US-RPB-AMS.1U.C11 Guide to the Judith M. Creedy Papers1964-1965 (bulk ) Laurie Rossi Brown University Library

15 June 2022

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Judith M. Creedy Papers Creedy, Judith M. AMS.1U.C11 1 Linear Feet 1964-1965 This collection contains material relating to Judith Creedy's experience in St. Augustine, Florida in 1964 while attending a protest against racial segregation principles. English . Creedy (Judith M.) Papers Biographical / Historical

Judith M. Creedy, from Dobbs Ferry, NY, was a 1965 graduate of Pembroke College at Brown University. On March 30, 1964, Judith attended a protest against segregation principles in St. Augustine, Florida. She was arrested alongside Mrs. John M. Burgess, the wife of a prominent bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, and Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, the mother of Endicott Peabody, then-governor of Massachusetts. Judith was one of many women from Pembroke and Brown involved in the civil rights movement.

General Files I English. Massachusetts Unit of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference I.1 English. 1 I.1 St. Augustine: America's Oldest Segregated City I.2 1964 Mar 10 English. 1 I.2 St. Augustine Ku Klux Klan I.3 English. 1 I.3 Diary of her journey South I.4 1964 Mar 30 English. 1 I.4 Photograph I.5 English. 1 I.5 ID card, Young Citizens for Johnson I.6 1964 English. 1 I.6 Correspondence II 1964-1965 English. Anderson, Herbert L. II.1 1964 Apr 18 English. 1 II.1 Scope and Contents

Letter from Herbert L. Anderson (a local publisher from her hometown) to Judith Creedy commending her for her well written articles and inquiring about her trip south.

Bouchard, Reggie II.2 1964 Sep 2 English. 1 II.2 Chafee, John H. II.3 1964 Nov 27 English. 1 II.3 Scope and Contents

Letter from Governor John H. Chaffee thanking Judith for her work on his campaign.

Chapman, Paul II.4 1964 May 7 English. 1 II.4 Creedy, John A. II.5 English. 1 II.5 Creedy, John A. II.6 1964 Mar 19 English. 1 II.6 Creedy, John A. II.7 1963 Mar 25 English. 1 II.7 Creedy, John A. II.8 1964 Apr 1 English. 1 II.8 Crocker, John II.9 1964 May 1 English. 1 II.9 Creedy, John A. II.10 1964 May 18 English. 1 II.10 Creedy, Judith A II.11 Undated English. 1 II.11 Creedy, Judith II.12 1964 Mar 31 English. 1 II.12 Creedy, Judith II.13 1964 Sep 4 English. 1 II.13 Creedy, Judith and Janet Friedell 1962 Oct 5 English. 1 II.14 Creedy, Mrs. John A. II.15 1964 Mar 20 English. 1 II.15 Creedy, Mrs. John A. 1965 Mar 26 English. 1 II.16 Creedy, Mrs. John A. II.17 1964 Apr 11 English. 1 II.17 Frist, Clarence E. II.18 1964 April 12 English. 1 II.18 Forman, Jan II.19 1964 May 13 English. 1 II.19 Harn, Valene II.21 N.D. English. 1 II.21 Harn, Valene II.22 N.D. English. 1 II.22 Harn, Valene II.23 1964 May 12 English. 1 II.23 Hayling, Robert B. N.D. English. 1 II.24 Hayling, Robert B. II.25 1964 May 26 English. 1 II.25 Husband, Wilfred II.26 1964 Apr 6 English. 1 II.26 Husband, Wilfred II.27 1964 Nov 26 English. 1 II.27 Irving II.28 1964 Apr 2 English. 1 II.28 Keating, Kenneth B. II.29 1964 Jul 9 English. 1 II.29 Mayhew, Shirley II.30 1964 May 13 English. 1 II.30 Peabody, Mary 1964 June 22 English. 1 II.31 Perrin, Frances II.32 1964 Mar 19 English. 1 II.32 Pockman, Leonore II.33 1968 Apr 5 English. 1 II.33 Shea, Elizabeth J. II.34 1964 May 27 English. 1 II.34 Wilson, Jerome L. II.35 1964 Aug 12 English. 1 II.35 Collection information Scope and Contents

This collection contains material relating to Judith Creedy's experience in St. Augustine, Florida in 1964 while attending a protest against racial segregation principles.

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Judith M. Creedy Papers, AMS-1U-C11, Brown University Library.

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