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“Book discussion at Dart Hall Branch Library, 1952,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, October 6, 1952, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Children reading books and studying, Dart Hall Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, April 1964, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Children's Room, Dart Hall Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Circulation desk, Dart Hall Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Dedication ceremony of the John L. Dart Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, December 12, 1968, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois & Sight Seeing Party,” Charleston, South Carolina, 1917, courtesy of the Avery Research Center. W. E. B. Du Bois (center), Avery Principal Benjamin Cox (top row, fourth from left). Du Bois, a founding member and leader of the NAACP, visited Charleston in March 1917 to rally community support for the city's newly formed NAACP branch. Teddy Harleston and other founding members of the Charleston branch met with Du Bois during his visit.

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“Emergence of the Charleston Negro,” flyer promoting the Charleston Movement against racial discrimination, Charleston, South Carolina, ca. 1960, courtesy of the Avery Research Center.

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“Exterior view, John L. Dart Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, August 1969, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Exterior view, John L. Dart Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, July 1969, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Fiction stacks, John L. Dart Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, February 1969, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

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