People

Dr. Lillie May Carroll Jackson (1889-1975) was President of the Baltimore Branch NAACP from 1935 to 1970.

Jackson and Mitchell Families. Keiffer Jackson (seated left), Juanita Jackson Mitchell (seated second from left), Virginia Jackson Kiah (seated second from right), Dr. Lillie May Carroll Jackson (seated far right), Clarence Mitchell, Jr. (standing, center), undated. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-052.

Meeting with Lillie May Carroll Jackson, Gloster B. Current (Director of Branches, National Branch NAACP) and two unidentified people, March 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-045.

Lillie May Carroll Jackson (right) with unidentified woman at podium of church. Choir and unidentified people in background, June 1952. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-039.

Keiffer Jackson (far left) with Dr. Lillie May Carroll Jackson (far right), Marion Jackson Downs (third from left), and unidentified young woman, ca. January 1953.

Lillie May Carroll Jackson (second from right) with unidentified group. Presenting or receiving award, possibly inside church. circa 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-051.

Governor Theodore McKeldin seated at table with Lillie May Carroll Jackson (seventh from left), Marse Callaway (first from right), Dr. Carl Murphy (second from right) and unidentified men and women. circa 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-068.

Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin (1900-1974) was the 38th and 42nd mayor of Baltimore (in office 1943-1947; 1963-1967) and the 53rd governor of Maryland (in office 1951-1959).

Theodore McKeldin shaking hands with Marse Callaway at unidentified event. circa 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-091.

Theodore McKeldin. Paul Henderson, June 1951. MdHS, HEN.00.B1-089.

Theodore McKeldin seated third from right. Paul Henderson, June 1951. MdHS, HEN.00.B1-087.

Political event. Theodore McKeldin being sworn in as mayor of Baltimore or governor of Maryland. circa 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-079.

Theodore McKeldin, second from right. Paul Henderson, 1954. MdHS, HEN.00.B1-078.

Theodore McKeldin. Paul Henderson, not dated. MdHS, HEN.00.B1-074.

Theodore McKeldin. Paul Henderson, not dated. MdHS, HEN.00.B1-071.

Governor Theodore McKeldin in his office. Annapolis, Maryland. Paul Henderson, 1951. MdHS, HEN.00.B1-070.

Governor Theodore McKeldin in the State House in Annapolis, Maryland. Paul Henderson, 1951. MdHS, HEN.00.B1-068.

(Mayor or Governor) Theodore McKeldin shaking hands with Martin Jenkins, President of Morgan State College. Unidentified people and police officers in background. circa 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-067.

Mordecai Wyatt Johnson speaking at unidentified event. Gov. Theodore McKeldin seated second from right. Paul Henderson, not dated. MdHS, HEN.00.A2-171.

Inauguration of Governor Theodore McKeldin. Annapolis, Maryland. Paul Henderson, 1951. MdHS, HEN.00.A2-212.

Theodore McKeldin presenting plaque to Francis Murphy. Shows Arnet Murphy standing behind Francis Murphy and unidentified men. Undated. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-090.

Theodore McKeldin (third from left) standing with group of unidentified women at a refreshment table. Interior is possibly a home. circa 1954. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-078.

Judge Morris Ames Soper (third from left), Martin Jenkins (fourth from left), Theodore McKeldin (sixth from left) with unidentified men and women seated at dining table. circa 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-087.

Theodore McKeldin (second from left) standing with unidentified men holding plates of food. Interior is possibly a home. circa 1954. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-077.

Governor Theodore McKeldin seated at table with Lillie May Carroll Jackson (seventh from left), Marse Callaway (first from right), Dr. Carl Murphy (second from right) and unidentified men and women. circa 1951. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-068.

Josiah Henry (second from left), Martin Jenkins (third from left), Judge Morris Ames Soper (fourth form left), Theodore McKeldin (fifth from left), Dr. Carl Murphy (second from right), with unidentified men. circa 1950. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-073.

Judge Morris Ames Soper (1873-1963) (second from left), Theodore McKeldin (third from left), Martin Jenkins (fourth from left) with unidentified men seated at dining table. circa 1950. Paul Henderson, HEN.00.B1-072.

Juanita Jackson Mitchell (1913-1992) founded the City-Wide Young People’s Forum and the NAACP Youth Movement in Baltimore. She was the first black woman to practice law in Maryland. She was also wife to Clarence Mitchell Jr. and daughter of Dr. Lillie May Carroll Jackson and Keiffer Jackson.

Juanita Jackson Mitchell with sons Clarence Mitchell III and Keiffer Mitchell. Paul Henderson, circa 1942. Maryland Historical Society, HEN.00.B1-093.

Juanita Jackson Mitchell with sons Clarence Mitchell III and Keiffer Mitchell. Paul Henderson, circa 1942. Maryland Historical Society, HEN.00.B1-092.

Exterior of office of Juanita Jackson Mitchell, Attorney at Law, and Jackson & Mitchell, Real Estate Agents, Property Management, Insurance, Notary Public. Sign for zoning permit on door. Paul Henderson, 1951. Maryland Historical Society, HEN.00.B1-044.

University of Maryland School of Law graduate Juanita Jackson Mitchell in cap and gown with her sons Clarence M. Mitchell III, Keiffer Mitchell, and Michael Bowen Mitchell. College Park, Maryland. Paul Henderson, circa 1950. Maryland Historical Society, HEN.00.B1-043.

Mitchell Family. Juanita Jackson Mitchell, Clarence Mitchell III (standing), Clarence Mitchell, Jr., and Keiffer Mitchell. Paul Henderson, undated. Maryland Historical Society, HEN.00.B1-041.

Juanita Jackson Mitchell (1913-1992), seated in office. Paul Henderson, circa 1951. Maryland Historical Society, HEN.00.B1-040.

Juanita Jackson Mitchell (standing, second from left), Dr. Lillie May Carroll Jackson (standing, fourth from left) with others. Possibly the Afro-American newspaper office. Paul Henderson, undated. Maryland Historical Society, HEN.00.A2-151.