about 3,000 photographs unprocessed. there's a number of duplicates but this is just the first one. >> who were the reverend addy? >> they were pastors on the south side over located on stonie island and 90th. the church is still going. church of god, the name of the church. however, addy white was a meat cutting packard and also founder of black trade union organization and in this photo you can see that she was a speaker and a cofounder of the first coalition of labor women. they held their first convention here in chicago in 1974, over 3,000 women attended and she's here in this photo giving the opening address. >> when do you see yourself finishing the papers? >> hopefully as soon as possible. sometime within this year. there's going to be work done to the library and we would like to have her photograph collection fully processed before that happens. it starts in the 1940's and goes all the way to the thousands o. there's work with mary harold washington. >> all right. once again, if people want to come and see the

about 3,000 photographs, unprocessed still. there are a number of duplicates. this is just the first one. >> who were the reverend addy and reverend claude wyatt?s >> absolutely. they were copastors of a church on the south side, located on stone any island and 890th. it is still the, the church is still going. vernon park church of god was the name of the church they copastorred for over 40 years. however, addi wyatt was a meat cutting packer and union activist in the 1940s. that was just one much her causes. she was cofounder of the black trade union organization. in this photo you can see she was a speaker and a cofounder of the first coalition of labor women. they held their first convention here in chicago in 1974. over 3,000 women attended and they spoke for a few days and she is here in this photo giving the opening address. >> when do you see yourself finishing her papers? >> hopefully as soon as possible. sometime within this year. going to be some work done to the library. we would like to have her photograph collection fully processed before that hap

what ibut as unprocessed as the photograph collection that she and her family and husband left us. >> who are the reverend eddie" wide with? >> they were pastors on the south side located over on stony island and 90th. the church is still going. she was a meatcutting packer in the 1940s and this was just one of her causes. she was a cofounder of an organization in this photograph you can see she was a speaker and cofounder of the first coalition that had their first convention in chicago in 1974 and over 3,000 women attended and spoke for a few days and she's here in this photograph giving the opening address. >> when do you see yourself finishing her papers? >> as soon as possible. we would like to have her photograph collection fully processed. it starts in the 1940s and goes all the way up to the early thousands. there's the work she did to help pass the equal rights amendment. >> once again if people want to come and see the collections here at the library hell do they do with? >> just walk in the front door and go to your left. it's open seven days a week you can view the exhibit

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about 3,000 photographs, unprocessed still. there are a number of duplicates. this is just the first one. >> who were the reverend addy and reverend claude wyatt?s >> absolutely. they were copastors of a church on the south side, located on stone any island and 890th. it is still the, the church is still going. vernon park church of god was the name of the church they copastorred for over 40 years. however, addi wyatt was a meat