A collection of 6,000 portraits by photographer Richard Samuel Roberts has been digitized and made available to the public. The images preserve everyday dignity, style, family, and community life in Columbia, South Carolina’s Black history. Making them easier to access gives more people the chance to look closely, remember fully, and see the beauty held in the archive.
The Good DailyThousands of digitized portraits of Black history are now free to the public
A collection of 6,000 portraits by photographer Richard Samuel Roberts has been digitized and made available to the public. The images preserve everyday dignity, style, family, and community…