G. K. Butterfield Papers, 1942-2021

Collection Number: 70106

Collection Title: G. K. Butterfield Papers, 1942-2021

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Size	13.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 4500 items)
Abstract	G. K. Butterfield (1947-) is a Black civil rights activist, U.S. Army veteran, lawyer, judge, and U.S. representative from Wilson, N.C. The collection consists chiefly of photographs, speeches, printed materials, newspapers, political ephemera, audiovisual materials, and artifacts that document G. K. Butterfield's personal and professional life; Black history, including judicial, political, and civic leaders in Wilson, N.C., the state of North Carolina, and in the United States; and politics and political figures in Washington, D.C., while Butterfield served in the U.S. House of Representatives and as chair of the Congressional Black Caucus. Topics include Butterfield's education at Charles H. Darden High School and North Carolina Central University; his career in law (at Fitch, Butterfield, and Wynn), in the judiciary (North Carolina Superior Court and North Carolina Supreme Court), and in politics (representing the 1st district of North Carolina in U.S. Congress); his lifelong social justice activism, especially for voting rights; awards and recognition, including congratulatory and thank you correspondence from presidents, Congressional colleagues, and others; local and national news coverage of current events, including September 11th, and national politics, including elections and impeachment; Butterfield's perspective on the Obama presidency; celebratory events, such as swearing-in ceremonies and anniversary observances of historic people and events, including the death of John Lewis and the Selma March; and G. K. Butterfield Sr.'s affiliation with the Old North State Dental Society. There are also files of ephemera, photographs, and artifacts curated by Butterfield that relate to his personal and professional life, work, and interests.
Creator	Butterfield, G. K. (George Kenneth), 1947-
Curatorial Unit	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.
Language	English

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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the G. K. Butterfield Papers #70106, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Acquisitions Information: Received from G. K. Butterfield in September 2021 (Acc. 20210921.1), April 2022 (Acc. 20220422.1), and September 2022 (Acc. 20220913.1).

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This finding aid compiles archival collecting, description, and preservation work performed by Nancy Kaiser, Patrick Cullom, Rebecca Stubbs, Christian Edwards, Jessica Venlet, Anne Wells, Chaitra Powell, Dawne Howard Lucas, Jackie Dean, and Biff Hollingsworth, November 2021

Encoded by: Nancy Kaiser, November 2021

Updated: Jessica Venlet and Nancy Kaiser, May 2022; Nancy Kaiser, October 2022.

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The addition of September 2022 (Acc. 20220913.1) has been integrated intellectually with topically similar materials in the original deposit.

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G. K. Butterfield (1947-) is a Black civil rights activist, U.S. Army veteran, lawyer, judge, and U.S. representative from Wilson, N.C. Butterfield graduated from Charles H. Darden High School and earned bachelor's and law degrees from North Carolina Central University. His commitment to civil rights and workers rights began while he was a young adult. He grew up watching his politically active parents, G. K. Butterfield and Addie Davis Butterfield, advocate for voting rights for African Americans. As a college student he worked on voter registration drives in Durham, N.C., and in 1968 he organized a march from the state capital in Raleigh to the Wilson County Courthouse in support of voting rights. Butterfield also stood with Duke University Hospital employees who were organizing in 1965 for workers' rights.

Butterfield was drafted into the U.S. Army during his junior year of college, served at Fort Bragg, then returned to North Carolina Central University to complete his bachelor degree in political science and sociology and a law degree. After law school, Butterfield returned to Wilson, N.C., to establish a law practice with partners Milton F. "Toby" Fitch and Quentin T. Sumner. In 1983, Sumner left the practice, and the following year James Andrew Wynn Jr. joined. Butterfield's litigation included voting rights cases with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund that helped African American candidates get elected throughout eastern North Carolina. In 1988, Butterfield was elected Superior Court judge, a position he held until 2001, when he was appointed to the North Carolina Supreme Court by Governor Mike Easley. While serving on the North Carolina Supreme Court Butterfield wrote opinions on cases involving judicial sentencing procedures, eminent domain, and the application of capital punishment. Butterfield was not reelected to this position in 2002 and returned, by appointment, to the North Carolina Superior Court for another 2 years of service before retiring from the bench in 2004.

In 2004, Butterfield was elected in a special election to fill the unexpired term of Frank Ballance, who represented the 1st District of North Carolina in the U.S. House of Representatives. He has served the 1st District continuously since then. During his tenure, he has served on various committees (and subcommittees), including Agriculture, Armed Services, Ethics, Energy and Commerce (subcommittees on Health; Communications and Technology; Energy; and Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade), and House Administration (subcommittee on Elections). He also has served as Chief or Senior Chief Deputy Whip of the House Democratic Caucus since 2007, and chaired the Congressional Black Caucus during the 114th Congress. Butterfield's Congressional service has focused on access to health care; education; investments in rural communities, such as broadband expansion; consumer privacy; veterans; renewable energies; and federal programs, such as reduced energy rates, that support low-income and middle-class Americans.

His parents were G. K. Butterfield Sr., who emigrated from Bermuda in 1917, and Addie Davis Butterfield, who was born in Wilson County, N.C. They met at Shaw University in Raleigh, N.C. Addie Butterfield was a classroom teacher for 48 years, with a special focus on teaching literacy. Before attending Shaw, G. K. Butterfield Sr. volunteered to serve the United States in World War I as a non-citizen; after Shaw he attended Meharry Dental School in Tennessee, then practiced dentistry in Wilson, N.C., for 50 years. Butterfield Sr. helped found the Wilson branch of the NAACP to help register Black voters, and in 1953 was the first Black person elected to the city council in Wilson and the first Black official elected in eastern North Carolina since Reconstruction. He was defeated in 1957 after the city council changed the method of election from district to at-large representation, which diluted the strength of Ward 3, the African American district.

Butterfield has had a lifelong interest in history, especially in documenting African American history. His documentarian work accelerated while in Congress when he began taking his own photographs and collecting memorabilia during Congressional business, including diplomatic trips abroad.

Adapted from G. K. Butterfield's official biography and "Retiring Congressman G.K. Butterfield donates papers to UNC-Chapel Hill Library " by Claire Cusick.

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The collection consists chiefly of photographs, speeches, printed materials, newspapers, political ephemera, audiovisual materials, and artifacts that have been arranged into four series:

Series 1. Personal and Professional Life, including his education at Charles H. Darden High School and North Carolina Central University; his legal career at Fitch, Butterfield, and Wynn; his father's affiliation with the Old North State Dental Society; his judicial career in the North Carolina Superior Court and the North Carolina Supreme Court; and his political career, campaigning for a seat in U.S. Congress representing the 1st district of North Carolina.

Series 2. Black History, including Black lawyers and judges, and the history of Black life and experience in Wilson, N.C., the state of North Carolina, and the United States.

Series 3. Politics, including the Congressional Black Caucus; Jesse Jackson; John Lewis; Voting Rights Act Extension; Barack Obama's campaign, inauguration and presidential era; Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign; Donald Trump's impeachment; and Joseph Biden's presidential campaign.

Series 4. Curated Files consists of 69 files created by Butterfield of ephemera, photographs, and artifacts relating to his personal and professional life, work, and interests.

Series 5. Other Materials consists of artifacts collected by G. K. Butterfield chiefly during his time in U.S. Congress.

Other topics in the first 5 series include Butterfield's lifelong social justice activism, especially for voting rights; awards and recognition for Butterfield, including congratulatory and thank you correspondence from presidents, Congressional colleagues, and others; local and national news coverage of current events, such as September 11th, and national politics, such as elections and impeachment; Butterfield's perspective on the Obama presidency; celebratory events, such as swearing-in ceremonies and anniversary observances of historic people and events, such as the death of John Lewis and the Selma March.

Series 6A. Digital Images (Addition of April 2022) document activities, travel, and the political and social network of G. K. Butterfield while serving as a U.S. congressman from 2005 to 2021. Topics include campaigns and fundraising; congressional events, such as Civil Rights anniversary celebrations and delegation travel to foreign countries; the Congressional Black Caucus; meetings with dignitaries, such as Presidents Bush and Obama; 2nd Congressional District work, such as tours of farms, military bases, health clinics, and companies; the North Carolina Black Legislative Caucus; and the investiture of James "Jim" Andrew Wynn Jr. as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. There are also photographs documenting the Old North State Dental Society.

Contents list

Expand/collapse Series 1. Personal and Professional, 1956-2021.

About 2000 items.

Arrangement: by subject groups as created by and received from G. K. Butterfield.

Charles H. Darden High School
North Carolina Central University
Fitch, Butterfield, and Wynn
Old North State Dental Society
Speech Archive
North Carolina Superior Court Judge
North Carolina Supreme Court Justice
G. K. Butterfield Political Campaign
G. K. Butterfield Features
Miscellaneous Photographs

Expand/collapse Charles H. Darden High School, 1963-2021

About 50 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/1	News coverage, 2007-2008, 2017 Chiefly documenting reunions and history of the alumni association. Includes advertising supplement with personal ads.
Folder 1-4 Folder 1 Folder 2 Folder 3 Folder 4	Alumni Association, 1976-2021 Includes class anniversary event programs, remarks by G. K. Butterfield, Darden's Legacy.
Folder 5	Other materials Lists of graduates (1924-1970), lists of teachers and a tribute to them, printed name cards, celebration of life program for Cleveland Edward Flowe Jr., invitation to birthday celebration for Addie Scipio Hagans.
Folder 6	Other materials, 1963, 1965 Commencement programs, Senior Memories scrapbook and yearbook. Scrapbook might need attention.
Folder 7	Trojan yearbook, 1964
Image Box 1 Image Folder PF-70106/1-10 PF-70106/1 PF-70106/2 PF-70106/3 PF-70106/4 PF-70106/5 PF-70106/6 PF-70106/7 PF-70106/8 PF-70106/9 PF-70106/10	Photographs: Reunions and events, Class of 1965, circa 1990s-2000s Color photographic prints, color 35mm roll film 50 images Includes negatives.
Image Box 1 Image Folder PF-70106/11	Photographs: Unidentified funeral, circa 2000s Color photographic prints, Black-and-white photographic prints 9 images Includes scans of yearbook.
Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-70106/12-13 OP-PF-70106/12 OP-PF-70106/13	Photographs: Charles H. Darden marching band on steps of U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., 7 April 1964 Black-and-white photographic print 2 images The marching band was participating in the Cherry Blossom Parade. The flag flying at half-mast was in recognition of General Douglas MacArthur, whose body was lying in state at the Capitol.
Digital Folder DF-70106/7	Darden Alumni
Digital Folder DF-70106/8	50th Class Reunion, Class of 1965, May 2015
Videotape VT-70106/2	Charles H. Darden Alumni Association Wilson Chapter, The 1st Annual Emancipation Proclamation Celebration Breakfast Buffet honoring the historical contributions of our churches and clergy, 1 January 2003 VHS
Audiocassette C-70106/1	Dedication speech, Charles H. Darden Alumni, Family Center, May 1991 Audiocassette
Museum Item MU-70106/141	Charles H. Darden High School license plate

Expand/collapse North Carolina Central University (NCCU), 1974-2019

About 20 items.

Folder 8	Printed material, 2002, 2010, 2015 Founders Day Convocations; Soaring on the Legacy: A Concise History of North Carolina Central University; NCCU Now.
Folder 9	Printed material, 2009, 2019 Class of 1969: 40th and 50th class anniversaries.
Folder 10	Printed material, 1974, 1993, 2001 1974 Alumni Directory; programs from installations of Julius L. Chambers and Debra Saunders-White as chancellors of NCCU; commencement program; Of Counsel.
Folder 11	Printed material, 2008, 2009, 2014, 2015 Homecoming 2008, So Far: 70th Anniversary of NCCU School of Law.
Folder 12	The Eagle, 2009
Folder 13	North Carolina Legislative Black Caucus Inaugural Founders' Day Reception and Black History Month Celebration program, 2017
Museum Item MU-70106/2-4 MU-70106/2 MU-70106/3 MU-70106/4	North Carolina Central University lapel pins
Museum Item MU-70106/78	North Carolina Central University 1910-2005, 95th Anniversary, lapel pin

Expand/collapse Fitch, Butterfield, and Wynn, 1970s-2004

About 20 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/2	Profile of Fitch, Butterfield, and Wynn law firm in The Wilson Daily Times, 2004
Museum Item MU-70106/160	2008 Democratic National Convention lapel pin
Folder 14	Papers, 1970s-1980s, 2014 Letter notifying Butterfield that he passed the North Carolina State Bar and a congratulatory note from Earl Whitted Jr., 1975; newspaper clippings relating to Butterfield's graduation from NCCU School of Law and passing the Bar; Butterfield's attorney license; announcements of opening of Fitch, Butterfield, and Wynn; print out of "It's History: Three men fueled Civil Rights 'fire' into Wilson law firm, building a legal legacy whose history is yet to be etched."
Image Box 1 Image Folder PF-70106/14-18 PF-70106/14 PF-70106/15 PF-70106/16 PF-70106/17 PF-70106/18	Photographs: Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr., G. K. Butterfield, and James Andrew Wynn Jr. Color photographic prints, Black-and-white photographic prints 20 images

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About 10 items.

The Old North State Dental Society has its origins in the late 1800s as a multi-professional alliance of African American physicians, pharmacists, and dentists. In 1947, the dentists split from the alliance to form their own group. Meetings took place annually on the campuses of Historically Black Universities and Colleges.

Folder 15	Papers, 1956-1960 Rosters of the dental society, a letter concerning a photograph of society members, and letterhead of the Auxiliary of the Old North State Dental Association.
Image Box 1 Image Folder PF-70106/19	Photographs: Old North State Dental Society group portraits Black-and-white photographic prints 6 images Several of the images appear to include G.K. Butterfield and his father.
Image Box 1 Image Folder PF-70106/20	Photographs: Old North State Dental Society group portraits, 1948-1970s Black-and-white photographic prints 5 images Several of the images appear to include G.K. Butterfield and his father.
Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-70106/21	Photographs: Old North State Dental Society group portraits Black-and-white photographic prints 1 image Image appears to include G. K. Butterfield and his father.

Expand/collapse Speech archives, 1970-2006

About 50 items.

Folder 16-20

Folder 16

Folder 17

Folder 18

Folder 19

Folder 20

Speeches by G. K. Butterfield

North Carolina League of Women Voters Annual Convention, Charlotte, 21 June 2003
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Father's Day, Wilson, 18 June 2006
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Men's Day, Wilson, 17 November 1985
Black Media Organization, Charlotte, 12 May 1984
St. John AME Zion Church, First Senior Banquet, Wilson, 10 May 2003
Charles H. Darden Alumni Association, Banquet, Wilson, 1 May 2003
Old North State Medical/Dental Society Joint Convention, Wilmington, 23 June 2001
Alamance County Human Relations Annual Banquet, Burlington, 4 November 2001
L.N. Forbes OFWB, Men's Conference, Wilson, 3 November 2001
North Carolina Council of Educational Opportunity Fall Conference, Winston-Salem, 7 November 2001
Charles H. Williamson Bar Association Annual Banquet, Henderson, N.C., 1 November 2001
Ralph L. Fike High School Commencement, Wilson, N.C., 10 June 1994
North Carolina Furnishings Festival, Thomas Day Celebration, High Point, N.C. 4 August 2001
Charles H. Darden Alumni Association Emancipation Proclamation, Wilson, N.C., 1 January 2003
Ebenezer Baptist Church Family and Friends Day, Rocky Mount, N.C., 2 October 1994
Ed Carter for Mayor Appreciation Dinner, Greenville, N.C., 23 February 1989
Fayetteville Human Relations 31st Recognition Banquet, Fort Bragg, N.C., 8 March 2002
Caswell County NAACP, 21st Annual Meeting, Yanceyville, N.C. 23 February 2002
Wayne County Democratic Women Dinner, Goldsboro, N.C., 18 February 2002
Caswell County NAACP Annual Banquet, Yanceyville, N.C., 9 February 1991
Carol Caldwell Foundation Scholarship Dinner, Greenville, N.C., 20 May 1989
Darden High School Class of 1965, 25th Anniversary Reunion, Wilson, 1 September 1990
North Carolina Central University class presentation, Durham, 11 May 1971
Wilson Human Relations Commission Annual Banquet, Wilson, N.C., 20 February 1990
Suggs Christian Temple, Men's Day, Wilson, N.C., 21 June 1981
Fayetteville Branch NAACP, Founder's Day, Fayetteville, N.C., 13 February 1987
Thomas Walker/J.O. Thorne Campaign, GOTV Appreciation Banquet, Rocky Mount, N.C., 31 October 1986
Links, Inc. Banquet, Greenville, N.C., 18 November 1989
Greenwood Baptist Church, Men's Day Observance, Warrenton, N.C., 24 June 1989
St. Rose Disciples of Christ Church, Martin Luther King Celebration, Wilson, N.C., 13 January 1990
Nash County Minority Democrats Banquet, Nashville, N.C., 28 October 1989
Nash County CRD Annual Awards Banquet, Nashville, N.C., 4 November 1988
Tar River Elected Officials Banquet, Rocky Mount, N.C., 26 September 1989
Men's Civic Club Martin Luther King Celebration, Wilson, N.C., 15 January 1989
Edgecombe County Appreciation Dinner, Rocky Mount, N.C., 31 October 1986
Ebenezer Baptist Church 18th Pastoral Anniversary, Rocky Mount, N.C., 10 December 1988
Ebenezer Baptist Church 17th Pastoral Anniversary, Rocky Mount, N.C., 12 December 1987
Future Farmers of America Annual Banquet, Rocky Ridge, N.C., 17 February 1978
Future Homemakers of America Leadership Meeting, Rocky Mount, N.C., 2 November 1987
John Bee Moore for Senate Banquet, Weldon, N.C., 23 June 1984
Ralph L. Fike High School Class of 1971 Reunion Banquet, Wilson, N.C., 5 September 1981
Wilson Human Relations Commission Introduction of Michaux, Wilson, N.C., 5 February 1981
North Carolina Association of Black Lawyers, Keynote Address, 1 January 1970
Political speech, Wilson, N.C., 1 January 1975

Folder 21

Speeches and writings by others

Includes speeches and writings by Jesse Jackson, Thurgood Marshall, Julian Bond, K. Edward Greene, James A. Wynn Jr., Walter Dellinger, Ralph David Abernathy, Gene Nichol, Louvenia Ward, and William Raspberry.

Expand/collapse North Carolina Superior Court Judge, 1988-2004

About 300 items.

Folder 22

Papers, 1988, 1997

G. K. Butterfield's Superior Court Judge license (in leather case); undated roster of Judges of the Superior Court; G. K. Butterfield for Judge Committee campaign pamphlet; verdict sheet for Halifax County, The State of North Carolina vs. Bernice Hunt.

Folder 23

Papers, 1988, 1989, 1992

Letter from Charles Bryant Winberry to G. K. Butterfield regarding judicial schedule, funeral program for Winberry, and Presentation of the Portrait of The Honorable Charles Bryant Winberry.

Folder 24

Certification and Oath of Office, 2002

Folder 25

Judicial Oath of Office, 2002

Includes appointment letter signed by Governor Michael Easley.

Folder 26

Transcript of Ceremonial Session for the Oath of Office to George K. Butterfield Jr., 1989

Folder 27

News articles about G. K. Butterfield as a Superior Court judge, 1989-1995

Folder 28

Proposed order in Dixon v. Price and a judgment suspending sentence, 2001

Copy of the last case signed by G. K. Butterfield before beginning term on the North Carolina Supreme Court.

Folder 29

Papers, 2003-2004

Email regarding the court schedule; G. K. Butterfield's retirement from the bench letter and certificate signed by Governor Michael Easley.

Image Box 6

Photograph Album PA-70106/1

Photographs: North Carolina Superior Court Judge, 1988-1989

Color photographic prints, Black-and-white photographic prints, printed materials

"The Peoples Day," Butterfield photos and newspaper clippings, scrapbook, 1987 copy of Butterfield paycheck

Image Box 1

Image Folder PF-70106/22-25

PF-70106/22

PF-70106/23

PF-70106/24

PF-70106/25

Photographs: Campaign events, 1988

Color photographic prints

120 images

Images appear to be from campaign events.

Image Box 1

Image Folder PF-70106/26-30

PF-70106/26

PF-70106/27

PF-70106/28

PF-70106/29

PF-70106/30

Photographs: Swearing-in ceremony, 1989

Color photographic prints

60 images

Image Box 1

Image Folder PF-70106/31

Photographs: Swearing-in ceremony, 1989

Color photographic prints

6 images

Image Box 1

Image Folder PF-70106/32

Photographs: Portraits, 1989

Color photographic prints

12 images

Images of G. K. Butterfield in courtroom.

Image Box 1

Image Folder PF-70106/33-35

PF-70106/33

PF-70106/34

PF-70106/35

Photographs: Portraits, 2001

Color photographic negatives

24 images

Image Box 1

Image Folder PF-70106/36

Photographs: Unidentified swearing-in ceremony, 2001

Color photographic print

1 image

Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-70106/37

Photographs: "First African-American Superior Court Judges Elected in Eastern North Carolina, November 1989

Color photographic print

L to R: Cy A. Grant (District 6B), Ernest B. Fullwood (District 5), and G. K. Butterfield (District 7BC).

Museum Item MU-70106/131

"Re-elect Judge Ernest Fullwood November 8, 1994" name plate, 1994

Expand/collapse North Carolina Supreme Court Justice, 2000-2003

About 500 items.

Folder 30	Papers, 2001-2002 Campaign printed materials; press release and coverage in The Wilson Daily Times of G. K. Butterfield's announcement of his campaign to run for election to the North Carolina Supreme Court; invitation to a birthday party fundraiser and related coverage in "Under the Dome" section of The News and Observer.
Folder 31	Correspondence, 2000-2002 Includes printed emails, documenting the communications leading up to and following G. K. Butterfield's appointment to the North Carolina Supreme Court; the swearing in ceremony for James Andrew Wynn Jr.; presentation of portraits of John Webb and Louis B. Meyer, Associate Justices of the North Carolina Supreme Court; letters acknowledging G. K. Butterfield's loss in the 2002 election, including a signed letter from former Governor James B. Hunt. Also includes a laminated card with contact information (home phone numbers) of North Carolina Supreme Court Justices.
Folder 32	Advance Sheets of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, vol. 34, no. 10 and vol. 36, no 1. 2001, 2003
Folder 33	Swearing-in ceremony materials, 2001 Includes news coverage, oath of office, program, G. K. Butterfield's remarks.
Folder 34	News coverage, 2001-2002 Topics chiefly include G. K. Butterfield's appointment as a North Carolina Supreme Court Justice.
Folder 35	News coverage, 2002 Topics include redistricting challenges and the courts.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/3	News coverage, 2001 Topics include redistricting challenges and the courts.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/4	News coverage, 2001 Topics include G. K. Butterfield's appointment as a North Carolina Supreme Court Justice.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/5	News coverage, 2000-2002 Topics include re-segregation of schools in North Carolina; a re-sentencing death penalty case in which G. K. Butterfield wrote the majority opinion; and G. K. Butterfield's campaign fundraiser in May 2002.
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/38-48 PF-70106/38 PF-70106/39 PF-70106/40 PF-70106/41 PF-70106/42 PF-70106/43 PF-70106/44 PF-70106/45 PF-70106/46 PF-70106/47 PF-70106/48	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 200 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/49	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Dan Blue," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 200 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/50	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Sammie Chess," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/51	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Family," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/52	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Pat Fitch," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/53	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Henry E. Frye," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/54	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Fullwood," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/55	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Sam Gray," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/56	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Abe Jones," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/57	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Ola Lewis," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/58	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Quentin T. Sumner," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/59	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Webb," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/60	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Jim Wynn," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/61	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "The Boys," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images G.K. Butterfield, James Andrew Wynn Jr., Milton F. "Toby" Fitch.
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/62	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "Miscellaneous," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/63	Photographs: Swearing in ceremony, "!," 8 February 2001 Color photographic prints 15 images
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/64	Photographs: Portraits in courtroom, circa August 2001 Color photographic prints 8 images Includes images depicting all justices at the bench.
Videotape VT-70106/1	Supreme Court of North Carolina, Justice George Kenneth Butterfield Jr. swearing in ceremony, 8 February 2001 VHS
Digital Folder DF-70106/4	North Carolina Center for Voter Education, Butterfield comments from a press conference at Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, 2001
Museum Item MU-70106/145	Associate Justice G. K. Butterfield Jr. name plate

Expand/collapse G. K. Butterfield Political Campaign, 2003-2004, 2008(?)

About 200 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/6-9

OPF-70106/6

OPF-70106/7

OPF-70106/8

OPF-70106/9

News coverage, 2003-2004

News coverage in The Wilson Daily Times and The News and Observer of audit of Frank Balance that led to G. K. Butterfield challenging him in the First Congressional District race.

Folder 36

News coverage, 2004

Topics include G. K. Butterfield's campaign, as covered in The Wilson Daily Times, The Rocky Mount Telegram, and The Daily Advance.

Folder 37

Papers, 2003-2004

Printed emails and news articles relating to G. K. Butterfield's decision to run against incumbent Frank Ballance in North Carolina's first Congressional district.

Folder 38

Printed campaign materials, 2004, 2008(?)

Image Box 2

Image Folder PF-70106/65

G.K. Butterfield Political Campaign, 2003-2004, 2009-2010

Includes Rep. Butterfield on stage with others Color photographic prints

2 images

Image Box 2

Image Folder PF-70106/66

G.K. Butterfield Political Campaign, "Victory Night," 20 July 2004

Color photographic prints

40 images

Expand/collapse G. K. Butterfield Features, 1970s-2021

About 400 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/10	News coverage, 1980, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1998 Topics include voting rights, the death of G. K. Butterfield Sr., G. K. Butterfield Jr.'s service on the Wilson Board of Adjustment, the North Carolina Superior Court,
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/11	News coverage, 2001-2002 Topics include G. K. Butterfield's appointment to North Carolina Superior Court, September 11th, an oral history with him in Remembering Jim Crow by William Chafe.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/12	News coverage, 2003-2004 Topics include Darden Alumni Association, judicial reform, election of G. K. Butterfield to House of Representatives, efforts to name a post office for John Hervey Wheeler, a Black businessperson and civil rights activist.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/13	News coverage, 2005 Topics include reelection, Rosa Parks memorial service, congressional activities.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/14	News coverage, 2006 Topics include reelection, business and political relationship with Bermuda.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/15	News coverage, 2007-2009 Topics include health care plans, constituent events, Edward Kennedy's funeral.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/16	News coverage, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2020 Topics include the passage of Obamacare, Martin Luther King Jr. Day events, impeachment of Donald Trump, the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.
Folder 39	News coverage, 1980s-2020 Topics include elections and politics, awards, legislative work, the Frank Balance audit.
Folder 40-41 Folder 40 Folder 41	News coverage, 1970s-2020 Topics include elections and politics, awards, legislative work.
Folder 42-45 Folder 42 Folder 43 Folder 44 Folder 45	Events, Awards, and Recognition, 1981-2008 Resolutions, keynote speeches, birthday celebrations, service appreciation, including State of Alabama House of Representatives resolution recognizing G. K. Butterfield as the keynote speaker for the 2006 J.W. Darden Alumni Association Grand Reunion; certificate of appreciation from the Military Officers Association of America; Certificate of Congressional Recognition, by Sheila Jackson Lee, on the occasion of the 8th Annual Gospel Music Heritage Month Celebration; certificate of appreciation from the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People; Wilson Board of Directors of the Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC) of Wilson, N.C.; Bachelor of Hamburgerology from McDonald's Hamburger University; Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Fayetteville State University; Certificate of Appreciation from C.L.A.S.S. of Wilson, N.C.
Folder 46	Printed materials, 1971-2018 "Self Concepts of Black Children"; curriculum vitae for G. K. Butterfield; invitation to inauguration of President Jimmy Carter; legislative update for the 1st Congressional District of North Carolina; settlement statement for sale of home in Wilson, N.C.; copy of retirement check; remarks, an interview, and the program for St. Augustine's Founders' Day Convocation at which G. K. Butterfield was the keynote speaker.
Folder 47	Printed material, 2021 The Boule Journal of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Vernon Jordan on cover.
Folder 48	Letters, 1981-2020 and undated Includes printed email communications, letters of appreciation, birthday cards from children, certifications of election and congratulatory letters from Governor Michael Easley, Governor Andrew Cuomo, U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi.
Folder 208	Letters, 2019, 2021 Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Letters of appreciation (signed) from presidential candidate Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack and holiday greetings (signed) from Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
Folder 209	Letters from Barack Obama, 2010-2016 and undated Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Thank you notes (signed) for support during elections and issue campaigns, as well as birthday greetings (signed) for G. K. Butterfield.
Folder 49	Election ephemera, 2002-2020 Includes hang tags and flyers; floor passes for the 2004 Democratic National Convention.
Folder 50	Letters in Support of Judge G. K. Butterfield for United States District Judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina, 1997
Image Box 2 Image Folder PF-70106/67-71 PF-70106/67 PF-70106/68 PF-70106/69 PF-70106/70 PF-70106/71	Photographs, 2000s-2021 Color photographic prints 12 images Subjects depicted in images include election of 2018, Voting Rights Bill 2021, North Carolina Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives, Governor Andrew Cuomo
Digital Folder DF-70106/5	Higher Calling Baptist Church Martin Luther King Jr. Service, 2019
Digital Folder DF-70106/9	Elizabeth City State University 164th Commencement Ceremony, 13 May 2017
Digital Folder DF-70106/11	134th Founder's Day Celebration, 23 February 2019
Digital Folder DF-70106/12	Congressman G.K. Butterfield at Black Swamp Church of Christ, 17 February 2019
Museum Item MU-70106/142-144 MU-70106/142 MU-70106/143 MU-70106/144	"Butterfield for U.S. Congress" and "Re-elect Congressman Butterfield for U.S. Congress," bumper stickers
Museum Item MU-70106/165	1984 Democratic National Convention, San Francisco, Ca., delegate ribbon
Museum Item MU-70106/32	2012 Democratic National Convention, Charlotte, N.C., medal
Museum Item MU-70106/33	2012 Democratic National Convention button
Museum Item MU-70106/22	2020 Democratic National Convention delegate button
Museum Item MU-70106/25	2020 Democratic National Convention delegate lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/24	2020 Democratic National Convention button
Museum Item MU-70106/30	2020 Democratic National Convention "Milwaukee Across America" button
Museum Item MU-70106/42	2020 Democratic National Convention "Milwaukee is so rad," "Only a global pandemic could keep me away," "Visit Milwaukee" button
Museum Item MU-70106/61	D20 lapel pin
Folder 211	Quotations of Lyndon Baines Johnson Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Includes inscription to G. K. Butterfield.
Museum Item MU-70106/173	Lyndon Baines Johnson presidential ball point pen Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1
Museum Item MU-70106/174	Lyndon Baines Johnson lapel pin Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1
Museum Item MU-70106/175	Lyndon Baines Johnson one dollar coin Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1

Expand/collapse Miscellaneous Photographs, 1980s-2010s

About 400 items.

Image Box 2

Image Folder PF-70106/72-77

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Photographs: Miscellaneous events and locations, 1980s-2000s

Color photographic prints

350 images

Processing Note: Where possible, the archivist has grouped together unidentified images that appear to be from same event or era.

Includes images of G. K. Butterfield with different groups at a variety of events and locations. Subjects depicted include Governor Michael Easley and U.S. Senator John Edwards and President Jimmy Carter speaking to 1980 Opportunities Industrialization Center.

Image Box 3

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Photographs: Miscellaneous events and locations, 1980s-2000s

Color photographic prints

350 images

Processing Note: Where possible, the archivist has grouped together unidentified images that appear to be from same event or era.

Includes images of G. K. Butterfield with different groups at a variety of events and locations. Subjects depicted include N.C. Governor Jim Hunt, U.S. Senator John Edwards, Vice President Walter Mondale, Attorney General Janet Reno, Vice President Joseph Biden, U.S. Senator Robert Morgan, U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno, 2004 Democratic National Convention, 2008 Democratic National Convention. Also included are some images from birthday celebrations for G. K. Butterfield 1980s-2000s.

Image Box 5

Image Folder PF-70106/168

Photographs: Visitors to U.S. Capitol with G. K. Butterfield, circa 2000s

Color photographic prints

20 images

Image Box 5

Image Folder PF-70106/169

Photographs: G. K. Butterfield on House floor, circa 2010s

Color photographic prints

21 images

Images appear to be from 29 October 2015 election of Paul Ryan as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Image Box 5

Image Folder PF-70106/170

Photographs: Former staff and interns, circa 2000s

Color photographic prints

20 images

Includes images of G. K. Butterfield with former staff and interns.

Image Box 8

Image Folder PF-70106/171

Photographs: G. K. Butterfield with Sheila Jackson Lee, James Clyburn, and others

Color Photographic Print (framed)

1 Image

Expand/collapse Series 2. Black History, 1940s-2021.

About 1000 items.

Arrangement: by subject groups as created by and received from G. K. Butterfield.

Black Lawyers and Judges
Black History: Wilson, N.C.
Black History: North Carolina
Black History: United States

Expand/collapse Black Lawyers and Judges, 1980-2018

About 500 items.

Folder 51	Chronicle of Black Lawyers in North Carolina, Volume 1: The Pioneers, 1865-1950, 1981; Volume 2 (1981): Civil Rights Pioneers, 1950-1970, 1984
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/17	News coverage, 1988-2020 Topics include G. K. Butterfield's election to Superior Court, Wilmington massacre and coup of 1898, Representative Frank Ballance, death of Greenville attorney and judicial candidate Earl T. Brown, death of Judge Ola Lewis
Folder 52-53 Folder 52 Folder 53	News coverage, 1980s-2000s
Folder 54	Newsletters, 1985-2001 Chiefly North Carolina Association of Black Lawyers, 1985-2002; A Brief Recess, 2001; New Horizons, 2000.
Folder 55	Campaign ephemera James A. Wynn Jr., Abe Jones, Willie E. Gary, Cheri Beasley, Frank Ballance, Henry E. Frye, Eva Clayton, Rickye McKoy-Mitchell, Patricia Timmons-Goodson, Paul L. Jones.
Folder 56	Remarks and prepared statements, 1980-1983, 1990, 1995, 2011-2012
Folder 57	Events, 1981-2019 Includes invitations, funeral services, investitures, swearing-in ceremonies, annual meetings, fundraising, and banquets.
Folder 210	Events, 2021 Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Judge A. Leon Stanback Jr. Legal Clinic Conference Room Naming at North Carolina Central University School of Law.
Folder 58	North Carolina Legislative Black Caucus, 1984-1986
Folder 59	Printed material, 2001-2004 Of Counsel, North Carolina Association of Black Lawyers Foundation, Journal of North Carolina State Bar, North Carolina Central University School of Law.
Folder 60	Printed material, undated "Harvey Beech Speaks," a packet of materials with articles, maps, and data relating to judicial districts, judicial elections, and judges.
Folder 61	Printed materials, 2006-2012 Of Counsel, Eastern North Carolina Woman, Spectacular.
Folder 62	Printed materials, 2013-2018 NCCU Now, Roanoke Valley Woman, Of Counsel, North Carolina Lawyer.
Folder 63	Correspondence, 1980-2017 Includes emails, with endorsements from the North Carolina Association of Black Lawyers for judicial appointments, notes of appreciation and thanks, James Andrew Wynn Jr. Also includes an amicus curiae brief filed by the North Carolina Association of Black Lawyers in the U.S. Supreme Court for Goldsboro Christian Schools, Inc. v. United States of America and Bob Jones University v. United States of America.
Folder 64	James Andrew Wynn Jr., 2007-2015 Includes photo book of investiture on 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in 2009, an article about the 13th Amendment at its 150th anniversary, and published profiles about Wynn. See also correspondence.
Image Box 3 Image Folder PF-70106/115	Photographs:N.C. Association of Black Lawyers event for Judge Matthew Perry Jr., circa 1980s Black-and-white photographic prints 4 images Includes images of Butterfield with Judge Matthew Perry, Professor Charles Daye, Floyd McKissick, Jean Farmer-Butterfield, K. Webb.
Image Box 3 Image Folder PF-70106/116	Photographs: N.C. Association of Black Lawyers Fall Meeting, 16 October 1993 Color photographic prints 20 images Includes Judges Richard C. Erwin, Henry E. Frye, Clifton E. Johnson, James A. Wynn Jr., Ernest B. Fullwood, Cy A. Grant, Sr., Orlando F. Hudson Jr., A. Leon Stanback Jr., James A. Wynn Jr., James A. Beaty Jr., Jacqueline Morris Goodson, Roland H. Hayes, Paul A. Hardison, Michael Rivers Morgan, Sammie Chess.
Image Box 3 Image Folder PF-70106/117	Photographs: Portraits, circa 1970s-1980s Color photographic prints 20 images Official portraits of Black judges in judicial robes; some images are identified and have "biographical sketches" on verso. Subjects include Stafford Bullock, Wake Co.; George Green, Wake Co.; Ron Barbee, Guilford Co.; Karen Shields; Ramseur and J. Kenneth Lee (attorney), Gaston Co.; Sammie Chess, High Point; Elreta Alexander Ralston; Judge Clifton L. Johnson, Fayetteville; Arthur Lane; William K. (Pete) Hunter, High Point; Herbert Richardson, Robeson Co.; T. Michael Todd.
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/118-133 PF-70106/118 PF-70106/119 PF-70106/120 PF-70106/121 PF-70106/122 PF-70106/123 PF-70106/124 PF-70106/125 PF-70106/126 PF-70106/127 PF-70106/128 PF-70106/129 PF-70106/130 PF-70106/131 PF-70106/132 PF-70106/133	Photographs: Miscellaneous, circa 1980s-2000s Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 350 images Processing Note: Where possible, the archivist has grouped together images that appear to be from same event or era. Includes images of images of Black lawyers and judges at a variety of unidentified events and locations. Subjects include North Carolina Central University Law School Alumni events, G.K. Butterfield, Judge James A. Wynn, Judge Cheri Beasley, Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr., Judge S. Quon Bridges, Judge Michael Rivers, T.T. Clayton, Frank W. Ballance Jr., John Henry Backs (?); Ernest B. Fullwood; Ola Lewis; Quinton Sumner; James Andrew Wynn Jr., Milton F. "Toby" Fitch.
Digital Folder DF-70106/13	Black Judges
Digital Folder DF-70106/14	Black Judges 1st Judicial Division, 2007
Digital Folder DF-70106/15	Swearing in Ceremony of Judge Quon Bridges, 12 October 2007 Vance County Court House, Henderson, N.C.
Digital Folder DF-70106/17	Honorable Paul L. Jones, Senior Resident Superior Court Judge, 1999-2016

Expand/collapse Black History: Wilson, N.C., 1942-2020

About 200 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/18	Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr., 2018 Topics include the jurist's campaign for N.C. Senate seat.
Folder 65	Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr., 1984-2018 Includes newspaper articles about Representative Fitch: program for a special tribute event for House Majority Leader of General Assembly in 1994 at the Darden Alumni Building; event for Fitch when he served in the N.C. House District 70; appointment by Governor Roy Cooper as a member of N.C. Senate in 2017.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/19	Trojan Journal, 1942
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/20	News coverage 1984, 1992, 1995 Topics include administration of oaths of office, new police chief, electricity in 1882, Black history lesson for younger readers.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/21	News coverage, 29 April 1999 Topics include a look back on 150 years of Wilson history by The Wilson Daily Times.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/22-26	News coverage, 2000-2017 Topics include politics; masons; elections of Jean Farmer-Butterfield, Calvin Woodard, and Carlton Stevens; the death of Howard Jones, the founder of Opportunities Industrialization Center; other politicians and well-known members of the African American community in Wilson; Thomas Purdie, who received a replacement Silver Star for service in Vietnam; and release from prison of Charles Ray Finch whose conviction was overturned.
Folder 66-67 Folder 66 Folder 67	News coverage, 1986-2013
Folder 68	Celebratory events, 1999-2011 Programs for St. John African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church: A Living Legend Banquet; Speight High School Alumni Association Annual Banquet and Scholarship Fund Drive; 1st Annual Trojan Athletic Salute Heritage Celebration Banquet; Wilson Branch NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet.
Folder 69	Celebratory events, 1992-2021 Programs, fliers recognizing anniversaries, memorials, and other events, including the Silver Star medal for Staff Sergeant Thomas Purdie re-presented by G. K. Butterfield; a celebration of the life of Dr. G. K. Butterfield (1900-1995); a Clinton-Gore campaign visit; Oliver Nestus Freeman Round House; St. John Unity Choir 20th Anniversary Concert; St. John A.M.E. Zion Church Sesquicentennial Celebration; Men's Civic Club of Wilson Community-wide Black History Month Program; The Links Inc. Wilson-Rocky Mount-Tarboro Chapter; Opportunities Industrialization Centers (OIC) of Wilson Inc.; Leventon Chapel Original Free Will Baptist Church, Oath of Office for Wilson public servants, with remarks by G. K. Butterfield. Others mentioned include Monte Vick, Herbert O. Reid Sr., Reverend Talmage Adam Watkins, Addie Scipio Hagans, Boisey O. Barnes, Howard Jones, Samuel Hiran Vick, Sallie B. Howard, Grace Whitehead Artis, Willie R. Williams.
Folder 70	Elections, 1984-2016 Includes campaign ephemera, list of unsuccessful Black candidates for political office, remarks for nomination of Frank E. Emory Sr. to serve another term as chair of the Wilson County Board of Commissioners, sample ballot for Wilson county, N.C., 2016
Folder 71	Letters, 2000s Chiefly thank you letters; also includes a printed email with family history of Thomas Hedgepeth (d. 2003).
Folder 72	Printed materials, 1946-2012 Charter for the Wilson County Credit Union, 1946; The St. Augustine's Players Presents Craig's Wife, a Drama by George Kelly, 1952; Negro History Week Observance, 10 February 1957; 96th Annual Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Prince Hall F. & A.M., 1966; Legal Defense Fund publication profiling efforts of G. K. Butterfield and others to challenge the Wilson County Board of Commissioners to achieve effective participation for Black voters; Jones Elementary School Yearbook, 2011-2012
Folder 73	History materials, 1990s-2000s City of Wilson's 150th Anniversary Report, 1849-1999; Black History Reflections presented by G. K. Butterfield to Jackson Chapel First Baptist Church; history of East Wilson Historic District; information about Vick cemetery, deeded to Samuel H. Vick to the City of Wilson in 1913; Wilson County Report, 1995; 1890 census information about Black teachers and students.
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/134	Photographs: Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr.: Swearing in ceremony, circa 1980s Color photographic prints 36 images Images include Fitch being sworn in by Judge G. K. Butterfield.
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/135	Photographs: N.C. Representative Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr. and U.S. Representative G. K. Butterfield, circa 2000s Color photographic print 1 image
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/136	Photographs: Cora Fitch: Swearing in as Wilson County Commissioner, circa 1986 Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 4 images Images include Charles Barnes, Josephine Edwards, Frank Emory, Cora Fitch, Raeford Flowers, Preston Harrell, Robert Vick being sworn in as Wilson County Commissioners by Judge Albert Thomas.
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/137-143 PF-70106/137 PF-70106/138 PF-70106/139 PF-70106/140 PF-70106/141 PF-70106/142 PF-70106/143	Photographs: Miscellaneous, circa 1980s-2000s Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 10 images Images include Rep. Butterfield.
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/144-145 PF-70106/144 PF-70106/145	Photographs: Miscellaneous, circa 1980s-2000s Color photographic prints 6 images Images of individuals do not include G. K. Butterfield.
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/146	Photographs: Miscellaneous, circa 1950s-2000s Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 10 images A majority of the images are not identified and depict people and locations in Wilson, N.C. Subjects depicted in images include Black city alderman circa 1950s, Mrs. Sallie Baldwin Howard, Sallie Barbour School.
Digital Folder DF-70106/6	Celebration of Life, the Honorable Bobbie D. Jones, 02 April 1018
Digital Folder DF-70106/10	Black History Month Celebration, 16 February 2018 "Silence Is Not an Option, Attorney Anita Earls for NC Supreme Court."
Museum Item MU-70106/15	Anita Earls for North Carolina Supreme Court button
Museum Item MU-70106/16	"Re-elect Judge Jim Wynn for North Carolina Court of Appeals" button
Museum Item MU-70106/17	"Vote Judge Hinton" button
Audiocassette C-70106/2	John W. Jones, 4 April 2003 Audiocassette

Expand/collapse Black History: North Carolina, 1940s-2021

About 200 items.

Folder 74	Reports, 1981 1972, 1981 "Barriers to Black Political Participation in North Carolina" by William H. Towe; "Voter Education Project, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.," 1972; "Princeville: A Black Town in North Carolina, 1865-1881" by Joe Mobley.
Folder 75	Reports, 2011 2003, 2009, 2011 "African Americans in Edgecombe County From Slavery to Freedom to Jim Crow: A Chronology 1860-1901 compiled by Phoenix Historical Society," 2003; "The Rosenwald School Program: The Contributions of Cary Pittman and the African American Community to The Rosenwald School Construction Project: The Allen Grove-Rosenwald School, Halifax, N.C.," 2009; "Multiple Fronts: The Struggle for Black Educational and Political Equality in Wilson, North Carolina, 1941-1953" by Charles W. McKinney Jr.
Folder 76	Celebratory events, 1990-2005 Annual Conference of the North Carolina Black Leadership Caucus; Fike High School Commencement, Wilson, N.C.; Phoenix Historical Society 2003 Tour of African American Sites in Tarboro, N.C.; Weldon-Halifax Community Center Community Service Award Banquet; Dedication Ceremony of the George Henry White Post Office, Tarboro, N.C.
Folder 77	Celebratory events, 2007-2012 Mary Potter High School Reunion; Elizabeth City State University Founders Day Scholarship Gala (2007, 2009); North Carolina Association of Black High School Alumni Dinner/Dance; United States Colored Troops Symposium; Freedom Fund Banquet.
Folder 78	Celebratory events, 2015-2016 Shaw University Commencement: 150 Years (includes textiles); Anniversary and Homecoming Celebration of First African Baptist Church, Goldsboro, N.C.; Abolition Day: A Celebration of Freedom Commemorating 150 Years of the 13th Amendment Abolishing Slavery, hosted by the Berean Community Center, Inc.; Durham Civil Rights Workers Reunion Committee; U.S. Congressman George Henry White Day Banquet.
Folder 79	Celebratory events, 2017-2021 International Civil Rights Center and Museum Annual Fundraising Gala; State v. Will, North Carolina Highway Historical Marker Dedication; Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People Founders' Banquet (2016, 2021).
Folder 80	Celebratory events, 2001-2021 Governor James B. Hunt Highway Dedication; Swearing-In Ceremony of Judge Teresa Raquel Robinson Freeman; Celebrating Dr. E. Lavonia Ingram Allison, Chair of the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People; Administration of the Oath of Office to Scott J. Parker as United States Marshal for the Eastern District of North Carolina; retirement of Reverend Lacy R. Joyner, First Baptist Church, Oxford, N.C.; Investiture Ceremony of Dr. Everett Blair Ward, President of Saint Augustine's University; Oath of Office administered to Clarence F. Birkhead as Sheriff of Durham County, N.C.; obituary for Howard Clement (1934-2016); Inaugural Ceremonies invitation for Roy Cooper, Governor of North Carolina; Dr. John Hope Franklin Highway Dedication Ceremony; Anna Easter Brown (1879-1957) North Carolina Historical Marker Unveiling Ceremony; Sarah Keys Evans' Plaza Ribbon Cutting and Unveiling Program; Birthday of Jean Farmer-Butterfield; Installation Ceremonies and Oath of Office of Frank W. Ballance Jr.
Folder 81	Election campaign ephemera
Folder 82	Touchstone by Linda Eatmon-Jones, a collection of essays of the works and service of Earle Francis Jones
Folder 83	Printed material Includes 2017 Heritage Calendar Celebrating the North Carolina African American Experience; Soaring on the Legacy: A Concise History of North Carolina Central University; 2008 and 2009 Annual Reports of North Carolina Mutual; promotional material for a traveling exhibit on The Palmer Institute: An African American Preparatory School in Sedalia, North Carolina; photocopy of The National Encyclopedia of the Colored Race.
Folder 84	News coverage, 1940s-2010s
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/27	News coverage, 1989-2001 Topics include dentist Clifford Bell Jones, racial bias in country clubs, election of Bill Clinton, Shaw's Leonard Medical School, overview of Black history in North Carolina, political career of Wilson County native James B. Hunt, "Recollections of My Slavery Days" by William Henry Singleton, N.C. Senator Frank Ballance running for U.S. House seat.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/28	News coverage, 2003-2020 Topics include Wilson politicians, George Henry White Day, death of Durham civic leader Howard Clement, death of civic leader Andrea Harris.
Folder 85	News Articles of Historical Facts, 1991, 1993
Folder 86	Otis Jackson, et al. v. Nash County, 1986
Folder 87	Johnny Gets Educated, undated
Videotape VT-70106/3	A Salute to the Honorable, George Henry White dedication ceremony with the honorable G. K. Butterfield, The George Henry White Post Office, 26 February 2005 VHS
Digital Folder DF-70106/2	Civil War Reenactment Celebration, New Bern, 08 May 2010
Digital Folder DF-70106/3	114th Birthday Celebration, New Bern, 08 May 2010
Digital Folder DF-70106/16	Honoring our African-American Former Justices, 2004 Library use only. Contact wilsonlibrary@unc.edu to discuss access options.
Digital Folder DF-70106/18	C.S. Brown Founder's Day, The Quasiquicentennial Celebration, 27 March 2011 First Baptist Church, Winton, N.C.
Digital Folder DF-70106/21	George Henry White: American Phoenix Library use only. Contact wilsonlibrary@unc.edu to discuss access options.
Museum Item MU-70106/148	"150 Years Shaw University, 1865-2015" hood

Expand/collapse Black History: United States, 1972-2020

About 100 items.

Folder 88

The 1619 Project, The New York Times Magazine, 18 August 2019

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/29

"The 1619 Project," The New York Times Magazine, 18 August 2019

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/30

Poster commemorating "40 Acres and a Mule: Historic Meeting in Savannah, Georgia, January 12, 1865"

Folder 89

"U.S. Special Report, Southern Regional Council, Inc.: Events at Orangeburg: A report based on study and interviews in Orangeburg, South Carolina, in the aftermath of tragedy," by Pat Watters and Weldon Rougeau, 1968

Includes a duplicate copy

Folder 90

Dedications and memorials, 2011, 2013, 2019

Includes dedication of Martin Luther King Jr. memorial and observance of 50th anniversary of assassination and 90th birthday of Martin Luther King Jr.; ticket to swearing in ceremony for Anthony Foxx as Secretary of Transportation; and funeral program for George Perry Floyd Jr.

Folder 91

Copies of H.R.7573, a bill to direct the architect of the Capitol to replace the bust of Roger Brooke Taney with a bust of Thurgood Marshall and to remove statues of all individuals who voluntarily served in the Confederate States of America from display in the Capitol, 2020

Folder 92

U.S.P.S. stamps depicting African Americans and African American history

Folder 93

Copy of eulogy given by Barack Obama at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, S.C., 17 June 2015

Folder 94

"Statement by the African-American Faculty of the UNC School of Law Regarding the Visit of Justice Clarence Thomas," 2002

Folder 95

News coverage, 1972, 1988, 1994

Topics include the death of Adam Clayton Powell; the election of Nelson Mandela as president of South Africa in 1994; commentary on Jesse Jackson and the National Rainbow Coalition and on Jackson's speech reflecting on the commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/31-32

OPF-70106/31

OPF-70106/32

News coverage, September-October, 2001

Topics include 9/11 and lead up to war in Afghanistan in The Wilson Daily Times, The News and Observer.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/33

News coverage, 1982, 1988, 2000, 2017, 2020

Topics include the passage of 1982 Voting Rights Act in The Washington Afro-American; campaign insert for Jesse Jackson for president in 1988; 1 January 2000 front page of the News and Observer; autographed coverage of Doug Jones winning a Senate seat in Alabama in 2017 in The Washington Post; coverage of Donald Trump's acquittal in February 2020 in The Washington Post.

Image Box 4

Image Folder PF-70106/147

Photographs: Miscellaneous, circa 1900s-1920s

Black-and-white photographic prints

2 images

Copy images of group of Black men circa 1900s and a Black boy near a segregated water fountain circa 1920s.

Expand/collapse Series 3. Politics, 1977-2021.

About 1000 items.

Arrangement: by subject groups as created by and received from G. K. Butterfield.

Congressional Black Caucus
Jesse Jackson
John Lewis
Voting Rights Act Extension
Barack Obama Campaign, Inauguration, Era
Hillary Clinton Campaign
Donald Trump Era and Impeachment
Joseph Biden Campaign

Expand/collapse Congressional Black Caucus, 1977-2021

About 400 items.

Folder 96	State of the Union Addresses, 2005-2008
Folder 97	95th Congress, 1977-1979 "Black Americans in Congress 1870-1977."
Folder 98	98th Congress, 1982-1983 "12th Annal Congressional Black Caucus' Legislative Workshops Guide."
	98th Congress, 1981-1983 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc.: "The Black Agenda for the Eighties: Toward Economic and Political Empowerment, Thirteenth Annual Legislative Weekend."
Folder 99	103rd Congress, 1991-1993 Ceremonial swearing in ticket and program.
Folder 100	110th Congress, 2007-2009 "Continuing the Legacy: A Salute to the Congressional Black Caucus of the 110th Congress"; "A Tribute to Our Sisters: Images of the 110th Congress."
Folder 101	111th Congress, 2009-2011 "Dear Representative Shirley Chisholm…AVOICE Issue Forum Honoring Her Historic Leadership"; "Congressional Black Caucus Profile for the 111th Congress."
Folder 102	112th Congress, 2011-2013 Congressional Pictorial Directory.
Folder 103	112th Congress, 2011-2013 Congressional Black Caucus 112th Congress Report.
Folder 104	113th Congress, 2013-2015 113th Congress Outlook, 2013 Year in Review, Congressional Black Caucus 113th Congress in Review.
Folder 105	114th Congress, 2015-2017 Welcome letter.
Folder 106	116th Congress, 2019-2021 2019-2020 Congressional Black Caucus Year-End Report 116th Congress.
Folder 107	Letters to G. K. Butterfield from Congressional colleagues, 2004-2021 congratulatory letter from Eva M. Clayton, 2004 letter from Jim Clyburn seeking support for election as the Democratic Caucus chair, 2005 personal thank you letter from Charles B. Rangel, 2010 thank you letter from Cedric L. Richmond for Butterfield's leadership as chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, 2017 invitation to a White House meeting for the Congressional Black Caucus leadership from Omarosa Manigault, 2017 letter of thanks from Barbara Lee, 2019 personal letter of thanks from David Scott, 2020 letter of thanks and birthday message from Nancy Pelosi, 2021 recognition from Hakeem Jeffries of Butterfield's perfect attendance at virtual Caucus meetings, 2020 personal thank you letters from Alcee L. Hastings and Steve Scalise, undated holiday card from Carolyn C. Kipetik (?), undated letter from Butterfield to Artur Davis regarding support for Butterfield's election to Secretary of the Congressional Black Caucus letter to Dick Durbin from the Congressional Black Caucus leadership regarding the blue slip practice for judicial nominations of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 2021
Folder 108-109 Folder 108 Folder 109	Event invitations, programs, and tickets, 2004-2021 2004 Congressional Holiday Ball at the White House Annual Prayer Breakfast Gospel Extravaganza Congressional Black Caucus Black History Month 2009 African American Members of Congress During the Reconstruction Period: A Historical Symposium; the Ceremonial Swearing in of the Congressional Black Congress of the 110th, 111th, 112th, 113th, 114th, 116th Congresses Prayer service for the 110th Congress Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony in honor of the Tuskegee Airmen Congressional Black Caucus Members in Memoriam Portrait Unveiling Reception for Chairman Edolphus Towns Swearing-In Ceremony for the Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency in 2014 50 Years and Beyond: The Dream Marches On: A Congressional Panel; Congressional Commemoration in honor of the 150th Anniversary of the Ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment Southern Youth Leadership Development Institute Awards Gala Congressional Reception Honoring Representative Charles B. Rangel Celebrating 46 Years of Service in the U.S. Congress Congressional Picnic at the White House Congressional ceremony to honor the life and legacy of the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. as it marks the fiftieth anniversary of his assassination, signed by John Lewis Celebration of the Life of the Honorable Dorothy Louise McIntosh Slaughter Celebration of the life of the Honorable Alcee L. Hastings; National Black Leadership Summit: An Emergency Convening; Democratic Party Presidential Candidate Pre-Debate Dinner Poem tribute to Stephanie Tubbs Jones following her memorial service Opening session of the 116th Congress Celebration of the Life, Legacy, and Values of Nelson R. Mandela At the Bridge: the 15th Annual Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage; Presidential Inauguration motorcade placard issued by the Secret Service
Folder 212	Event invitations, programs, and tickets, 2021 Acquisitions Information: Accession 20220913.1 Invitation to the 50th anniversary of the Congressional Black Caucus celebration at the residence of Vice President Kamala Harris, 2021
Folder 110	Printed materials H.Res. 320 Amicus Curiae: A resolution to honor the life and achievements of John Hope Franklin.
Folder 111	Printed materials Includes The Black Agenda: Unleashing Our Power: 37th Annual Legislative Conference; At the Bridge: 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday Commemorative Briefing Book; Building On Our Progress, 114th Congress.
Folder 112-113 Folder 112 Folder 113	Printed materials Includes New York Times Magazine on the impeachment trial of Donald Trump (signed), Congressional Black Caucus Foundation News (signed), National Journal, POZ, Frequency, and Savoy, with articles highlighting the collective work and some individual members of the Congressional Black Congress.
Folder 114	Printed materials, 1971-2011 Includes Civil Rights: Fifty Years Forward; Official Portrait of Congressman Joseph H. Rainey; The West Wing pamphlet, Rosa Parks: A Summary Booklet by Edward J. Farrell; The Conscience of the Congress: How the Congressional Black Congress Changed America: 40 Years
Folder 115	Printed material, 2018 H.Res. 705, impeaching Donald J. Trump.
Folder 116	Printed material Oversize reprints of proclamation of National African American History Month, 2009; H.R.431, to award a Congressional Gold Medal to the Foot Soldiers who participated in Bloody Sunday, Turnaround Tuesday, or the final Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March in March of 1965, which served as a catalyst for the Voting Rights Act of 1965; H.R. 5039 to designate the Eva Holtzman Post Office in Ridgeway, N.C.; H.J.Res 120 to approve the location of a memorial to commemorate the more than 5,000 slaves and free Black persons who fought for independence in the American Revolution; H.R. 3353 to designate the George Henry White Post Office Building in Tarboro, N.C.; H.R. 2715 to provide Consumer Product Safety Commission with greater authority and discretion in enforcing consumer product safety laws; H.R. 1319 to provide reconciliation to title of American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
Folder 117	Memorial materials for Stephanie Tubbs Jones (1949-2008), 2008 See events file for additional materials.
Folder 118	News coverage of G. K. Butterfield's election to leadership position of Congressional Black Caucus, 2014-2015
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/34-36 OPF-70106/34 OPF-70106/35 OPF-70106/36	News coverage, 2005-2008 Topics include the memorial services for Rosa Parks, Coretta Scott King, and Stephanie Tubbs Jones; Black lawmakers; Voting Rights Act; and other topics in The Detroit News, The Plain Dealer, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Roll Call, The News and Observer, Politico (autographed by Jaime Harrison, the Floor Director and Counsel to Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.)).
Digital Folder DF-70106/19	Selma: The Bridge to the Ballot Library use only. Contact wilsonlibrary@unc.edu to discuss access options.
Museum Item MU-70106/137-138 MU-70106/137 MU-70106/138	Congressional Black Caucus face masks
Museum Item MU-70106/159	"Selma to Montgomery March, The Dream Marches On" 50th anniversary, 1965-2015 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/161	Congressional Black Caucus lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/149	NYSE Closing Bell Ceremony honoring the Congressional Black Caucus, 17 July 2015, nametag
Museum Item MU-70106/154	STJ Our Friend button
Museum Item MU-70106/129	Congressional Black Caucus Institute, Denver Guest 2008, necklace
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/148	Photographs: U.S. House floor: circa 2000s Color photographic prints 30 images G. K. Butterfield with members at events and on U.S. House floor (includes screen shots).
Image Box 4 Image Folder PF-70106/149	Photographs: U.S. House floor: circa 2000s Color photographic prints 40 images G. K. Butterfield with members at events and on U.S. House floor (includes screen shots).
Image Box 7 Image Folder PA-70106/2	Photographs: Congressional Black Caucus Fund event, circa 2004 Color photographic prints 125 images G. K. Butterfield included in most images.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/199	Photographs: Congressional Black Caucus Foundation AVOICE Awards Ceremony, 2018 Color photographic prints 4 images Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Collage of photographs of G. K. Butterfield and Colin Powell. See also DF-70106/107 General Colin Powell.

Expand/collapse Jesse Jackson, 1983-2006

6 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/37

Printed materials, 1983, 1988, 1992, 2006

Op ed in the Washington Post, "Hey, You Democrats: We'll All Benefit if a Black Runs for President": two sections of the Atlanta Constitution, 20 July 1988, covering Jesse Jackson at the Democratic National Convention; autographed reprint of text of Jackson's speech at the 1992 Democratic National Convention; section of Washington Post, 14 November 2006, covering groundbreaking for memorial for Martin Luther King Jr. on the National Mall.

Museum Item MU-70106/118

Jesse Jackson Democratic National Convention 1984, lapel pin

Expand/collapse John Lewis, 2015-2020

About 100 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/38	News coverage, 2015 News coverage of the fiftieth anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march in The Montgomery Advertiser, USA Today, and The Washington Post. Two copies of The Montgomery Advertiser for 8 March 2015 are signed by John Lewis.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/39-40 OPF-70106/39 OPF-70106/40	News coverage, 2020 News coverage of the death of John Lewis in The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Hill, Roll Call, and Politico.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/41	John Lewis's Final Address to the House Democratic Caucus, 2020
Folder 119	Printed material "A Tribute to Congressman John Lewis: Get In The Way: The Journey of John Lewis" (2016) by Early Light Productions; CODEL (Congressional Delegation) invitation and instructions for trip to attend the funeral services for John Lewis in Atlanta, Ga., 30 July 2020; program and ticket to A Ceremony Preceding the Lying in State of the Honorable John Robert Lewis; handwritten note from Steny Hoyer with photograph of John Lewis lying in state, taken by Jacob Trauberman; signed letter from Nancy Pelosi, thanking G. K. Butterfield for attending the christening of the USS John Lewis; TIME tribute to John Lewis, 1940-2020; commemorative book mark honoring John Lewis.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/150	Photographs, circa 2005-2019 Color photographic prints / Printouts 16 images Images taken by G. K. Butterfield.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/151	Photographs: Edmund Pettus Bridge Selma, Ala., 2005 Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 2 images Image includes John Lewis, Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, G. K. Butterfield.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/152	Photographs: Clementa Pinckney funeral, Charleston, S.C., 26 June 2015 Color photographic prints 4 images Images include John Lewis, Chris Van Hollen, Xavier Becerra, Elijah Cummings, David Price, G. K. Butterfield,
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/153	Photographs: Memorials, July 2020, Color photographic prints 19 images Lying in State.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/154	Photographs: Memorials, July 2020, Color photographic prints 30 images House floor.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/155	Photographs: Memorials, July 2020, Color photographic prints 10 images Edmund Pettus Bridge Selma, Ala.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/156	Photographs: Memorials, July 2020, Color photographic prints 10 images Black Caucus Members.
Museum Item MU-70106/139	"Good trouble" face mask
Museum Item MU-70106/155	"I Support H.R. 4," "#RestoreTheVote" "The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act" button
Museum Item MU-70106/162	"John Lewis, Keep the Faith" lapel pin

Expand/collapse Voting Rights Act Extension, 2006

About 25 items.

Folder 120	H.R. 9, To amend the Voting Rights Act of 1965, 2006 Signed by John Lewis, Nancy Pelosi, James Clyburn, John Conyers, et al.
Folder 121	H.R. 9: Fannie Lou Hamer, Rosa Parks, and Coretta Scott King Voting Rights Act Reauthorization and Amendments Act of 2006
Folder 122	Congressional Record, vol. 152, no. 91, 2006
Folder 123	Voting Rights Act Extension, 2006 Signed statement in support of the reauthorization act and amendments on the floor of Congress by G. K. Butterfield and related news coverage in The Wilson Daily Times; talking points for Gohmert Amendment to H.R. 9; talking points for voting "no" on all amendments to H.R. 9, signed by Steny H. Hoyer, Democratic whip; news coverage of Senate vote in The Washington Post; roll call of votes in the House; "The VRA Today: Why America Still Needs the Voting Rights Act," published by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU); news coverage of President George W. Bush signing the voting rights act extension into law.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/157	Photographs: Voting Rights Act Extension, 2006 Color photographic prints and printouts 5 images Includes images taken at Rose Garden signing ceremony.
Image Box 10 Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-70106/158	Photographs: Voting Rights Act Extension, 2006 Color photographic print 1 image Image taken at Rose Garden signing ceremony.

Expand/collapse Barack Obama Campaign, Inauguration, Era, 2008-2017

About 300 items.

Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/159-160 PF-70106/159 PF-70106/160	Photographs: Campaign, 2008, 2012 Color photographic prints 20 images Includes images of President Obama campaigning for president in Wilson, N.C., and other North Carolina locations during 2008 and 2012 campaigns.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/161-162 PF-70106/161 PF-70106/162	Photographs: Inauguration, 2009, 2013 Color photographic prints 120 images Many images were taken by Rep. Butterfield.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/16164	Photographs: Miscellaneous, 2008-2016 Color photographic prints / Printouts 23 images Many images taken by G. K. Butterfield.
Folder 124	Printed materials, 2008 Includes flyers, Democratic Party voting guides, and a program for the 2008 Presidential Debates.
Folder 125-126 Folder 125 Folder 126	Printed materials, 2008, 2016, 2017 New York Times Magazine on "The Obama Recovery" after the 2008 recession; Ebony magazine "Hail to the Chief: Saluting Eight Years of Excellence"; The American Journey of Barack Obama (Life Books, 2008).
Folder 127	Printed materials, 2008 News coverage of an Obama rally in Wilson, N.C., in October 2008, and a flyer for an election night victory celebration for G. K. Butterfield at Sylvia's Family Restaurant in Wilson, N.C.
Folder 128	Democratic National Convention tickets, 2008-2009
Folder 129	Speeches, 2008-2009 Copies of Obama's speech "We the People, in Order to Form a More Perfect Union," at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia in March 2008, and his inaugural address.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/42	Speeches, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017 Reproductions of speeches by Obama on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, the 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery marches, the eulogy for the Honorable Reverend Clementa Pinckney, and Obama's farewell address. Also includes proclamation of National African American History Month in 2016.
Folder 130-133 Folder 130 Folder 131 Folder 132 Folder 133	News coverage News coverage in magazines that include the NBA (the National Bar Association Magazine), the National Journal, Newsweek, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation News, Time, and Ebony.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/43-51	News coverage, 2008 Topics include the primary election, including G. K. Butterfield's call for clarification of Hillary Clinton's comments about her experience in Bosnia in 1996; the general election; and President Barack Obama's inauguration and first days in office.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/52-53	News coverage, 2012 Topics include re-election.
Folder 134	Commemorative editions The American Journey of Barack Obama from Boyhood to the White House; President Barack Obama; and Obama: The 44th President of the United States.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/54	Political ephemera, 2008 Campaign doorknob hang tags and cardboard signs.
Folder 135	Political ephemera, 2008 Includes campaign printed material, including a hand-held fan; reproduction of Obama's 18 March 2008 speech in Philadelphia; Democratic National Convention materials, including a copy of Bill Clinton's speech; an introduction speech by G. K. Butterfield for Obama at E. T. Beddington High School in Wilson, N.C., 28 April 2008;
Museum Item MU-70106/168	Political ephemera, 2008: Hand-held fan Cardstock on flat wooden handle with bulbous sides, square with curved corners, black with white text, "Barack Obama / for President 2008" at top, over grayscale image of Obama speaking into microphone and thumbs up, back is same.
Folder 136	Political ephemera, 2012 Includes floor passes.
Folder 137	Invitation to inaugural ceremonies, 1993
Folder 138	Inauguration ceremonies materials, 2009 Also includes and invitation to a White House reception on 4 February 2009 and the program for the Congressional Tribute: The Celebration of the Lincoln Bicentennial, 12 February 2009.
Folder 139	Invitations to the inaugural ceremonies, 2009
Folder 140	Invitations to the inaugural ceremonies, 2013
Folder 141	Invitations to the inaugural ceremonies, 2017
Folder 142	Keep the Dream 16 month calendar by James Hickman, 2013
Folder 143	State of the Union addresses, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016 2009 and 2016 addresses are signed by President Barack Obama.
Digital Folder DF-70106/20	Believe: the Barack Obama Story Library use only. Contact wilsonlibrary@unc.edu to discuss access options.
Museum Item MU-70106/140	Commemorative license plates depicting Biden, Obama, Butterfield, and an unidentified man By Louis Thomas III. Artist signature by Louis Thomas III, 2009.
Museum Item MU-70106/102	Commemorative lapel pin from 2005
Museum Item MU-70106/156-157 MU-70106/156 MU-70106/157	Commemorative lapel pins from 2009, 2013 inaugurations
Museum Item MU-70106/147	U.S. flag flown over the House of Representatives in honor of inauguration of President Barack Obama Includes accompanying explanatory letter signed by Nancy Pelosi: "In recognition of the inauguration of the 44th President of the United State, Barack Obama, please accept this flag, flown over the House of Representatives, on Tuesday, January 20, 2009 ...." There is also a certificate from the Architect of the Capitol certifying that the accompanying flag was flown over the Unites States Capitol of January 20, 2009.
Museum Item MU-70106/133-134 MU-70106/133 MU-70106/134	"Obama 08" bumper stickers, 2008
Museum Item MU-70106/136	"Eastern North Carolina for Obama 08" ball cap, 2008
Museum Item MU-70106/150	"Obama Biden 2012, Re-Elect Congressman G. K. Butterfield button, 2012
Museum Item MU-70106/14	"Barack Obama for President" button
Museum Item MU-70106/47	"N. Carolina for Obama" button, 2012
Museum Item MU-70106/62	"Veterans for Obama" button

Expand/collapse Hillary Clinton Campaign, 2016

About 25 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/55-56 OPF-70106/55 OPF-70106/56	Campaign news coverage, 2016
Folder 144	Papers, 2016 Democratic Presidential Debate ticket; Wilson County, N.C., Democratic candidate slate; Letter from Hillary Rodham Clinton thanking G. K. Butterfield for his endorsement of her candidacy for president; a 2012 election map of red states and blue states published in the Washington Post; printed emails and memos relating to selection of a transition team for a Clinton presidency; agenda for a Congressional Black Caucus meeting at Hillary for America Headquarters; and printed spreadsheets with possible appointments if Clinton were elected.
Image Box 5 Image Folder PF-70106/165	Photographs: Campaign, 2016 Color photographic prints 2 images Includes signed image of Hillary Clinton with G. K. Butterfield.
Digital Folder DF-70106/1	Hillary For America, North Carolina Sound Track, 20 October 2016
Museum Item MU-70106/1	"Sheet Metal, Air, Rail, Transportation, SMART, Hillary 2016" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/57-58 MU-70106/57 MU-70106/58	"SMART, Hillary 2016" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/166	"Democratic Party Presidential Candidate Debate, Gaillard Center, Charleston, S.C., Member of Congress" badge

Expand/collapse Donald Trump Era and Impeachment, 2016-2019

About 20 items.

Folder 145

Impeachment papers, 2018-2019

Includes copies of H.Res. 755 and 767 and reports that accompanied H.Res 767, regarding impeachment of Donald Trump; communications from Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and Majority Whip James E. Clyburn regarding voting on H.Res.755 on 18 December 2019, the day of the vote on H.Res.755; a copy of remarks made by G. K. Butterfield; a press release from Butterfield's office regarding his vote for impeachment; Donald Trump's signed letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi with his repudiation of the impeachment charges, 17 December 2019. Also included is a birthday message from Donald Trump to Butterfield, 27 April 2018.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/57

Impeachment, 2019

News coverage of the impeachment of Donald Trump in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Roll Call, The Hill, and Politico.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/58-59

OPF-70106/58

OPF-70106/59

News coverage, 2016-2017

Topics include the general election and early days of Trump presidency.

Image Box 5

Image Folder PF-70106/166

Photographs: Impeachment, 2019

Color photographic prints

5 images

Includes images (screen shots) of Butterfield on House floor voting "yes" to impeachment of President Donald J. Trump.

Expand/collapse Joseph Biden Campaign and Era, 2019-2021

About 50 items.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-70106/60-61

OPF-70106/60

OPF-70106/61

News coverage, 2020

Topics include Joseph Biden's victory in the South Carolina primary and on Super Tuesday, and in the presidential election, in The Washington Post and The New York Times.

Folder 146

Papers, 2020

Flyers and related materials, both for and against Joe Biden and Kamala Harris; and a photocopy of a "Dear Family" letter from Donald Trump about the White House response to the coronavirus.

Folder 147

Political ephemera, 2020

Flyers for Butterfield for Congress, Linda Cooper-Suggs for N.C. House of Representatives, Shelly Willingham for N.C. House of Representatives, Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr. for N.C. Senate.

Folder 148

Democratic National Convention, North Carolina delegation

Folder 149

Voting information

Includes guidelines about voter intimidation under North Carolina law; a North Carolina voter guide; Democratic sample ballots for Wilson County, N.C., and Pitt County, N.C.; news coverage and other information about absentee ballot rules.

Folder 150

Polling and lobbying information

Includes a report to the Congressional Black Caucus about interacting with churches during campaign season and a poll from ABC news about the presidential race in North Carolina; and a memorandum regarding the reelection bid of Sanford Bishop (D-Ga.).

Folder 151-152

Folder 151

Folder 152

Voter canvassing

Includes lists of Wake County churches and pastors, North Carolina clergy, General Baptist State Convention members, and Mason's Eastern Star members.

Folder 153-155

Folder 153

Folder 154

Folder 155

Voter canvassing

Includes files on absentee ballots, the American Legion, Biden in North Carolina, Black lawyers, Church of Christ/Disciples of Christ and other churches, early voting, fundraising, HBCU effort, political activity, Greg Moss, political data, Protecting Our Future, N.C. Senator Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr., sororities and fraternities, and Pitt County, Wayne County, and Wilson, N.C.

Image Box 5

Image Folder PF-70106/167

Photographs: Campaign, 2020

Color photographic prints

2 images

Includes image of G. K. Butterfield with President Joseph Biden.

Museum Item MU-70106/135

"Biden Harris" t-shirt

Museum Item MU-70106/169-170

MU-70106/169

MU-70106/170

"Biden Harris" yard sign sleeves

Museum Item MU-70106/8

"North Carolina First District Needs Joe Biden for President, G. K. Butterfield for Congress" button

Expand/collapse Series 4. Curated Files, 1980-2021.

About 300 items.

Arrangement: 69 files as created by and received from G. K. Butterfield.

G. K. Butterfield has curated 69 files of ephemera, photographs, and artifacts relating to his personal and professional life, work, and interests. Numbering and titles provided by Butterfield.

Not transferred as of September 2021

1. Groove Phi Groove
7. Bernadette Shade Jones
36. Milton F. "Toby" Fitch Jr.
39. G. K. Butterfield Military
40. G. K. Butterfield Jr. Youth Pictures
41. G. K. Butterfield Jr. Youth Pictures
42. Connie
43. G. K. Butterfield Jr. Parents

Folder 156	2. MLK Miscellaneous, 2008, 2014 Invitations to Renewing the Dream: A Celebration of the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and A Commemoration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and a Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony in honor of The Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/172	3. 16th Street Baptist Church Birmingham: Photographs Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 3 images Include scans of historic images and more recent original images.
Folder 157	4. 40th Anniversary Voting Rights Act, Greenville Program and invitation to Renew, Restore, and Revive: Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, hosted by the Congressional Black Caucus Institute in cooperation with G. K. Butterfield.
Folder 158	5. 150th Anniversary Congressional Celebration of 13th Amendment, 2015 Program, invitation, ticket, event planning materials, and articles about the history of the 13th amendment.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/173	6. 1964 Civil Rights Act Celebration, 2014: Photographs Color photographic prints, printed materials 22 images Includes images taken by N.C. Senator Floyd B. McKissick Jr. at U.S. Capitol event.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/174	8. Bush: Photographs Color photographic prints 5 images Includes two signed images of President George W. Bush with G. K. Butterfield.
Folder 159	9. Bush Second Inaugural, 2005 Program, ticket, and front page of The Washington Post, 21 February 2005
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/175	9. Bush Second Inaugural, 2005: Photographs Color photographic prints, Color 35mm Roll Film 36 images Includes images taken by G. K. Butterfield at Inauguration ceremony.
Folder 160	10. CBCF Annual Legislative Conference, 2016 Invitation and program for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Inc. Leadership Reception, programs for the Annual Prayer Breakfast, the Phoenix Awards Dinner.
Folder 161	11. CODEL Clyburn, 2008 Itinerary for the Congressional Delegation (CODEL) led by James E. Clyburn, Majority Whip, House of Representatives, and Emily Clyburn, and other materials related to travel to China, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand, including identification cards, a note from Clyburn about the trip, and an invitation to a reception hosted by the Australian Prime Minister and Ms. Rein.
Folder 162	12. Capitol Visitor Center Opening, including Emancipation Hall, 2008 Program.
Folder 163	13. Darfur CODEL Hoyer News coverage in The Raleigh News and Observer of G. K. Butterfield's trip to Darfur as part of the Congressional Delegation (CODEL) of Steny Hoyer, Majority Leader, House of Representatives.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/176	13. Darfur CODEL Hoyer: Photographs Color photographic prints 2 images Includes group portrait with G. K. Butterfield,
Folder 164	14. Frederick Douglas Statue Dedication, 2013 Program, invitation, ticket.
Folder 165	15. Ghana Independence Day Celebration, 2007 Invitations and programs for a parade, state banquet, and commemorative Sitting of Parliament on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of Ghana's Independence. Also includes some background information about Ghana for the Congressional Black Caucus delegation, a hand-held fan, a mini flag and pin of U.S.-Ghana flags.
Museum Item MU-70106/167	15. Ghana Independence Day Celebration, 2007: Hand-held fan Cardstock on flat wooden handle, rounded top with curved bottom, red, yellow with black stars, and green boarder around colorful background with gold "50" at center, over "GHANA / Championing African Excellence" in black, over "1957-2007" in red.
Museum Item MU-70106/146	15. Ghana Independence Day Celebration, 2007: Mini flag of Ghana
Museum Item MU-70106/164	15. Ghana Independence Day Celebration, 2007: Flags of Ghana and United States lapel pin
Folder 166	16. G. K. Butterfield Congressional Black Caucus Swearing In and Final Day, 2015, 2017 Invitation, programs, remarks by G. K. Butterfield.
Folder 167	17. Gold Medal Ceremony in honor of the Foot Soldiers of the 1965 Voting Rights Marches, 2016 Program.
Folder 168	18. Gold Medal Ceremony in Honor of Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, and Cynthia Wesley 2013 Program.
	18. Gold Medal Presentation: Reflecting on Our Past, Moving Fifty Years Forward, 2013 Programs and 3 pins commemorating 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, Ala.
Museum Item MU-70106/151-153 MU-70106/151 MU-70106/152 MU-70106/153	18. Gold Medal Presentation: Reflecting on Our Past, Moving Fifty Years Forward, 2013: "Civil Rights Movement, Birmingham, Alabama, 1963-2013" buttons
Folder 169	19. Gold Medal Ceremony in honor of Jackie Robinson, 2005 Program.
Folder 170	20. Howard Curtis Jones tribute, 2015 Remarks by G. K. Butterfield recognizing Jones as the recipient of the Outstanding Rural Leader of the Year Award and newspaper coverage in The Wilson Times.
Folder 171	21. John F. Kennedy Commemorative printed booklet of inaugural address of 20 January 1961.
Folder 172	22. Julian Bond tribute, 2015 Program.
Folder 173	23. Lyndon Baines Johnson, 2008, 2015 Letter from Luci Baines Johnson thanking G. K. Butterfield for co-sponsoring a House resolution; program from the LBJ Foundation Liberty and Justice for All event.
Folder 174	24. March on Washington, 2013 Invitation and program, signed by John Lewis, for Congressional Ceremony observing the Fiftieth Anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom; tickets and invitations to Let Freedom Ring prayer service and closing commemoration and call to action.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/177	24. March on Washington, 2013: Photographs Color photographic prints 2 images Includes images with G. K. Butterfield at event.
Folder 175	25. Mandela, 2013 Mandela Memorial Congressional Delegation (CODEL) itinerary; program for the State memorial service in South Africa; invitations and programs for Congressional Celebration of the Life, Legacy, and Values of Nelson R. Mandela; program for memorial service at First Baptist Church in Raleigh, N.C.; 100 rand (South African currency).
Museum Item MU-70106/171	25. Mandela, 2013: South African currency 100 rand (South African currency).
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/178	25. Mandela, 2013: Photographs Color photographic prints 2 images Includes image of G. K. Butterfield with Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa.
Folder 176	26. Montgomery Bus Boycott 60th Anniversary 2015 Program of the Southern Youth Leadership Development Institute.
Folder 177	27. Obama visit to Kenya and Ethiopia, 2015 Travel itinerary; identification badge for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit; badges for Air Force One, African Union Headquarters, and an opening plenary; invitation and program for the State Banquet hosted by Uhuru Kenyatta, president of Kenya; invitation and menu for the U.S. Trade and Investment Commercial Dialogue Luncheon; invitation for a State Dinner hosted by Ato Hailemariam, prime minister of Ethiopia.
Folder 178	28. Opening of National Museum of African American History and Culture, 2016 Tickets and program for dedication ceremony; news coverage in The Washington Post.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/179	29. Opening of Wilson Office, 2004: Photographs Color photographic prints 36 images Includes images with G. K. Butterfield at opening celebration.
Folder 179	30. Plaque Unveiling Ceremony in Recognition of the Contributions of Enslaved African Americans to the Construction of the United States Capitol, 2010 Program.
Folder 180	31. Pope Francis, 2015 Copies of address, as prepared for delivery, to a joint meeting of Congress; one of the copies has comments on the speech.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/180	31. Pope Francis, 2015: Photographs Color photographic prints, Printed Materials 4 images Includes images of G. K. Butterfield on U.S. House floor while Pope Francis speaks.
Folder 181	32. Portrait Hanging for John Conyers, 2006, 2015 Programs for ceremonies for unveiling of portrait honoring chairmanship of House Committee on Government Operations and House Committee on the Judiciary.
Folder 182	33. Rosa Parks, 2013 Jet, 14 November 2005, featuring Parks; invitation and program for Congressional tribute commemorating the dedication of the statue of Rosa Parks at Statuary Hall; "Beyond the Bus" printed booklet about Parks.
Folder 183	34. Selma, 2015 Tickets and promotional postcard for a screening of Selma hosted by G. K. Butterfield in Wilson, N.C.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/181	34. Selma, 2015: Photographs Color photographic prints 5 images Includes images of President Barack Obama and others at screening event for Selma.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/182	35. Selma pilgrimage: Photographs Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 5 images Images include John Lewis, Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, G. K. Butterfield.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/183-184 PF-70106/183 PF-70106/184	37. Day One, 21 July 2004: Photographs Color photographic prints 27 images Images include Nancy Pelosi, Dennis Hastert, G. K. Butterfield, Butterfield family, and staff.
Folder 184	38. Inauguration of President Trump, 2017 Letter from Roy Blunt, chair of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies; invitation and tickets; and commemorative pin.
Museum Item MU-70106/158	38. Inauguration of President Trump, 2017: Lapel pin
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/185	44. Children of Links, Inc. Heir-O-Links: Photographs Black-and-white photographic prints 2 images Image of G. K. Butterfield. Verso reads "Dr. Frances S. Seymore was the doctor I had with me when my baby George Kenneth Butterfield was born April 12 1947; Bryant Portrait Studio, Burnett Building, Rocky Mount, N.C."
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/186	45. G. K. Butterfield, Judicial: Photographs Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 7 images Includes portraits of G. K. Butterfield in judicial robes.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/187-191 PF-70106/187 PF-70106/188 PF-70106/189 PF-70106/190 PF-70106/191	46. G. K. Butterfield, Law School: Photographs Black-and-white photographic prints, color photographic prints 30 images Includes images of G. K. Butterfield while in law school and at graduation.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/192	47. G. K. Butterfield, slide show: Photographs Printed materials 22 images Printouts from a PowerPoint presentation featuring images of G. K. Butterfield throughout his career. Many of the images are included the collection.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/193	48. Black Elected Officials N.C.: Photographs Color photographic prints, printed materials 8 images Includes images of G. K. Butterfield with Black politicians.
Folder 185	49. G. K. Butterfield March from Raleigh to Wilson, 1968 News coverage of march by North Carolina College students.
Folder 186	50. Certificates of Appreciation, 1980-2015 Opportunities Academy of Management Training, North Carolina Association of Black Lawyers, Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America Inc. (OIC), Darden High School Alumni, North Carolina Council of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel, Elizabeth State University, National African American School Board Member Association, East Carolina University, Pitt County Branch of the NAACP, Military Officers Association of America.
Folder 187	51. Certificates of Election, 2004-2020
Folder 188	52. Birthday greetings 2017 Letters and greeting cards from family, friends, and Congressional colleagues in recognition of G. K. Butterfield's 70th birthday.
Folder 189	53. Historic Celebration Honoring North Carolina African American Supreme Court Justices, 2017 Invitation, programs, name card, and remarks by G. K. Butterfield.
Museum Item MU-70106/149	53. Historic Celebration Honoring North Carolina African American Supreme Court Justices, 2017: Name tag Closing Bell Ceremony, New York Stock Exchange, Congressional Black Caucus, July 17, 2015.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/194	53. Historic Celebration Honoring North Carolina African American Supreme Court Justices, 2017: Photographs Color photographic prints 30 images Includes images of G. K. Butterfield with other Black judges.
Folder 190	54. Links Inc. Inaugural Legislative Luncheon Honoring Links in Congress, 2017 Program and ticket.
Folder 191	55. General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina Inc., 150th Anniversary, 2017 Remarks by G. K. Butterfield.
Folder 192	56. CODEL Pelosi, Normandy, 6-9 June 2019 Programs, invitations to events, a thank you letter from Nancy Pelosi, and a commemorative pin of U.S.-French flags relating to Congressional Delegation (CODEL) to Normandy led by Nancy Pelosi.
Museum Item MU-70106/163	56. CODEL Pelosi, Normandy, 6-9 June 2019: Flags of France and United States lapel pin
Folder 193	57. The New York Times: "400 years from 1619," 2019 Program for Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the First-Recorded Forced Arrival of Enslaved African People; New York Times Magazine 1619 Project.
Folder 194	58. John Hervey Wheeler Federal Courthouse, 2019 Invitation to Ceremony Commemorating the Naming of the John Hervey Wheeler United States Courthouse and remarks by G. K. Butterfield.
Folder 195	59. Congressman Elijah Cummings, 2019 Remarks by G. K. Butterfield.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/195	59. Congressman Elijah Cummings, 2019: Photographs Color photographic prints 5 images Includes images of G. K. Butterfield with Elijah Cummings and of Cummings' memorial in the U.S. Capitol.
Folder 196	60. Confederate Monuments in Capitol (H.R.7573), 2020 Copy of H.R. 7573 to direct the Architect of the Capitol ...to remove all statues of individuals who voluntarily served the Confederate States of America from display in the United States Capitol"; list of National Statuary Hall Collection Statues; background articles about removing statues from public land, news coverage in The Hill of the House of Representatives vote to remove statues; and handwritten diagram of the House and Senate fight between Preston Brooks and Charles Sumner.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/196	61. Slave Castle Ghana: Photographs Color photographic prints 2 images
Folder 197	62. Taking down Pelosi words, 2019 Copy of H.R. 489 condemning President Trump's racist comments directed at Members of Congress and related news coverage.
Folder 198	63. William Hoover Jones, Korean War, 2019 Program for tribute Honoring the Life and Legacy of PFC William Hoover Jones, a Korean War veteran whose remains were missing for nearly 70 years; copy of death certificate; related news coverage. Also includes 2 letters from the assistant superintendent of Suresnes American Cemetery regarding the visit of a Congressional Black Caucus delegation to the graves of African American soldiers buried there or listed on the Wall of Missing.
Folder 199	64. Dorothy Height Collection, 2010 News coverage in The Washington Post.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/197	64. Dorothy Height Collection, 2010: Photographs Color photographic prints 8 images Includes images of G. K. Butterfield with Dorothy Height.
Folder 200	65. Alcee Hastings, 2021 Program for Celebration of the Life of the Honorable Alcee L. Hastings (1936-2021).
Folder 201	66. Juneteenth Legislation, 2021 G. K. Butterfield's note to file regarding how he came to lead singing of the Black National Anthem on the floor of the House; remarks by G. K. Butterfield; and invitation to the signing of the Juneteenth Bill at the White House; copies of S. 475 and H.R. 1320, to designate Juneteenth National Independence Day as a federal holiday; and related news coverage in The Washington Post.
Folder 202	67. General Lloyd Austin Waiver 2021 Copy of H.R. 335 to provide for an exception to a limitation against appointment of persons as Secretary of Defense within seven years of relief from active duty, and H. Res. 21 calling on Vice President Michael Pence to activate section 4 of the 25th Amendment to declare President Donald J. Trump incapable of executing the duties of his office.
Folder 203	68. H.R. 4, 116th Congress, 2019 Copy of Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2019; copy of H.R. 4 To Amend the Voting Rights Act of 1965; and the Report on Voting Rights and Election Administration in the United States of America sponsored by the Committee on House Administration, Subcommittee on Elections.
Folder 204	69. USNS John Lewis Christening Ceremony, 2021
Folder 205	70. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Ceremony, 21 October 2021 Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Program for the 10th Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony and a laminated collage of 4 photographs from original memorial dedication ceremony in 2011. Photographs include Jesse Jackson, John Lewis, G. K. Butterfield, and others at the memorial site. See also DF-70106/45 MLK Dedication Ceremony.
Folder 206	71. Colin Powell Funeral, 5 November 2021 Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Printout of emailed invitation for the funeral service for Colin Powell and reserved seat sign.
Image Box 9 Image Folder PF-70106/198	71. Colin Powell Funeral, 5 November 2021: Photographs Color photographic prints (inkjet on office paper) 4 images Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Collage of photographs of the audience at the funeral service of Colin Powell at Washington National Cathedral. See also DF-70106/107 General Colin Powell.
Folder 207	72. Joseph H. Rainey Room Naming, 8 February 2022 Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1 Letter from James E. Clyburn with accompanying commemorative pamphlet, booklet, bookmark, insert, and button.
Museum Item MU-70106/172	72. Joseph H. Rainey Room Naming, 8 February 2022: Button Acquisition Information: Accession 20220913.1

Expand/collapse Series 5. Other Materials, 1980-2021.

About 100 items.

Chiefly artifacts collected by G. K. Butterfield during his career in public service.

Museum Item MU-70106/5	Howard Lee for Congress button
Museum Item MU-70106/6	White Rock Baptist Church, Durham, N.C., 150th anniversary lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/7	"Remember America's Fallen" lapel pin Pin includes paper card: "National Moment of Remembrance, Memorial Day, 3 p.m., America Unites in Remembrance, Please wear this pin in memory of those who died in service to our Nation. White House Commission on Remembrance www.remember.gov, All Americans, wherever they are at 3 p.m. local time on Memorial Day, are asked to pause for a Moment of Remembrance and rededication to give back to the country in honor of our fallen. Congress established the National Moment of Remembrance "The mystic chords of/memory... should swell into a mighty chorus of remembrance, gratitude and rededication. Abraham Lincoln."
Museum Item MU-70106/9	"African Americans for Kerry-Edwards" Campaign button
Museum Item MU-70106/10	André Carson for Congress button
Museum Item MU-70106/11	American flag lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/12	City of Oxford, N.C., 1760, 1816 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/13	Dr. Ewart Brown for Premier of Bermuda button
Museum Item MU-70106/18	Embassy of Australia in Washington, D.C., "Loyalty, Solidarity, Equality, Friendship" medal
Museum Item MU-70106/19	Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum 50th Anniversary, "Your Community, Your Story 1967-2017" medal
Museum Item MU-70106/20	Air Force lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/21	CNN: America Votes 2008 button
Museum Item MU-70106/23	Commemorative coin from the Ukraine
Museum Item MU-70106/26	Host Committee
Museum Item MU-70106/27	Elizabeth, N.C., "Discover the Good Life Daily" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/28	Greater Washington Chamber of Commerce, Washington, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/29	Unshelled peanut lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/31	Flag lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/34	NACHC Member 2005 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/35	United States Secret Service lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/36	United States Department of Agriculture/Office of Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/37	Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute button
Museum Item MU-70106/38	Commemorative button from 2001 gubernatorial inauguration
Museum Item MU-70106/39	March on Washington button, 1963
Museum Item MU-70106/40	Celebrating 40 years of America's Health Centers lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/41	Wilson, N.C., 1972-2003 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/43	American Crystal Sugar Company, Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association medallion
Museum Item MU-70106/44	American Crystal Sugar Company, Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association medallion
Museum Item MU-70106/45	United States Congress money clip
Museum Item MU-70106/46	City of Lumberton, N.C., 1787 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/48	North Carolina Democratic Party lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/49	Antigua and Barbuda "Each Endeavoring All Achieving" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/50	Flags of South Africa and the United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/51	North Carolina Capitol lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/52	Durham City of Medicine, N.C., 1869 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/53	"We can end gun violence" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/54	Flags of Germany and the United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/55	Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute button
Museum Item MU-70106/56	Rufus [Edmisten] lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/59	Pitt Community College 50th Anniversary 1961-2011 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/60	"For God and Country" Susan Campbell Department President 2004-2005 "We Serve" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/63	"Whatever it takes" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/64	City of Oxford, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/65	City of Kinston, N.C. lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/66	Jones County, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/67	"No Malarkey Crew" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/68	MRE lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/69	Bermuda lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/70	North Carolina "I Support Veterans" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/71	"Restore the Vote" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/72	SHIPPAC lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/73	Aruba lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/74	NAACP Life Member lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/75	State of North Carolina with peanut shell lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/76	Vance County, North Carolina, lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/77	City of Fayetteville, N.C., tie tack
Museum Item MU-70106/79	Democratic Party of Nash County, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/80	Flags of Italy and United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/81	17th Annual Session / o s c e PA /ASTANA 2008 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/82	Fraternal Order of Police, State of North Carolina lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/83	Democratic Party (donkey) lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/84	Groove Phi Groove 1962 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/85	Flags of Iraq and the United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/86	Flags of Belgium and United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/87	Bobcat Basketball lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/88	Campbell State Auditor earring
Museum Item MU-70106/89	Greene County, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/90	Rosa Parks postage stamp magnet
Museum Item MU-70106/91	We Shall Overcome button
Museum Item MU-70106/92	Robeson County, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/93	North Carolina General Court of Justice lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/94	Halifax Community College 1967 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/95	Town of LaGrange, N.C., 1869 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/96	East Carolina University Growth and Quality lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/97	Unity 1984 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/98	Birmingham Institute, Civil Rights lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/99	Jones / Trojans lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/100	State of North Carolina lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/101	"Volunteers Take Time to Care" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/103	Elizabeth City, N.C., "Harbor of Hospitality" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/104	Rufus [Edmisten] lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/105	City of Wilson, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/106	Elizabeth City, N.C., "Harbor of Hospitality" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/107	Democrat, State of North Carolina lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/108	State of North Carolina lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/109	State of North Carolina lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/110	"I Believe in Caring, Honesty, Trust, Courtesy, You, Me, Loyalty Respect" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/111	Yellow jacket lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/112	Wilson County, N.C., 150th anniversary lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/113	Rufus Edmisten lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/114	City of Wilson, N.C., lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/115	"A Hometown Hospital for 100 Years, 1912-2021" lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/116	ACT / MCAS I NADEP lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/117	Judicial Council, National Bar Association lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/119	PLP lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/120	Barack Obama / In God We Trust button
Museum Item MU-70106/121	OIC lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/122	North Carolina NENA / 911 lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/123	Eagle / stars / spokes / keys lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/124	Flags of China and the United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/125	Flags of New Zealand and the United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/126	Flags of Singapore and the United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/127	Flags of Sudan and the United States lapel pin
Museum Item MU-70106/128	Thurgood Marshall / Black Heritage cuff link
Museum Item MU-70106/130	Office of State and Local Coordination / ICE / U.S. Department of Homeland Security paperweight
Museum Item MU-70106/132	E. J. Hayes Alumni Association, "The Legacy Continues" enamel tab

Expand/collapse Series 6A. Digital Images, 2005-2021 (Addition of April 2022).

About 6400 items.

Acquisition Information: Accession 20220422.1

Library use only for digital files found in the Addition of 2022. Contact wilsonlibrary@unc.edu to discuss access options.

The Addition of April 2022 consists of digital images sourced from G. K. Butterfield's personal Dropbox. The images document activities, travel, and the political and social network of G. K. Butterfield serving as a U.S. congressman from 2005 to 2021. Topics include campaigns and fundraising; congressional events, such as Civil Rights anniversary celebrations and delegation travel to foreign countries; the Congressional Black Caucus; meetings with dignitaries, such as Presidents Bush and Obama; 2nd Congressional District work, such as tours of farms, military bases, health clinics, and companies; the North Carolina Black Legislative Caucus; and the investiture of James "Jim" Andrew Wynn Jr. as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. There are also photographs documenting the Old North State Dental Society.

Digital Folder DF-70106/22	Alabama Pictures, 6 March 2005
Digital Folder DF-70106/23	Darden House Restoration Project, 30 June 2006
Digital Folder DF-70106/24	36th Annual Congressional Black Caucus, 7 September 2006
Digital Folder DF-70106/25	Bush in North Carolina and Congressional Black Caucus at the White House, 14 February 2007
Digital Folder DF-70106/26	Congressional Black Caucus Meeting with Bush, 15 February 2007
Digital Folder DF-70106/27	Picture with President Bush, 21 February 2007
Digital Folder DF-70106/28	Darfur Hoyer CODEL, 31 March 2007
Digital Folder DF-70106/29	Farm Tour, 29 October 2007
Digital Folder DF-70106/30	Obama Visit North Carolina, 12 May 2008
Digital Folder DF-70106/31	Weldon Day, 23 May 2008
Digital Folder DF-70106/32	Election Night 2008 Wilson, N.C., 4 November 2008
Digital Folder DF-70106/33	Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Williamsburg, 9 June 2009
Digital Folder DF-70106/34	Presidents Day District Work Period, 18 February 2010
Digital Folder DF-70106/35	North Carolina Central University Interns, 18 May 2010
Digital Folder DF-70106/36	Alice Jones Nickens, 25 May 2010
Digital Folder DF-70106/37	District Work Period Memorial Weekend, 3 June 2010
Digital Folder DF-70106/38	District Work Period, 6 July 2010
Digital Folder DF-70106/39	North Carolina Central University Graduation, G. K. Butterfield, 28 February 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/40	Congressional Black Caucus Executive Leadership at White House, 31 March 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/41	James (Jim) Andrew Wynn Jr. Investiture, 12 April 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/42	Storm Damage Bertie County etc, 18 April 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/43	G. K. Butterfield and Obama on Air Force 1, 13 June 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/44	G. K. Butterfield Fundraiser, Goldsboro, 24 June 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/45	MLK Memorial Dedication, 13 July 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/46	Chamber Fly In, 12 September 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/47	G. K. Butterfield with Chancellor Charlie Nelms, 21 September 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/48	G. K. Butterfield and Elizabeth City State University Choir, 23 September 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/49	Eva Clayton Visits Office, 4 October 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/50	G. K. Butterfield Military Photos, 6 October 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/51	Kenneth Shade Photos, 6 October 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/52	AAR Site Visit, 19 October 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/53	G. K. Butterfield at Elizabeth City State University with Chancellor, 9 November 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/54	G. K. Butterfield, Milton F. (Toby) Fitch Jr., James (Jim) Andrew Wynn Jr., 30 December 2011
Digital Folder DF-70106/55	State of the Union, 24 January 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/56	G. K. Butterfield 65th Birthday Bash, Wilson, 27 April 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/57	G. K. Butterfield Primary Victory, 8 May 2012 (1)
Digital Folder DF-70106/58	Glen Raven Visit, 12 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/59	ABB Visit Pinetops NC, 13 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/60	Goldsboro Union Station, 14 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/61	Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Visit, 14 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/62	G. K. Butterfield Goldsboro Birthday, 23 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/63	Henderson Clergy Breakfast, 26 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/64	White House Picnic, 27 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/65	Biden Durham Visit, 13 August 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/66	Campaign, 18 October 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/67	White House Christmas Party, 4 December 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/68	Congressional Black Caucus Swearing-In Ceremony, 3 January 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/69	U.S. DOT Secretary Ray LaHood Visits Goldsboro, 30 April 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/70	G. K. Butterfield Tours Halifax Medical Center, 2 May 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/71	People's Health Clinic Visit, 2 May 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/72	Next Level Veterans Program, 27 May 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/73	Meeting with Durham Legislators, 30 May 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/74	Legacy of Freedom, 31 May 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/75	Rocky Mount Juneteenth, 1 June 2012
Digital Folder DF-70106/76	Moral Monday Rally, 10 June 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/77	Old North State Dental, 21 June 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/78	North Carolina Central University Staff Tour, 1 July 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/79	50th Anniversary of March on Washington Ceremony, 31 July 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/80	March on Washington, 24 August 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/81	March on Washington, 28 August 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/82	G. K. Butterfield Staff, 4 December 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/83	Mandela Funeral, 9 December 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/84	CODEL Fudge to Morocco, 28 December 2013
Digital Folder DF-70106/85	Celebration of Civil Rights Act, 24 June 2014
Digital Folder DF-70106/86	Annual Legislative Conference Panel, 25 September 2014
Digital Folder DF-70106/87	Screening of Selma, 21 January 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/88	Congressional Black Caucus in Ferguson, 26 January 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/89	Selma screening, 10 February 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/90	Selma, Alabama 50th Anniversary, 7 March 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/91	Shaw University Commencement, 5 May 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/92	Senator Clementa Pinckney Funeral Photos, 26 June 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/93	Loretta Lynch at North Carolina Central University, 1 July 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/94	Meeting With Hillary Clinton, 14 July 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/95	Africa Trip with President Obama, 23 July 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/96	Rocky Mount Veterans Day, 11 November 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/97	Montgomery Bus Boycott 60th Anniversary, 5 December 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/98	150th Anniversary of the 13th Amendment, 9 December 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/99	Boule Induction Gamma Sigma Boule Group Pics, 19 December 2015
Digital Folder DF-70106/100	Flint Trip, 8 March 2016
Digital Folder DF-70106/101	State of the District: Halifax, June 2016
Digital Folder DF-70106/102	Floor Protest, 22 June 2016
Digital Folder DF-70106/103	Congressional Black Caucus at Smithsonian African American Museum (NMAAHC), 19 September 2016
Digital Folder DF-70106/104	Hillary Rodham Clinton, Michelle Obama in Winston Salem, 27 October 2016
Digital Folder DF-70106/105	Butterfield at Princeville farm, 3 November 2016
Digital Folder DF-70106/106	Anacostia Community Museum, 12 December 2017
Digital Folder DF-70106/107	General Colin Powell, 13 February 2018
Digital Folder DF-70106/108	Whip Meeting, 10 January 2019
Digital Folder DF-70106/109	Elijah Cummings Funeral, 24 October 2019
Digital Folder DF-70106/110	NC Black Legislative Caucus Press Conference, 9 April 2014
Digital Folder DF-70106/111	USS John Lewis, 17 July 2017
Digital Folder DF-70106/112	MLK Memorial Anniversary, 21 October 2021
Digital Folder DF-70106/113	G. K. Butterfield and John Lewis
Digital Folder DF-70106/114	January 6 Insurrection
Digital Folder DF-70106/115	John Lewis Funeral

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