This is a letter from L. Louise Carpenter to Robert D. Graham letting him know about the housefire.

Newspaper clipping from the Washington Post about the all-Black grand jury.

Newspaper clipping from the Washington Post about quashed indictments.

Newspaper clipping from the Fairfax Herald about the all-Black grand jury.

Map showing homes in relation to pools in Little Hunting Park Case. Little Hunting Park is much closer to Hollin Hills.

Freeman boys at the Hollin Hills swimming pool

Little Hunting Park Pool Newspaper image

Map marked with locations of the Freeman and Sullivan homes and Little Hunting Park Pool

Graphic shows the court hierarchy

Draft Graphic showing different court roles

The Plaintiffs in the Little Hunting Park Case.

Rendition of future Judicial Learning Center

Letter from L. Louise Carpenter to Robert D. Graham to renew fire insurance policy.

This excerpt shows the geographical relation of the rental property and the pools in the area.

When Mr. Sullivan went to pay the annual dues and assign the pool membership to Mr. Freeman in May of 1965 it was denied. When Mr. Sullivan inquired why, he was told it was because Mr. Freeman would not be allowed to use the pool. While not explicitly stated in the initial refusal, a meeting between members of the board at the Sullivan’s house the only discussion for the denial was because the Freeman family were black.

Photograph of the Freeman Family.

Historic document image showing first Fairfax County jury At a Court continued and held for Fairfax County May the 18th 1749. Present. John Colvill, William Henry Terrett, Daniel Jennings Court Daniel McCarty and Charles Broadwater Gent.

1799 Historic Courthouse interior

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This is a form of the original statement given by Mary Lucy on the night of the fire. It is written by Mary Lucy a day later.

This is the statement that was taken from Mary Lucy on the night of the fire.

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This is the original statement that the State and County officials forced L. Louise Carpenter to sign so they would not take her to jail for allegedly burning her house down.