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Charles "Teenie" Harris
Velma Carey singing during "I am an American Day" celebration at Forbes Field, Oakland, 1952
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Members of Kolesque Club posed in front of railing in interior, ca. 1950
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Dr. Emile Nash seated before lit light boxes with x-rays, in Veterans Administration Hospital, Oakland, 1955
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Donald McCreary, presenting community services plaques during Y-Phalanx Fraternity banquet, Centre Avenue YMCA, March 1960
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Portrait of Blanche Murray modeling hairstyle, April 1941
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Young men and women dancing in Centre Avenue YMCA gymnasium, c. 1954
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Crowd of young men and women standing in front of Homestead Senior High School, c. 1958
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Portrait of Joan Bruce wearing dark sweater and pearl necklace, in Harris Studio, 1950
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait of beauty shop owners in Centre Avenue YMCA, February - March 194
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Membership Enrollment at the Centre Avenue Branch YMCA, c. 1944
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait of eleven men wearing tuxedos at the Centre Avenue YMCA, c. 1935-1950
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Men and boys standing on sidewalk beside The Pittsburgh Courier building, c. 1946
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait of YMCA Vets basketball team, March - April 1946
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Men playing checkers, Centre Avenue YMCA, c. 1946
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Dr. Emile Nash seated before unlit light boxes with x-rays, in Veterans Administration Hospital, Oakland, 1955
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Exterior of Homestead Municipal Building, c. 1950-1970
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait with "Gilda" and "Junie" Turner, ca. 1945–1955
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Shirley Chisholm with fellow Delta Sigma Theta sorority members at the Loendi Club, Hill District, 1972
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Children posing on playground slide on Kennard Field, Pittsburgh, ca. 1940–1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Group portrait of five women gathered at the Courier Home Service Fair in the Syria Mosque, 1957
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Steelers football player, no. 76 Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb, July 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Self-Portrait, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ca. 1975
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Freedom House emergency medical technicians, near Presbyterian Hospital, Oakland, 1970
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Pirates baseball player Roberto Clemente, Forbes Field, ca. 1964-1966