Guide to Doris Larkins Papers
Collection Summary
Title: Doris Larkins Papers Call Number: MS 94-19 Size: 0.25 linear feet Acquisition: Donated by Doris Larkins. Processed by: JEO: 2/16/1994; Reprocessed by JEF: 11/16/1998
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This collection of Doris Larkins' papers is composed of photocopies of correspondence, announcements, agendas and other printed materials concerning the "Juneteenth" celebrations in 1978, 1980, and 1983. Juneteenth is a celebration of the date of June 19, 1865 when slaves in Texas learned of their emancipation. This day symbolizes the emancipation proclamation for blacks and is celebrated in many cities across the nation. The papers trace the formation and organizing for a similar celebration in Wichita.
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1978 Juneteenth. Correspondence, agendas, announcements, budgets, etc., for the organization of a Juneteenth day in Wichita on, June 19, 1980. |
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1980 Juneteenth. Correspondence, agendas, agreements, contracts, announcements, budgets, schedules, etc. for organizing a 1980 Juneteenth Celebration. |
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1983 Juneteenth. Correspondence, agendas, lists, announcements, programs, biographies of performers and speakers for the 1983 Juneteenth Celebration. |