MSRC Series Publications

The MSRC Series was developed in conjunction with the Howard University Press in 1989 as part of the 75th Anniversary activities.  The first title, Black Bibliophiles and Collectors:  Preservers of Black History was published in 1990.  The series was designed to maximize the vast library, manuscript, archival and graphic resources of the MSRC in order to substantially impact upon Howard University’s contributions to the scholarly study and interpretation of the Black experience.  This would be achieved by developing a program of sponsored research, including interns and research fellows, and developing a publications program to exploit the vast and rich resources of the MSRC’s various collections.  Publications were intended to include reprints, conference proceedings, edited works and original research.
 
The MSRC also produces numerous other publications.  We routinely publish a variety of research guides, finding aids, exhibit catalogs, etc.  The Center may also collaborate with outside publishers on research projects.

 

TITLES:

MSRC Series Publications

Black Bibliophiles and Collectors: Preservers of Black History
Edited by Elinor Des Verney Sinnette, W. Paul Coates, and Thomas C. Battle
Howard University Press, 1990

Race Contacts and Interracial Relations
Alain LeRoy Locke, edited and with an introduction by Jeffrey C. Stewart
Howard University Press, 1992

Modern Negro Art
James A. Porter with a New Introduction by David C. Driskell
Howard University Press, 1992

A History of the Black Press
By Armistead S. Pride and Clint C. Wilson II
Howard University Press, 1997

Other MSRC Publications

Legacy: Treasures of Black History
Edited by Dr. Thomas C. Battle and Donna Wells
National Geographic, 2006

The Long Walk: The Placemaking Legacy of Howard University
By Harry G. Robinson III and Hazel Ruth Edwards
1996

Howard in Retrospect: Images of the Capstone
By Thomas C. Battle and Clifford L. Muse, Jr.
1995

 

Several of these publications are available for purchase in the MSRC.
Please call the Director's office at 202/806-7239/40.