"A Great Day in Harlem": Art Kane portrait of fifty-seven jazz musicians in Harlem; Harlem, New York.
Tamara Lewis; Jimmie Carson; Joe McCutcheon with Teddy Weatherford; newspaper clippings about the fight in the Canidrome Ballroom that resulted in Buck Clayton and his Harlem Gentlemen leaving...
Studio portrait of Aritha Anne Dorsey-Clayton at age 35 in a white dress and hair worn up.
Aritha Anne Dorsey-Clayton in open-necked white shirt, hair up, aged around mid-60s.
Buck and Pat Clayton seated in the auditorium at their daughter Candice's graduation.
Gladys "Derb" Henderson and Buck Clayton surrounded by a group of people including Duke Ellington, in front of a ship in California.
Members of the Brown Chapel Choir posed in choir robes (includes Aritha Anne Dorsey-Clayton and Simeon O. Clayton)
Buck Clayton standing with his daughter Candice in her graduation gown.
Buck and Pat Clayton walking to their seats in the auditorium at their daughter Candice's graduation.
Buck and Pat Clayton seated in the auditorium at their daughter Candice's graduation.
Buck Clayton and Patricia Hinton plugging their ears as Allan McMillan plays trumpet.
Buck Clayton standing with Jean Clayton, Jack Medlock, Mary Bledsoe and Leon Stafford.
Buck Clayton sits with an unidentified African American woman sitting on his lap and an unidentified white woman standing behind him as he points to portrait photographs of jazz icons on the table in...
Buck Clayton bending over to speak with an unidentified African American woman on a porch or balcony.
Buck Clayton seated with piano teacher Mineola Walker in her home.
Buck Clayton standing with Jean Clayton, Charles McKnight, Margery Clayton, Sarah Bright and Shifford Garner.
Buck Clayton and band standing with a group of people in a club.
Buck Clayton posed beside a house with his mother, Aritha Anne Dorsey-Clayton, and Jack Medlock.
Jackie Gleason seated with Buck Clayton, Joe Bushkin, Art Carney, and others; Embers Club, New York City.
Buck Clayton watching as jazz students practice their instruments and one African American woman sings in New York City.
Buck Clayton with Lionel Hampton and Hazel Scott in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton standing with an unidentified African American woman; possibly one of his sisters.
Norene Tate speaking into a microphone on stage with Buck Clayton pointing at the crowd. Mary Lou Williams and unidentified white man in the background.
