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Consists of copies of Lee Lorch's article "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" published in DIMACS Series on Discreet Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science, volume 34 (1997): 157-168. This article was adapted from a keynote address delivered 27 June 1996.

File consists of material related to a court case involving Carl Braden, a trade unionist, social justice and civil rights activist. Braden, along with his wife Anne, were involved in efforts to challenge segregation in the South. Both the Bradens and five other individuals were charged with sedition in October 1954.

File consists of material related to a court case involving Carl Braden, a trade unionist, social justice activist and civil rights activist. Braden, along with his wife Anne, were involved in efforts to challenge segregation in the South. Both the Bradens and five other individuals were charged with sedition in October 1954.

File consists of various issues of The Southern Patriot, a newspaper edited by Carl and Anne Braden, civil-rights activists working with the Southern Conference Educational Fund, a civil-rights organization based out of New Orleans.

File consists of family photographs, correspondence and other material related to Lee and Grace Lorch, in particular, Grace's campaign to eliminate the policy of the Boston School System to force married female teachers to resign.

File consists of family correspondence between Lee Lorch, his wife Grace, and members of her family (the Lonergans).

File consists of newspaper clippings regarding Grace Lorch's efforts to challenge the Boston School Board's policy of forcing married women to resign from their positions as teachers.

File consists of correspondence and written material by John W. Caughey regarding his 1960 book "Their Majesties: The Mob."

File consists of copies of documents and letters to the editor regarding Grace Lorch and Lee Lorch and their civil rights activities in Tennessee and Arkansas between 1954 and 1957.

File consists of correspondence between the Lorches and W.E.B. DuBois and his wife Shirley Graham.

File consists of a reprographic copy of a letter of support written by Albert Einstein.