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Charles "Teenie" Harris, Interiors

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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 - Elsa Elliott Harris with Cheryl "Tiny" Harris, in kitchen of Harris home, 7604 Mulford Street, Homewood, ca. 1958

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Elsa Elliott Harris with Cheryl "Tiny" Harris, in kitchen of Harris home, 7604 Mulford Street, Homewood, ca. 1958

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 - 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 - 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 - Group portrait, possibly of the Gay Amigos Roller Skating Club, posed in gymnasium, ca. 1938-1950

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait, possibly of the Gay Amigos Roller Skating Club, posed in gymnasium, ca. 1938-1950

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Group portrait of Links members gathered for New Years party in the home of William and Daisy Lampkin, December 1955

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait of Links members gathered for New Years party in the home of William and Daisy Lampkin, December 1955

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Eleanor Roosevelt at the dedication of the monument to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Hill District, 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Eleanor Roosevelt at the dedication of the monument to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Hill District, 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Women and men dancing in couples, in Gateway Plaza ballroom, for FROGS formal, July 1959

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Women and men dancing in couples, in Gateway Plaza ballroom, for FROGS formal, July 1959

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Beauticians, ca. 1938-1940

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Beauticians, ca. 1938-1940

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Five-piece band, with Marion "Boonie" Hazel on trumpet, Crawford Grill, ca. 1953-1970

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Five-piece band, with Marion "Boonie" Hazel on trumpet, Crawford Grill, ca. 1953-1970

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Group portrait, including groom George Henderson and bride Jean Bruce Henderson, ca. 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait, including groom George Henderson and bride Jean Bruce Henderson, ca. 1956

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Group portrait of fourteen young women from Kolesque Club, posed behind light colored upholstered bar, ca. 1950

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait of fourteen young women from Kolesque Club, posed behind light colored upholstered bar, ca. 1950

Charles "Teenie" Harris - People gathered at Lunch counter at the Centre Avenue YMCA, c. 1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris
People gathered at Lunch counter at the Centre Avenue YMCA, c. 1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Men playing checkers, Centre Avenue YMCA, c. 1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Men playing checkers, Centre Avenue YMCA, c. 1946

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