African American Museum & Library at Oakland Audiovisual Collection

Cassette tape of Dr. J. Rupert Picott mass meeting of the 29th observance of Afro American Month, Second Baptist Church, Los Angeles, California
Dr. J. Rupert Picott mass meeting of the 29th observance of Afro American Month, Second Baptist Church, Los Angeles, California, 1977, African American Museum & Library at Oakland audiovisual collection, MS207, African American Museum & Library at Oakland, Oakland Public Library.

The African American Museum & Library at Oakland Audiovisual Collection consists of 106 audiocassettes, 72 videotapes, 2 CD-Rs, and 2 seven inch reel audiotapes. The audiovisual collection consists of materials acquired by the African American Museum & Library at Oakland, and its predecessor the Northern California Center for Afro-American History & Life. The collection is organized into 16 series by format or subject, and includes recordings of significant African Americans such J. Rupert Picott and Byron Rumford, oral histories with significant African American families and civil rights leaders, and documents various topics related to African American history, culture and experience.

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Dates: circa 1950s-circa 2000s
 
Collection number: MS207
 
Creator: African American Museum & Library at Oakland
 
Collection Size: 7.25 linear feet (5 boxes + 3 audiocassette boxes)
 

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