Guide to the Postcards relating to cotton, circa 1897-1921


Special Collections, James P. Adams Library
Rhode Island College
600 Mount Pleasant Ave
Providence, RI, 02908
Tel: 401-456-8380
email:digitalcommons@ric.edu

Published in 2024

Collection Overview

Title: Postcards relating to cotton
Date range: circa 1897-1921
Creator: unknown
Extent: 0.01 cubic feet.
Abstract: A collection containing photographic postcards which primarily depict cotton fields and people picking cotton.
Language of materials: English
Repository: Special Collections, James P. Adams Library
Collection number: MSS-0153

Scope & content

The collection contains photographic postcards, primarily depicting cotton fields, people picking cotton, and cotton on steamers, trains, and in ports. There are also some postcards that have drawings of racist caricatures of African Americans.

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Arrangement

The collection is not arranged in any discernible order.

Access & Use

Access to the collection: The collection is open for research.
Use of the materials: Researchers are advised to contact Rhode Island College Special Collections for questions regarding permissions to reproduce, distribute, or otherwise publish material from this collection. Although Rhode Island College has physical ownership of the collection, it does not necessarily hold literary rights. It is up to the researcher to determine the owners of the literary rights and to obtain any necessary permissions from them.
Alternate form: The collection has not been digitized and is not available online.
Preferred citation: Postcards relating to cotton, MSS-0153, Special Collections, James P. Adams Library, Rhode Island College.
Contact information: Special Collections, James P. Adams Library
Rhode Island College
600 Mount Pleasant Ave
Providence, RI, 02908
Tel: 401-456-8380
email:digitalcommons@ric.edu

Administrative Information

ABOUT THE COLLECTION  
Acquisition: The collection was in the holdings of Special Collections prior 2019. The provenance of the collection is unknown.
Processing information: The collection was described in 2024.
ABOUT THE FINDING AID  
Author: Finding aid prepared by Veronica L. Denison.
Encoding: This finding aid was encoded by Veronica L. Denison, 2024
Descriptive rules: Finding aid based on Describing Archives: A Content Standard (DACS)

Additional Information

Location/Existence of copies: The collection has not been digitized and is not available online.

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