Floyd G. Wallace (1916-1992)
Corporal Floyd G. Wallace, Sr. He was a Drill Instructor in World War II. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
Corporal Floyd G. Wallace, Sr. He was a Drill Instructor in World War II. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
Virginia Wallace Keogh and Evelyn Wallace Byrd. Their parents were Floyd George and Margaret Neal Wallace. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
The Reverend William R. Douglas, served as pastor of the Little Rock AME Zion Church and oversaw the construction of the church on Seventh Street that once served as the African American Cultural Center. He and his family moved to Knoxville, Tennessee sometime after 1912 where he died three years later on June 4, 1914. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
The Right Reverend Sidney David Watkins was pastor of Little Rock AME Zion Church from 1900 to 1906. He was also the Presiding Elder for the Charlotte District (1906-1922) and the Manager of the AME Zion Publishing House for 2 terms. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
Floyd and Margaret Wallace in 1948 at their home on North Caldwell Street. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
Birthday party for Clyde Brown in 1937. From left to right (Unknown) Clyde Duggie Stron and Clyde Brown. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
Wallace family portrait. First Row: left-to-right: Floyd, Jr., Evelyn, and Virginia. Second Row: left-to-right: Margaret, Floyd, Sr. and baby Ronald. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
Birthday party for Clyde Brown in 1937. From left to right Unknown Marshall Pegram and William Baxter. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown
Virlie Neal Jr. and Margaret Neal Wallace. Located on 1st Street in the Brooklyn neighborhood. Physical Description: 5x 7 and Print from exhibit. Publisher: Virginia E. Keogh
Birthday party for Clyde Brown in 1937. From left to right Nannie Little and Margaret Alexander. Physical Description: Publisher: Unknown