Area Organizations and Events
Organizations
Applecrest, 1986,
1996
2
18
Chez Novs articles, 1963
2
2
Dunbar Association, (Dunbar Center), 1954, 1962-1970,
undated
2
3
Brochures, undated
2
3
Bylaws, 1954
2
3
Director's Report, 1964
2
3
Directory - Board of Directors, Committee Appointments,
Staff Directory, 1962, 1964, 1965
2
3
Letterhead, undated
2
3
Meeting Notes, Board of Directors, 1964
2
3
Newspaper Clippings, 1963
2
3
Newspaper Clippings, report, correspondence - Huntington,
Dunbar Merger, 1963
2
3
Newsletter, 1964
2
3
Nominating Committee Report, 1969
2
3
Paper - Dunbar Physical Education Plant, undated
2
3
Personnel Policies and Practices, 1970
2
3
Photographs, undated
2
3
Recommendations for Neighborhood Service Centers,
1963
2
3
Slides, 1952, 1955, 1956,
1958, 1959, 1960, undated,
6
Slides, 1952, 1955, 1956,
1958, 1959, 1960, undated,
6
Grace Church publications and correspondence, Syracuse, NY,
publications, 1962, 1963, 2000, undated
2
4
Colored Slides, 1971
6
Freer, Don, "A Grand Experience in Diversity: Grace
Episcopal Church of Syracuse, New York", 1998
2
4A
Inter Religious Council, Conference on Religion and Racism,
1991
2
16
Project Head Start report, 1965
2
3A
Partners of the Americas, 1981-1984
2
5
United Negro College Fund, Annual Fund, 1975
2
10
United Baptist Church, Dr. Charles V. Willie, guest speaker
program , 1991
2
17
Urban Corps, News, 1973
2
13
Urban League, 1946
2
15
YMED, 1961, 1975, 1976, 1990,
1992
2
9
Newspaper Clippings and Articles, 1979, 1990
2
9
Statistics relating to YMED program, 1961, 1975, 1979, 1992,
2
9
Sound Recordings, undated
6
Events
15th Ward, Syracuse, NY relocation data and notes on history,
undated
2
1
March on Washington (from Syracuse), 1963
2
8
Syracuse, NY Miscellaneous
Black Women, Firsts, newspaper clippings and notes by Frank
T. Wood, Jr.,19uu
2
Syracuse Civic Center, Construction, colored slides,1974
6
Dr. Abe Washington and Dr. Clem Brown, colored slides and
prints,1967
6
John Mulroy framed photograph, signed with thanks to Frank T.
Wood, Jr.,undated
5
Mulberry Square construction, colored slides and
prints,1967
6
Syracuse during the construction of Route 81, colored
slides,1972-1973
6
Syracuse buildings, Syracuse buildings being constructed
including Holiday Inn, Civic Center and more, colored
slides,1957, 1958, 1963, 1967,
1968, 1971, 1972, 1976, 1981
6
Syracuse scenes from the 1950's and 1960's, including St.
Phillips Church and opening of Manley Field house, colored slides,
circa 1950, circa
1960,
6