| An Old Black “Mammy” with White Child | Frontispiece |
| FACING PAGE |
| Fac-similes of Certain Atlanta Newspapers of September 22, 1906 | 7 |
| James H. Wallace | 10 |
| R. R. Wright | 10 |
| H. O. Tanner | 10 |
| Rev. H. H. Proctor | 10 |
| Dr. W. F. Penn | 10 |
| George W. Cable | 10 |
| Showing how the Colour Line Was Drawn by the Saloons at Atlanta, Georgia | 35 |
| Interior of a Negro Working-man’s Home, Atlanta, Georgia | 46 |
| Interior of a Negro Home of the Poorest Sort in Indianapolis | 46 |
| Map Showing the Black Belt | 66 |
| Where White Mill Hands Live in Atlanta, Georgia | 71 |
| Where some of the Poorer Negroes Live in Atlanta, Georgia | 71 |
| A “Poor White” Family | 74 |
| A Model Negro School | 74 |
| Old and New Cabins for Negro Tenants on the Brown Plantation | 85 |
| Cane Syrup Kettle | 92 |
| Chain-gang Workers on the Roads | 92 |
| A Type of the Country Chain-gang Negro | 99 |
| A Negro Cabin with Evidences of Abundance | 110 |
| Off for the Cotton Fields | 110 |
| Ward in a Negro Hospital at Philadelphia | 135 |
| Studio of a Negro Sculptress | 135 |
| A Negro Magazine Editor’s Office in Philadelphia | 138 |
| A “Broom Squad” of Negro Boys | 138 |
| A Type of Negro Girl Typesetter in Atlanta | 164 |
| Mulatto Girl Student | 164 |
| Miss Cecelia Johnson | 164 |
| Mrs. Booker T. Washington | 173 |
| Mrs. Robert H. Terrell | 173 |
| Negroes Lynched by Being Burned Alive at Statesboro, Georgia | 179 |
| Negroes of the Criminal Type | 179 |
| Court House and Bank in the Public Square at Huntsville, Alabama | 190 |
| Charles W. Chesnutt | 215 |
| Dr. Booker T. Washington | 218 |
| Dr. W. E. B. DuBois | 225 |
| Colonel James Lewis | 240 |
| W. T. Vernon | 240 |
| Ralph W. Tyler | 240 |
| J. Pope Brown | 252 |
| James K. Vardaman | 252 |
| Senator Jeff Davis | 252 |
| Governor Hoke Smith | 252 |
| Senator B. R. Tillman | 252 |
| Ex-Governor W. J. Northen | 252 |
