This item is a letter sent by Ida Taliaferro in Jacksonville Beach, Florida to her son Hubert Taliaferro Jr. in New York, New York on 1961 May 21 regarding her trip to Florida with her husband, a churchs ervice they attended, and other subjects.

This item is an itinerary for Hubert Sr. and Ida Taliaferro's trip in the American southeast for the days of 1961 May 22 to 1961 May 25.

This item is an envelope used by Ida Taliaferro to send a letter to her son Hubert taliaferro Jr. on 1961 May 21.

This file contains a letter written by hubert Taliaferro Sr. in COlumbia, South Carolina to his son Hubert Taliaferro Jr. in new York, New York, two newspaper clippings, and the envelope they were sent in.

This item is a letter, written on Hotel Wade Hampton stationary, sent by HUbert Taliaferro Sr. in Columbia, Soutch Carolina to his son Hubert Taliaferro Jr. in New York, New York on 1961 May 24 regarding Hubert Sr.'s disaproval of the Kennedy administration and the Freedom Riders movement who he characterized as troublemakers. Ida Taliaferro also added a postscript to the letter.

This item is a newspaper editorial from the News and Courier of Charleston, South Carolina entitled Ride Out the Storm that was published on 1961 May 24 and argues that the Federal government should investigate the Congress of Racial Equality and the Freedom Riders they were sending into Alabama.

This item is a newspaper article printed on 1961 May 24 regardeing a speech made by United States Senator Strom Thurmond blaming the Kennedy administration for violence in Alabam during the Freedom rides.

This item is an envelope from the Hotel Wade Hampton used by Hubert Taliaferro Sr. to send a letter and newspaper clippings to his son Hubert Taliaferro Jr. on 1961 May 24.

This file contains two letters on one sheet of paper from Hubert Sr. and Ida talaiferro to their son Hubert Talaiferro Jr. and a route card belonging to Hubert Talaiferro Sr. from 1961 May 29.

This item contians two letters written on a single sheet of paper by Hubert Taliaferro Sr. and Ida Talaiferro in CHester, South Carolina and sent to their son Hubert Taliaferro Jr. in new York, New York on 1961 May 29. Mr. Taliaferro's letter discusses a woman who would like to visit Hubert Jr. in New York and see his office, while Mrs. Taliaferro's letter discusses their trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.