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  • Subject: Black Canadians
A character letter verifying that the bearer is Wilson Abbott, the son of Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott.
A character letter verifying that the bearer is Wilson Abbott, the son of Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott.
1889
Anderson Ruffin Abbott - letter certifying his resignation as a physician in the Union Army
Anderson Ruffin Abbott - letter certifying his resignation as a physician in the Union Army
1866
Letter to Anderson Ruffin Abbott regarding American Civil War information
Letter to Anderson Ruffin Abbott regarding American Civil War information
1907
Provident Hospital and Training School - Chicago, Illinois
Provident Hospital and Training School - Chicago, Illinois
n.d.
Letter to Anderson Abbott Ruffin accepting his resignation as Superintendent of Provident Hospital
Letter to Anderson Abbott Ruffin accepting his resignation as Superintendent of Provident Hospital
6/10/1997
Day of learning: Jennifer Beckford, 9, left, Shanique Francis, 6, and Stacey Gordon, 10, check out T-shirts commemorating Black History month
Day of learning: Jennifer Beckford, 9, left, Shanique Francis, 6, and Stacey Gordon, 10, check out T-shirts commemorating Black History month
2/29/1992
Conference at Ontario institute for studies in education
Conference at Ontario institute for studies in education
4/11/1994
Ishmael Sinclair, 6, and volunteer Charles Clarke review a book in a tutoring program run by the Jamaican Canadian Association
Ishmael Sinclair, 6, and volunteer Charles Clarke review a book in a tutoring program run by the Jamaican Canadian Association
3/30/1992
Looking back
Looking back
2/1/1991
YMCA black achievers pgm
YMCA black achievers pgm
6/23/1996
Quammie Williams and Sone Jume, 15, drum up enthusiasm last night to Metro Hall to celebrate the launch of Black History Month. Story, B4
Quammie Williams and Sone Jume, 15, drum up enthusiasm last night to Metro Hall to celebrate the launch of Black History Month. Story, B4
2/2/1998
Wayne Wells (centre), the guiding force behind Immi-Can, watches while workers Kamau (left) and Henry Davison operate wood-working machinery at plant (...)
Wayne Wells (centre), the guiding force behind Immi-Can, watches while workers Kamau (left) and Henry Davison operate wood-working machinery at plant (...)
9/14/1978
Avril Belmar shops for West Indian foods at Nicey's Food Mart
Avril Belmar shops for West Indian foods at Nicey's Food Mart
3/30/1992
Lessons from the past: Sheldon Taylor, Gabriele Scardellato and Lillian Petroff of the Multicultural History society of Ontario, will show African Canadian history
Lessons from the past: Sheldon Taylor, Gabriele Scardellato and Lillian Petroff of the Multicultural History society of Ontario, will show African Canadian history
2/8/1990
Park Avenue Seventh-Day Adventist Church is packed with worshipers on a Saturday morning, but for some it's time to take a snooze
Park Avenue Seventh-Day Adventist Church is packed with worshipers on a Saturday morning, but for some it's time to take a snooze
3/30/1992
Ahmed Ibrahim
Ahmed Ibrahim
5/31/1992
Janorris Armogan
Janorris Armogan
6/3/1992
Overcrowded facilities at the Universal Negro Improvement Association quarters on College Street
Overcrowded facilities at the Universal Negro Improvement Association quarters on College Street
4/24/1973
Helping students get over the culture shock they experience when coming to Canada from the West Indies, counsellor Judith Jackson leads children in ga(...)
Helping students get over the culture shock they experience when coming to Canada from the West Indies, counsellor Judith Jackson leads children in ga(...)
8/13/1976
Willing to learn: Students Natoya Ammon, right, and Gena Chang say there is a lack of education about black Canadian history
Willing to learn: Students Natoya Ammon, right, and Gena Chang say there is a lack of education about black Canadian history
1/27/1998
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