Article in NAFAD's booklet regarding the 1954 trip for a few NAFAD members and then-NAFAD president, Freddye Henderson, to Christian Dior's Couture House in Paris.

Images of Freddye Henderson as a Masters graduate of NYU's Traphagen School of Fashion, the first African-American woman to do so.

Travel-related article featuring Jake Sr. and Freddye Henderson and their travel service.

A signed portrait of the King family addressed to Freddye and Jake Henderson.

Coretta Scott King sends her condolences to Freddye regarding Jake Sr.'s death.

Freddye receives invitation to First Annual Dinner honoring Rev. Martin Luther King, Sr. from Andrew Young.

Correspondence between Freddye and Coretta regarding Freddye's reception of the Corporate Responsibility Award.

Booklet of NAFAD's First Annual Fashion Show's program featuring ads and program information. National Association of Fashion Designers, Craftsmen, and Models First Convention program and Freddye's name tag for the event.

Article on NAFAD NY Fashion Show featuring images of dresses created by Freddye Henderson

Freddye's Fashion Cue articles, the official organ of the National Association of Fashion and Accessory Designers, Inc.

Newspaper Clipping of the Atlanta Daily World May 19, 1951, where Freddye Henderson is named 1951 World Mother. Features a picture of Freddye reading a book to her children, seven-year-old Jake Jr., three-year-old Gaynelle Scarborough, and eight-year-old Carole Elfreda.

The National Association Fashion Accessory and Designers and Models first annual fashion show held in New York City.

Freddye Henderson of the National Association of Fashion and Accessory Designers in Jet Magazine with photo and caption celebrating their future trip to Paris which will spark Freddye's love of travel.

Freddye's fashion designs on models

Scan of Freddye Henderson Article