Charles "Teenie" Harris Group portrait of Links members gathered for New Years party in the home of William and Daisy Lampkin, December 1955
Charles "Teenie" Harris Portrait of Cecile Springer in organic chemistry laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh, November-December 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris Nina Simone holding cigarette and seated in chair, 1965
Charles "Teenie" Harris Musicians, including Bobby Anderson on drums, Paul Willis on saxophone, and Warren Watson on trumpet, ca. 1940-196
Charles "Teenie" Harris Group portrait outside "El Cabana Club Casino" 1940-1955
Charles "Teenie" Harris Jackie Wilson with Porky Chedwick and Roy Hamilton, 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris Eleanor Roosevelt at the dedication of the monument to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Hill District, 1956
Charles "Teenie" Harris Billy Eckstine Orchestra performing in Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom) with Art Blakey on drums, 1944
Charles "Teenie" Harris Nat Tarnapol, Jackie Wilson, Porky Chedwick holding Jackie Wilson's "You Ain't Heard Nothin Yet" album, and Roy Hamilton at the Carleton House, 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris Protestors with signs gathered in Pittsburgh City Council Chambers at the City County Building, 1949
Charles "Teenie" Harris Jackie Wilson, with manager Nat Tarnapol, Porky Chedwick, and Roy Hamilton for the "You Ain't heard Nothin' Yet" album, 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris Portrait of Blanche Murray modeling hairstyle, April 1941
Charles "Teenie" Harris Portrait of male dancer, Harris Studio, ca. 1940-1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris Roberta Thomas and Joyce L. Addaway with former slave Sabre "Mother" Washington, Homewood, ca. 1949
Charles "Teenie" Harris Elder Harry Dobbins performing wedding ceremony for bride Ethel Roberta Smith Walker and Franklin Walker Jr., Hill District, June 28, 1953
Charles "Teenie" Harris Performers in "The Tin Pan Minstrel" wearing blackface and holding tin pans and drums, Larimer, 1945
Charles "Teenie" Harris Police line-up, ca. 1950-1965
Charles "Teenie" Harris Velma Carey singing during "I am an American Day" celebration at Forbes Field, Oakland, 1952
Charles "Teenie" Harris Man making V sign outside railroad station, possibly for Double V campaign, ca. 1943
Charles "Teenie" Harris Girl holding doll, possibly in Stevenson Doll Shop, ca. 1950-1960
