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Call the Riley House (850) 681-7881 for information on how to obtain any of these products.

NEW PUBLICATION:  Leon County Heritage Trail maps and a supplemental oral history booklet that take visitors on a tour of some of the most significant landmarks and historic sites in the county-a project that was funded by Leon County Board of Commissioners.
Donation: $30.00 for 4 maps and the booklet. Obtainable from Riley House Museum.


 

  A Good And Kindly Heart:  The Amazing Life of Dr. Alpha Omega Campbell, 1887-1977
by Laura McLoud Bell

Alpha Omega Campbell was born in 1887 in the tiny farming community of Sawdust, Florida.  He was a man of color who dealt with the challenges of living in a segregated America with grace, dignity, and determination.  He was gifted with a keen intellect and an unshakable belief in fairness for all people.

Donation: $15.00

African-American Education in Leon County book African American Education in Leon County, Florida: Emancipation Through Desegregation, 1863-1968
by Debra Herman and Althemese Barnes.

Trace the history of the nearly 50 one-room school houses that were the centers of black education from the Civil War to the desegregation of the public school system ordered by the U. S. Supreme Court in its Brown v. Topeka Board of Education.

Donation: $25.00

Black America Series book Black America Series: Tallahassee, Florida
Arcadia Press, 2001
by Althemese Barnes and Ann Roberts.

Vintage photographs, detailed captions and transcribed oral histories document the extraordinary accomplishments of Tallahassee's African American citizens from 1865-1954. From education, medicine, the arts, religion to society and agricultural life, readers are sure to enjoy this visual journey through Tallahassee's rich African American heritage.

Donation: $20.00

Colored News In Tallahassee 1855-1970

Articles from local newspapers when Negro, Colored, Black news was reported in a segregated section.

Donation: $8.00

Landmarks & Legacies book Landmarks and Legacies: A Guide to Tallahassee's African American Heritage,
1865-1968


by Tameka Bradley Hobbs and William Guzmán (2000) Provides a brief description of the people and places that contributed to the rich cultural legacy of the city of Tallahassee. In addition to providing information about historic neighborhoods, the book also provides profiles on notable African American civil rights leaders, business owners, and significant historical events.

Donation: $8.00

Out of the Past book Out of the Past, A Noble Leader -
(a children's book)
by Julianne Hare with illustrations by Carolyn Cohens.

The book compliments the educational CD-ROM. Young readers learn about John Gilmore Riley's education and rise from a childhood in slavery to his life as a community leader and educator.

Donation: $5.00

Out of the Past CD
Click on the image for a demo. Please allow a few seconds for downloading.
"Out of the Past, A Noble Witness" (CD-ROM)

An educational, interactive CD-ROM interprets the life and times of John G. Riley and African American history throughout the state of Florida. As part of the Gov. Jeb Bush's education initiative, he directed the Florida Department of Education to purchase copies of the CD to distribute to each of 67 school districts in the state.

Donation: $40.00


"Path to Freedom", Civil Rights in Florida teaching tool: CD, Poster, and Teachers' Guide

Donation: $32.50

"Blended Lives" Read about the lives of the owners of Tallahassee's Goodwood Plantation and their slaves. This paper-bound book relates the story of what happened to the families after the Civil War.

Donation: $5.00

North Leon County Heritage Trail Maps and Oral History Booklet

Donation: $7.00

"Hidden Sagas" containing oral histories from a Florida Humanities Council sponsored project to document the history of African Americans and their experiences growing up during the 40's-60's in the segregated counties of Suwannee, Jefferson, Gadsden, and Madison.

Donation: $15.00

Leon County Heritage Trail maps and a supplemental oral history booklet that take visitors on a tour of some of the most significant landmarks and historic sites in the county-a project that was funded by Leon County Board of Commissioners.

Donation: $30.00 for 4 maps and the booklet.

Milestone Memories Activity Book

Activity book for children appropriate for ages 8-15 contains information about the history of Florida African American schools in the days of segregation

Donation: $5.00

 
 

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