[African American] [Military History] [Music] Unidentified photographer, African American soldiers and military band members during World War II documents Black military service within segregated units and records the role of music in sustaining morale and community during wartime deployment. The photographs establish a visual record of African American servicemen engaged.....

Unidentified compiler, African American family photo album, circa 1920s to 1940s, documents multi-generational family life alongside military service and educational experiences, providing visual evidence of Black domestic life and participation in the United States armed forces during the interwar and World War II periods. The album captures a family network.....

African American supper club photograph archive documents Black social life, leisure culture, and community formation in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia during the 1940s and 1950s, when segregation and racial exclusion shaped access to public space across the United States. Created during and after World War II and into the Korean War.....

[African American Military][World War II] African American U.S. Army photo album documenting Pvt. William D. Roebuck’s World War II service in Japan, with unusually extensive identification of Black servicemen recorded throughout the album and accompanying military paperwork. Roebuck is named in induction and address forms preserved in the album, while.....