Dolores Hobley Collection

Correspondence on a photo postcard of Mamie King.

An African American airman, with his eyes closed and his hat propped back on his head, sits on a couch with his right arm around the shoulders of a African American woman who crosses her legs and looks directly at the photographer. Her handbag sits on the arm of the couch. There are many glasses and a decorative bowl sitting on the coffee table in front of them.

An unidentified African American man and African American woman stand as they embrace and smile at the photographer.

An unidentified African American man and woman laugh as they ride in a golf cart and he begins to lift his hands from the steering wheel.

An African American male soldier, wearing dress uniform with his hat in his left hand, stands and looks into the eyes of a African American woman in a white evening gown and white gloves that extend above her elbows, perhaps a wedding reception photo. She also looks slightly up into his eyes. There is a mirror on the wall behind them and a couch and smoking stand on the left side of the photograph. Two signs are behind the soldier. One says, Please present I.D. card to doorman." The other sign is partially obscured by the soldier. What can be seen says, "No one allowed in the [lue] room …"

An African American man and a African American woman relax in a parked golf cart. His feet are on the dash and one of her feet is on the dash as they sit in the shade.

An unidentified African American man and woman ride in a golf cart past a building as she holds her hat on her head. He is smoking.

An unidentified white man with a mustache and an older African American woman stand by rows of parked golf carts.

An African American couple, a soldier and a woman, stand outside of a house with a screened-in porch.

An African American soldier and an unidentified African American woman stand outside a stucco home next to a two-tone car.