Kansas City's Montgall Avenue : Black leaders and the street they called home /
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Lawrence, Kansas :
University Press of Kansas,
[2023]
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: The Foundation of a Community: Montgall Avenue from 1904 to 1919
- 1. Rufus Montgall: The Man Behind the Street
- 2. 2436 Montgall Avenue: Hugh Oliver and Myrtle Foster Cook
- 3. 2444 Montgall Avenue: Anna Holland Jones
- 4. 2442 Montgall Avenue: Hezekiah Walden
- 5. 2434 Montgall Avenue: Frances and Charles Jackson, Carolyn Brydie, and Gwendolyn Calderon
- Part II: The Hub of a Community: Montgall Avenue from 1920 to 1940
- 6. 2451 Montgall Avenue: John Edward Perry and Fredericka Douglass Perry
- 7. 2453 Montgall Avenue: Homer Roberts
- 8. 2447 Montgall Avenue: Chester Franklin and Ada Crogman
- 9. 2444 Montgall Avenue: The Bluford Family
- 10. 2457 Montgall Avenue: Piney Brown
- 11. 2449 Montgall Avenue: The Pitman Family
- Part III: The Transformation of a Community: Montgall Avenue from 1941 to 1998
- 12. Residents Reach Pinnacle of Power, 1941
- 13. Wartime Abroad, Changes at Home, 1942-1952
- 14. The Civil Rights Two-Step, 1955-1967
- 15. Surviving Riot, Attacks, and Decline, 1968-1998
- 16. Conclusion
- Notes
- Primary Sources and Select Bibliography
- Index
- Back Cover
