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Charles "Teenie" Harris, African American History Images

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Charles "Teenie" Harris - Duke Ellington at piano, with Billy Strayhorn looking on, and possibly dancer Ralph Brown on top, backstage in Stanley Theatre, ca. 1940–1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Duke Ellington at piano, with Billy Strayhorn looking on, and possibly dancer Ralph Brown on top, backstage in Stanley Theatre, ca. 1940–1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris - "Black Monday" demonstration, Freedom Corner, Lower Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1969

Charles "Teenie" Harris
"Black Monday" demonstration, Freedom Corner, Lower Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1969

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Pittsburgh Crawfords Negro League baseball team posed in dugout at Forbes Field, 1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Crawfords Negro League baseball team posed in dugout at Forbes Field, 1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Photographer taking picture of Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay), Downtown Pittsburgh, 1963

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Photographer taking picture of Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay), Downtown Pittsburgh, 1963

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Brooklyn Dodgers baseball player Jackie Robinson at Forbes Field, Oakland, ca. 1947

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Brooklyn Dodgers baseball player Jackie Robinson at Forbes Field, Oakland, ca. 1947

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Homestead Grays baseball catcher Josh Gibson standing on Forbes Field, 1942

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Homestead Grays baseball catcher Josh Gibson standing on Forbes Field, 1942

Charles "Teenie" Harris - North Homewood Avenue at intersection of Susquehanna Street, Homewood, 1958

Charles "Teenie" Harris
North Homewood Avenue at intersection of Susquehanna Street, Homewood, 1958

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Portrait of Cecile Springer in organic chemistry laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh, November-December 1961

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Portrait of Cecile Springer in organic chemistry laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh, November-December 1961

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Daisy Curry, holding protest sign "Do your children live like this in Squirrel Hill? We are still human not animals," 1963

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Daisy Curry, holding protest sign "Do your children live like this in Squirrel Hill? We are still human not animals," 1963

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Lillie Copeland and her family in their dilapidated home, Strip District, 1951

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Lillie Copeland and her family in their dilapidated home, Strip District, 1951

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Homestead Grays baseball team, including Seward "See" Posey seated in center, posed on Forbes Field, 1941

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Homestead Grays baseball team, including Seward "See" Posey seated in center, posed on Forbes Field, 1941

Charles "Teenie" Harris - New York Cubans baseball player Horacio Martinez leaping above third base at Forbes Field, 1941

Charles "Teenie" Harris
New York Cubans baseball player Horacio Martinez leaping above third base at Forbes Field, 1941

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Crane lifting St. Benedict the Moor statue off ground, 1968

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Crane lifting St. Benedict the Moor statue off ground, 1968

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Baltimore Elite Giants baseball player "Tubby" Scales, Forbes Field, 1941

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Baltimore Elite Giants baseball player "Tubby" Scales, Forbes Field, 1941

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Boxer Joe Louis holding baby cousin Joe Louis Barrow, with Joe Louis Bombers softball teammates on Greenlee Field, Hill District, 1938

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Boxer Joe Louis holding baby cousin Joe Louis Barrow, with Joe Louis Bombers softball teammates on Greenlee Field, Hill District, 1938

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Small crowd gathered outside Studio Dee, WHOD radio station, Hill District, August 1 1951

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Small crowd gathered outside Studio Dee, WHOD radio station, Hill District, August 1 1951

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority members and candidates wearing leis, February 1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority members and candidates wearing leis, February 1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball players on Forbes Field, 1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball players on Forbes Field, 1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Roberta Thomas and Joyce L. Addaway with former slave Sabre "Mother" Washington, Homewood, ca. 1949

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Roberta Thomas and Joyce L. Addaway with former slave Sabre "Mother" Washington, Homewood, ca. 1949

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Workers demolishing roof of Crawford Grill No. 1, Hill District, 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Workers demolishing roof of Crawford Grill No. 1, Hill District, 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Woman with Vickie Merritt in front of sign reading “Achievements of the Negro,” Central YWCA, Washington, Pennsylvania, February 1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Woman with Vickie Merritt in front of sign reading “Achievements of the Negro,” Central YWCA, Washington, Pennsylvania, February 1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Three boys preparing to dive at Centre Avenue YMCA indoor swimming pool, April 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Three boys preparing to dive at Centre Avenue YMCA indoor swimming pool, April 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Group portrait of seven women, including Delta Sigma Theta sorority pledges, November 1955

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait of seven women, including Delta Sigma Theta sorority pledges, November 1955

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Four Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball players, Peatross, Johnson, Daniels, and Atkins, standing on field, 1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Four Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball players, Peatross, Johnson, Daniels, and Atkins, standing on field, 1945

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