Browse Exhibits (7 total)
Susan Hasalo Sojourner Collection
Susan Hasalo Sojourner fought tirelessly for social justice throughout her life, from civil rights in Holmes County, Mississippi to women’s liberation and LGBTQ+ rights during her years in Washington D.C. and Duluth, Minnesota. She had a passion for activism and was a dedicated volunteer in anti-war movements and environmental causes.
The items in this online exhibit highlight various aspects of Sue's life and her passion for activism and writing. The materials featured in this online exhibit are located in Special Collections at The University of Southern Mississippi.
Tudor Place, The Secret Dollhouse
Exhibit featuring the Tudor Place dollhouse donated to the de Grummond Children's Literature Collection by Harry Davis in 2022. The dollhouse contains many items created or donated by world-renowned author and illustrator, Tasha Tudor, and it was designed by Harry Davis--Tudor's business partner--after Tudor's first adult residence.
Ezra Jack Keats: His Life and Art
Ezra Jack Keats (1916-1983) was a pioneer in American children’s literature. He based the lives of his multiracial characters on his childhood but added loving parents, friends and pets. He wanted no child to be an outsider.
