Elry Sands Collection
Item
Title
Elry Sands Collection
Description
The Elry Sands Collection holds many programs documenting the events organized by several Collegiate groups, and churches and local Florida schools. Delta Sigma Theta chapter of FAMU is heavily featured, The Egelloc Civic, Booker T. Washignton, Liberty City Elementary, and George Washignton Carver Jr. High all also appear in collection. Mount Olivette programs and other local churches are also present. Within the collection are also a wide assortment of obituaries.
Identifier
BAF MS_00217
Alternative Title
Elry Sands Collection
Date Valid
1942-2013
Date Created
1942
Date
2013
Creator
Luis A. Berthin
Extent
10.00
Is Part Of
4
Abstract
Elry Sands was a school teacher who dedicated her life to her students, sorority and her church. She was tightly knit within the community as made apparent by the collections content. Obituraries of many, and programs documenting many events within separate and distinct groups show that Mrs. Sands was a pillar of her community.
Conforms To
This collection was arranged at the folder level, by likeness of content. Documents arranged first alphabetically and chronologically where applicable.
Type
2
Has Part
NULL
Access Rights
There are no access restrictions on this material.
Rights
Finding Aid (c) 2011 The Black Archives, History and Research Foundation, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director of The Black Archives, History and Research Foundation, Inc. An image license agreement must be signed prior to recording or copying images.
Source
Maria Davis
Accrual Method
Donation
Date Accepted
20180316
Spatial Coverage
NULL
Provenance
This collection was accepted by Timothy Barber, Executive Director and Jocelyn Hurtado, Assistant Archivsit on March 18th, 2016. The materials was donated by Maria Davis, a relative of Elry Sands. Materials were housed in clear storage bins with no intellectual arrangement. Materials were later transfered to 5 brown cubic boxes and housed in the Black Archives History and Research Foundation of South,FL Vault.
Relation
NULL
References
NULL
Accrual Policy
NULL
Date Copyrighted
NULL
Language
0
Bibliographic Citation
NULL