Charles "Teenie" Harris Four Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball players, Peatross, Johnson, Daniels, and Atkins, standing on field, 1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris Woman posed against Lincoln car, with man leaning out of driver's side, ca. 1952
Charles "Teenie" Harris Woman wearing dark cap with eagle, mounting motorcycle decorated with flags in an alley, ca. 1940-1946
Charles "Teenie" Harris Woman posed next to car on Mulford Street, Homewood, ca. 1937
Charles "Teenie" Harris Crane lifting St. Benedict the Moor statue off ground, 1968
Charles "Teenie" Harris Four color guard from 372nd Infantry marching in front of soldiers in parade, Fifth Avenue, Downtown Pittsburgh, 1942
Charles "Teenie" Harris Mill, bridge, and river at night, ca. 1938-1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris Centre Avenue at intersection of Arthur Street, Hill District, ca. 1938-1946
Charles "Teenie" Harris Duke Ellington with William "Woogie" Harris and others watching the Pittsburgh Pirates, 1938
Charles "Teenie" Harris Little boy driving toy police car on sidewalk, ca. 1938
Charles "Teenie" Harris North Homewood Avenue at intersection of Susquehanna Street, Homewood, 1958
Charles "Teenie" Harris Cadillac belonging to Charles "Teenie" Harris parked on Centre Avenue, with McTurner's Funeral Chapel in background, Hill District, ca. 1941-1946
Charles "Teenie" Harris Two members of the Steel City Elks, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1943
Charles "Teenie" Harris Two men dancing on bandstand, with musicians, including Ruby Young playing piano, ca. 1938-1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris George Benson holding Guild electric guitar, ca. 1959
Charles "Teenie" Harris Intersection at Herron Avenue and Milwaukee Street, ca. 1942-1946
Charles "Teenie" Harris Military funeral with funeral director and servicemen surrounding casket at graveside, ca. 1950-1965
Charles "Teenie" Harris Two men wearing U.S. Army uniforms, possibly including Major George S. Roberts on left, saluting on reviewing stand, ca. 1944
Charles "Teenie" Harris Portrait of Bill Nunn Jr., possibly in Pittsburgh Courier Newspaper office, ca. 1952
Charles "Teenie" Harris Two women wearing U.S. Army caps, posed in Harris Studio, ca. 1940-1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris United Farm Workers protesters carrying signs outside Kentucky Fried Chicken, 1971
Charles "Teenie" Harris Charles "Teenie" Harris's 1941 Cadillac Fleetwood parked in front of his studio at 2128 Centre Avenue, Hill District, ca. 1941-1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris Labor Day celebration honoring A. Philip Randolph, Lower Hill District, 1967
Charles "Teenie" Harris Lillie Copeland and family at home with graffiti on wall: "Be kind to everyone." Strip District, 1951
