The Emerson Emory Papers are comprised of material created and/or collected by Emerson Emory (1925-2003) over the course of his personal life, his career as a physician, and his time in the military. The material documents Emory’s life, mostly through his own personal accounts. As a prominent African-American active in medical, community, and political affairs in the Dallas area, Dr. Emory’s papers provide tremendous insight into the African-American experience of living in Dallas, serving in military, World War II, Vietnam, and in the Navy Reserves, experiences as a doctor, and advocacy for civil rights and justice for minorities.
Finding aid available here. Materials provided by Special Collections and Archives at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Finding aid available here. Materials provided by Special Collections and Archives at the University of Texas at Arlington.
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Dr. Emory at the Jefferson Presidential Library
Dr. Emerson Emory on a trip to the Jefferson Davis Presidential Library.
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
Dr. Emerson Emory at the Sons of Confederate Veterans installation ceremony in Dallas.
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
Dr. Emerson Emory and to his right Judge David Jackson (retired) of Dallas at the Master Dress Camp Meeting at the Sons of Confederate Veterans installation.
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Dr. Emory at Lincoln University
Dr. Emerson Emory at the 50th Lincoln University Reunion in Pennsylvania.
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Dr. Emory at Lincoln University
Dr. Emerson Emory at the 50th Lincoln University Reunion in Pennsylvania.
