Photograph of Barbara Jordan with a student at a class party at her Onion Creek home.

Photograph of a close up profile view of Barbara Jordan.

Photograph of four people at a party for students in Barbara Jordan's Onion Creek home.

Photograph of a party for some of Barbara Jordan's students at her Onion Creek home. Nancy Earl is in the background.

Photograph of a party for Barbara Jordan's students at her Onion Creek home. Three men are seated in front of the fireplace with food and drinks.

Photograph of two students at a class party at Barbara Jordan's Onion Creek home. They are seated inside by a fireplace.

Photograph of two students at a class party at Barbara Jordan's Onion Creek home. They are seated outside on a bench.

Text for a speech given by Barbara C. Jordan for the Houston Society of Security Analysts, about the predicted political issues of the 80s.

Letter from Robert L. Payton of the Exxon Education Foundation in New York to Barbara C. Jordan, thanking her for her speech at the conference of the Council on Foundations.. Enclosed is a transcript of the speech.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan on stage with the University of Texas - Austin symphony at the Lincoln Portrait Rehearsal. She is sitting at a stand, wearing a dark-colored patterned dress, and visible from the waist up.

Text of speech by Barbara Jordan regarding the economic policy of the upcoming Reagan presidency, stressing cooperation between business and labor.

Handwritten text of speech by Barbara Jordan regarding the future of the 1980s and the economic prosperity of the United States of America.

Four texts related to Barbara Jordan and Women's Day at Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion Church. The first document is the text of remarks given by Barbara Jordan before the Women's Day Committee regarding the role of Christianity in her life. The second document is a letter from Hyacinth Miller and Doris Baldwin of Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion Church in which Jordan is invited to speak about her faith. The third document concerns women's liberation through Christian faith. The four text is handwritten and concerns welfare.

Text of speech by Barbara Jordan regarding supply-side economics in the Reagan presidency.

Text of speech delivered by Barbara Jordan in which she discusses discrimination faced by Latino voters.

Text for a speech given by Barbara C. Jordan at a press conference in Washington D.C., detailing her reasons for serving as hearing officer for the National Institute of Education's clarification hearing. Also included are her opening and closing remarks as hearing officer for the Minimum Competency Testing Hearing.

Text of a speech entitled "The Supply Side of Race," given by Barbara C. Jordan at the Urban League Banquet in Austin, Texas.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan and Henry Winkler. Jordan is sitting and wearing a dark-colored dress, and Winkler is wearing a dark-colored suit.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan and American activist for the rights of children, Marian Wright Edelman. Both women are wearing dark-colored dresses, and Jordan is sitting in a wheelchair.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan, Sharon Gless (left), Tyne Daly (right), and other women at an event. Jordan is wearing a white dress, Gless is wearing a light pink dress, and Daly is wearing a purple dress. All five women are visible from the chest up.

Photograph of four women sitting on a bench at Barbara Jordan's house at night.

Photograph of two people with Barbara Jordan at her house at night. The woman in the center is holding a small wooden chair, and Jordan is laughing.

Photograph of visitors at Barbara Jordan's house at night.

Photograph of three people at Barbara Jordan's house at night. The man in the foreground is playing a ukulele and there are beer bottles and an ashtray on the table.