Lumsden (Harold Baxter) Papers

We also serve brochure cover showing two African American defense workers
We also serve: 10 per cent of a nation working and fighting for victory, Tilghman Press 1944, Harold Thaxter Lumsden collection, MS 129, African American Museum & Library at Oakland, Oakland Public Library.

Black labor leader Harold Thaxter Lumsden (1899-1996) was born on November 24, 1899 in Hagley Gap St. Thomas, Jamaica to Edward Lumsden and Dorcas Thaxter. The Harold Thaxter Lumsden collection includes photographs, biographical material, sympathy card, and a pamphlet, We also serve: 10 per cent of a nation working and fighting for victory, related to African American workers in the San Francisco Bay Area during World War II. The collection consists of portrait and family photographs of Harold Thaxter Lumsden, a reproduction of his birth certificate, and his obituary and funeral program.

Dates: 1899-1996
 
Collection number: MS 129
 
Creator: Lumsden, Harold Thaxter.
 
Collection Size: .1 linear feet (1 box)
 

Guide to the Harold Thaxter Lumsden Collection

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