Cunningham, Nettie
- Title
- Cunningham, Nettie
- Description
- Nettie Cunningham was a mortician and funeral director who also held a degree from St. Mary's School of Nursing. She was active in the St. Louis community, working on political campaigns for people such as Congressman William Clay. She held membership in organizations such as the NAACP, Kinder Kottage, the National Council of Negro Women, the Sophia House, and the Cote Brilliante Neighborhood Association. This portrait is part of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Collection, which documents the exhibit ""Career Achievements Among Black Women in St. Louis, Missouri"" in 1974.
- Creator
- Unidentified
- Subject
- St. Louis Black American History
- Nettie Cunningham
- St. Mary's School of Nursing
- St. Louis History
- Black American Career Achievements
- Divine Nine Sororities
- Rights
- In copyright - rightholders unidentifiable
- Date
- 1974
- Format
- .jpg
- Identifier
- S0101_10
- Medium
- Black and white 8x10 photographic photographic print, safety film negative
- Source
- State Historical Society of Missouri - Saint Louis, Alpha Kappa Alpha: Career Achievements Among Black Women in St. Louis, Missouri collection
- Media
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Cunningham, Nettie
