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A page from Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing the second of three pages of important dates for the exhibit. The second page includes a description of the daily events and additional projects listed.

A page from Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing the first of three pages of important dates for the exhibit. The first page includes the location and hours of the exhibit and a description of the daily events.

A page from the Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing a flyer advertising the exhibit and three related events, including an authentic re-enactment of a black church, an all star choir performance, and a talk with Currie Ballard, owner of the…

A page from the Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing the third page of a typed advertisement seeking artifacts for the Smithsonian Institute Exhibit hosted by Tulsa Junior College on the history of black churches.

A page from the Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing the second page of a typed advertisement seeking artifacts for the Smithsonian Institute Exhibit hosted by Tulsa Junior College on the history of black churches.

A page from the Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing the first page of a typed advertisement seeking artifacts for the Smithsonian Institute Exhibit hosted by Tulsa Junior College on the history of black churches.

A page from the Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing a news clipping from the TJC Connection. The article describes the historic role of the black church as portrayed in the Smithsonian Institute Exhibit hosted by Tulsa Junior College.

The…

A page from the Climbing Jacob's Ladder Scrapbook containing a news clipping from the Oklahoma Eagle. The article promotes the Smithsonian Institute Exhibit that was hosted by Tulsa Junior College. It also describes the work that the Climbing Jacob's…

Promotional items for the Smithsonian Exhibit, "Climbing Jacob's Ladder: The Rise of the Black Church in Eastern American Cities" and "Oklahoma: Where East Meets West."

A scan of a photograph of part of the construction of the Southeast Campus.