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- Wedding Album, Richie Jean Sherrod and Sullivan Jackson, March 1958 -
- March 15, 1958
- Collections - Artifact
Wedding Album, Richie Jean Sherrod and Sullivan Jackson, March 1958
- Sullivan Jackson with Family Members, circa 1961 -
- January 01, 1962
- Collections - Artifact
Sullivan Jackson with Family Members, circa 1961
- Matilda Olds, Marie Foster, Richie Jean Jackson and Sullivan Jackson -
- Collections - Artifact
Matilda Olds, Marie Foster, Richie Jean Jackson and Sullivan Jackson
- Marie Foster, Sullivan Jackson, and Richie Jean Jackson - Marie Foster (1917-2003) was a Selma, Alabama-based voting rights activist and member of the Dallas County Voters' League. She taught citizenship classes to help Black Selmanians pass discriminatory literacy tests and participated in all three Selma to Montogomery marches in March of 1965. Foster's younger brother was Sullivan Jackson, whose Selma home was a base of operations during the voting rights campaign.
- circa 1974
- Collections - Artifact
Marie Foster, Sullivan Jackson, and Richie Jean Jackson
Marie Foster (1917-2003) was a Selma, Alabama-based voting rights activist and member of the Dallas County Voters' League. She taught citizenship classes to help Black Selmanians pass discriminatory literacy tests and participated in all three Selma to Montogomery marches in March of 1965. Foster's younger brother was Sullivan Jackson, whose Selma home was a base of operations during the voting rights campaign.
- Marie Foster Being Honored, Shown with her Brother, Sullivan Jackson and Sister, Matilda Olda -
- 1972-1980
- Collections - Artifact
Marie Foster Being Honored, Shown with her Brother, Sullivan Jackson and Sister, Matilda Olda
- Marie Foster Shaking Hands with President Bill Clinton - Marie Foster (1917-2003) was a Selma, Alabama-based voting rights activist and member of the Dallas County Voters' League. She taught citizenship classes to help Black Selmanians pass discriminatory literacy tests and participated in all three Selma to Montogomery marches in March of 1965. Foster's younger brother was Sullivan Jackson, whose Selma home was a base of operations during the voting rights campaign.
- 1993-2001
- Collections - Artifact
Marie Foster Shaking Hands with President Bill Clinton
Marie Foster (1917-2003) was a Selma, Alabama-based voting rights activist and member of the Dallas County Voters' League. She taught citizenship classes to help Black Selmanians pass discriminatory literacy tests and participated in all three Selma to Montogomery marches in March of 1965. Foster's younger brother was Sullivan Jackson, whose Selma home was a base of operations during the voting rights campaign.