The Life and Times of Irvine Garland Penn Book

	Acknowledgements	11
	Preface	15
Book I	The Lynchburg Period
Chapter 1	Formal Education and First Careers	17
Chapter 2	Penn--Author and Editor	38
Chapter 3	Business & Associates	50
Book II	The Atlanta Period
Chapter 4	Penn's Work in The Atlanta Cotton States & International Exposition of 1895	56
Chapter 5	The College of Life or Practical Self-Educator	88
Chapter 6	The Move to Atlanta, Georgia and New Responsibilities	101
Chapter 7	The Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress	114
Chapter 8	The United Negro: His Problems and His Progress, 1860-1902	132
Chapter 9	Further Atlanta Activities	176
Book III	The The Cincinnati Period
Chapter 10	The Freedmen's Aid Society and Dr. Penn's Last Years	176
	Appendices
Appendix 1	I. Garland Penn Family Tree	219
Appendix 2	Salary Chart for Lynchburg, Virginia Negro Schools, 1888-89	221
Appendix 3	Floor Plan of Negro Building & Information from the Catalog Explaining the Exhibits	223
Appendix 4	Postcard from Dr. Penn to Frederick Douglass	227
Appendix 5	"The Victory Girls"--A group of students from Douglass High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, of which Louise and Marie Penn were members	229
Appendix 6	Dr. I. Garland Penns' Funeral Service Program	231
	Bibliography	235