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Negatives of photographs taken by Bob Simms

• id100897
• File
• 1980-1981, 1987, 1994-1995

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Negatives

Negatives of photographs taken by Bob Simss from 1953-1964

• id100898
• File
• 1953-1964

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Negatives

Negative nos. 1-499

Negatives of photographs taken by Bob Simss from 1953-1964

• id100899
• File
• 1953-1964

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Negatives

Negative nos. 500-1099

Negatives of photographs taken by Bob Simss from 1953-1964

• id100900
• File
• 1953-1964

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Negatives

Negative nos. 1100-2099

Negatives of photographs taken by Bob Simss from 1953-1964

• id100901
• File
• 1953-1964

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Negatives

Negative nos. 2100-2499

Daily Logs

• id10675
• File
• 1985-1986

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Bob Simms Daily Logs

MICME : Photographs and Slides

• id10676
• File

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Miami Inner City Minority Experience / Defense Race Relations Institute

MICME : Photographs

• id10677
• File

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Miami Inner City Minority Experience / Defense Race Relations Institute

Also includes the Miami News article on MICME and photographs by Michael O'Brien.

Bob Simms Associates, Inc.

• id10678
• File

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Miami Inner City Minority Experience / Defense Race Relations Institute

The group served as consultants for the following community/social engineerring programs: Inner City Marine Program, Partners for Youth, The Miami Chapter National Junior Tennis League and Network, Inc.

Simms Family

• id1080
• Series

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection

The Simms Family moved to Miami during the fall of 1953 when Bob Simms (b. 1927) accepted the position of chair of the physical education department at George Washinton Carver, Jr. and Sr. High School. It ws during this time that he began to take ...

George Washington Carver School Photographs and Yearbooks

• id1081
• Series

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection

The "Glory in the Grove" photographs depict the life of the students at the George Washington Carver schools form 1953 to 1965 during the time of segregation. When Bob Simms joined the Carver faculty as chairman of the physical education...

Metro Dade County Community Relations Board

• id1082
• Series

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection

The Metro Dade County Commission created the Community Relations Board (CRB) in 1963 to be a unique community agency that would attempt to solve hardcore social problems and economic distresses that were troubling to many Dade County residents. It...

Miami Inner City Minority Experience / Defense Race Relations Institute

• id1083
• Series

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection

In the late 1960s the Department of Defense conducted a study to determine the causes of racial unrest in the Armed Forces. As a direct result of that study, the Defense Race Relations Institute (DRRI) was established on June 24, 1971 by Deputy Se...

Minority Inner City Marine Project

• id1084
• Series

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection

This program served as the forerunner of the Mast Academy, Dade County Public Schools new Marine High School and brought together the resources of the Marine industry to enhance the quality of marine education for inner city youth. - Bob Simms

Bob Simms Daily Logs

• id1085
• Series

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection

Bob Simms Associates, Inc.

• id10857
• File

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Miami Inner City Minority Experience / Defense Race Relations Institute

MICME slides

• id10858
• File

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Miami Inner City Minority Experience / Defense Race Relations Institute

MICME community settings include : jail, St. John church, Star Power Group, Ralph McCaitey Alley, Miccosukee and  Hampton House.

Defense Race Relations Institute (DRRI)

• id10859
• File

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection
• Miami Inner City Minority Experience / Defense Race Relations Institute

Training material and correspondence.

Judge Leah A. Simms Campaign Material

• id1086
• Series

Part of:

• Bob Simms collection

Judge Leah A. Simms, the daughter of Aubrey Watkins Simms and Bob Simms, was the first African-American woman to serve as judge in the state of Florida from 1981 to 1986. Prior to her election, she was the first African-American woman to serve as ...