Frank E. Bolden papers, 1930-1967.

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Frank E. Bolden papers, 1930-1967.

The Frank E. Bolden Papers contain correspondence, writings, newspaper clippings, memos and student notebooks that date between 1930 and 1967. The collection contains material from his time as a student at the University of Pittsburgh, records relating to his journalism career with the Pittsburgh Courier and the U.S. Military, along with materials on his personal and family life. Each series contains a scope note detailing the content found within the records.

2.5 linear ft. (2 boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7947279

University of Pittsburgh

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Bolden, Frank E., 1912-2003

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Franklin Eugene (Frank) Bolden, Jr., was born in 1914 in Washington, Pennsylvania. His family contributed several "firsts" to history. His father, Frank E. Bolden, Sr., was the first African American mail carrier in Washington. Bolden's grandfather also achieved a notable first in 1871 as the first African American in Nashville, Tennessee, to sit on a grand jury. Frank Bolden graduated from Washington High School in 1930 and enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh. Bolden planned on becoming an...

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