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Early Black Women at Cornell
Part and Apart, 1890s-1930s
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Nellie F. Tidline, Class of ’37
Nellie F. Tidline, Class of ’37
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Nellie F. Tidline, Class of ’37 and charter member of AKA, Beta Xi Chapter (second from the right), a graduate student from Virginia, served tea as one of the southern participants in Robert E. Lee Day at Willard Straight Hall.