Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Thelonious Monk, Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, Civic Arena, June 19–20, 1964, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Gift of the Estate of Charles “Teenie” Harris, 1996.69.330
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Ethel Fields, Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, Civic Arena, June 19–20, 1964, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Gift of the Estate of Charles “Teenie” Harris, 1996.69.438
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Terrace Village baseball team, first row from left: Fount Dickerson, Mel Brown, “Doc” Shanafelt, Harry Weathers, and Jack Shea; back row: C. Hull, G. King, J. Watts, J. McElroy, K. Zeno, A. Gregory, B. Hull, W. Brown, and J. Williamson, Kennard Field, Hill District, Pittsburgh, August 1954, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.258
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Edgar Thomson Works Community sandlot baseball teammates, near Jones Avenue, Braddock, ca. 1938, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.657
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Cleveland Browns football players, Pitt Stadium, Oakland, Pittsburgh, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.664
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, DeRuyter “Ducky” Kemp on vibes, Robert Head on piano and Bobby Boswell playing bass, Flamingo Club, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1529
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Possibly Ricky McKay on electric guitar, Roscoe on drums, and Warren Scott on trombone, Loendi Club, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1965, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1541
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Portrait of a woman posed at a microphone in Harris Studio, ca. 1935–1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1541
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Bobby Boswell on bass, Leroy Brown on saxophone, George “Duke” Spaulding on piano, and possibly Buddy Smith on drums, Flamingo Club, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1955, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1750
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Dizzy Gillespie on trumpet at left, ca. 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1752
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musical trio, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1783
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Frank Bolden, Joe Westray playing piano, and Sarah Vaughan at right, with portrait of Ann Baker, ca. 1950, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1843
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Big Toppers band, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.1858
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians performing, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2066
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians performing, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2067
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians performing, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2067
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians with schoolchildren, ca. 1970, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2115
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Crawford Grill No. 1, 1401 Wylie Avenue, Hill District, ca. 1945–1949, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2368
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Crowded dance floor, with Johnny Owens and girl dancing together in foreground, ca. 1955–1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2507
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Portrait of a man playing an accordion, ca. 1950–1970, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2653
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Unidentified photographer (active 1930s), ca. 1938, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.2920
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Homestead Grays baseball team, kneeling from left: Dave Whatley, Jud Wilson, Matt Carlisle, Frank “Shorty” Williams, Sam Bankhead, Roy Welmaker, Howard Easterling, and Vic Harris; standing: Jerry Benjamin, Roy Partlow, Josh Gibson, Johnny Wright, Chester Williams, Ray Brown, Hymie Leftwich, J. C. Hamilton, Robert Gaston, and Buck Leonard, at Forbes Field, Oakland, Pittsburgh, 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3075
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Self-portrait, ca. 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3124
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Pittsburgh Courier press operator Edgar Hord, November 1954, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3136
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Pennsylvania Station, Downtown Pittsburgh, October 27, 1952, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3172
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Homestead Grays catcher Josh Gibson, Forbes Field, Oakland, Pittsburgh, 1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3267
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Rhumba Theatre, 53–55 Fullerton Street, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1951, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3327
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Looking Downtown from Wylie Avenue near Townsend Street, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1956, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3439
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Rufus “Sonnyman” Jackson’s Sky Rocket Grill and Manhattan Music Store, Amity Street, Homestead, Pittsburgh, 1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3497
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Female dancer in two piece costume bending over backwards on stage with jazz musician caricatures decoration, ca. 1940–1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3693
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Sarah Vaughan (right) with Frank Bolden reflected in mirror, ca. 1950, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.3693
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Mrs. E. P. Tunie, wife of Clark Memorial Baptist Church reverend, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.4567
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Snub Mosley band, including vocalist June Eckstine (left), possibly Herman Flintall or Specs Thomas on saxophone, Robert Carroll on trumpet, Snub Mosley on trombone, Irving “Smiley” Trotman on piano, Jimmy LaRosa on bass, and A. G. Godley on drums, Club Brazil, Houston, PA, June 1944, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.4887
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Saxophone player in jazz band, along with bass, piano, and trombone, wearing tuxedos and performing on stage, ca. 1935–1975, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.5693
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Alyce Brooks at Crawford Grill No. 1, 1401 Wylie Avenue, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1945–1951, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.5695
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Wylie Avenue with Crawford Grill No. 1, Harry's, Joe's Money Loaned, and the Crystal Barber Shop, Hill District, ca. 1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.5810
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Satchel Paige with Leonard “Big Bill” Williams (left) seated at bar in Crawford Grill No. 1, 1401 Wylie Avenue, Hill District, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.5849
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Person boarding a plane, ca. 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.5851
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball team, Forbes Field, Oakland, Pittsburgh, June 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.5864
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Person boarding a plane, possibly at Allegheny County Airport, ca. 1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6055
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Football game, ca. 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6108
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Lionel Hampton (left) and Billy Rowe (right), Allegheny County Airport, West Mifflin, PA, August 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6785
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, “Bongo” Kenny (far right) with band, ca. 1958, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6787
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Earl “Fatha” Hines, Erroll Garner, Billy Eckstine, Maxine Sullivan, and Mary Lou Williams at piano, Syria Mosque Night of Stars, Pittsburgh, August 7, 1946, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6806
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Thelonious Monk (left) possibly with “Jazz Priest” Father Norman O’Connor, Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, Civic Arena, June 19–20, 1964, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6836
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Possibly Lula Roberts with Darlings of Rhythm band, possibly including Grace Wilson on baritone saxophone and Myrtle Young on saxophone, possibly in Roosevelt Theatre, 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6844
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, International Sweethearts of Rhythm jazz band, Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom), Pittsburgh, 1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6894
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians performing, ca. 1943, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.6939
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Possibly male vocalist Davis with band, ca. 1970, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.7001
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Left to right, Earl “Fatha” Hines, Billy Strayhorn, and Bob Dewes, Pittsburgh Jazz Festival jazz workshop, Civic Arena, June 20, 1965, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.7192
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, William “Woogie” Harris playing piano with Mildred “Pinky” Greenway (fourth from right) and others, Crawford Grill No. 1, 1401 Wylie Avenue, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1950, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.8637
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Shirley Chisholm (fourth from left) with Delta Sigma Theta sorority members, including Linda Starkey, Christine Jones Fulwylie, Vivian Mason Lane, and Marcia Davis, Loendi Club, Hill District, Pittsburgh, March 5, 1972, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.8842
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Possibly Ann Baker with band, ca. 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.8957
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Leroy Brown on saxophone (left), James “Honey Boy” Minor playing drums, Erroll Garner on piano, “Wimpie” Mosby, Joe Westray, and George “Ghost” Howell on bass, in Harlem Casino, Pittsburgh, ca. 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.9201
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Earl “Fatha” Hines at piano with members of his band including Billy Eckstine standing on left, Scoops Carry, William Randall, George Dixon, Truck Parham, and Budd Johnson, Savoy Ballroom (Hill City Auditorium), Pittsburgh, ca. 1939, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.9203
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians with instruments, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.9207
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Sonny and his Premiers & Leroy band including drummer Thomas Gilmore, Musician’s Club, Pittsburgh, ca. 1955, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.9213
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians, ca. 1965, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.9319
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Sonny Gilmore, Musician’s Club, Pittsburgh, ca. 1960, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.9323
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, From left to right, Father Michael Williams, Phyliss Garland, George Wein, Hazel Garland, Walt Harper, and “Jazz Priest” Father Norman J. O’Connor, at planning meeting of Hilton Jazz Workshop, Pittsburgh, April 1965, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.9558
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Possibly Pola Roberts on drums with band, Hurricane Club, Pittsburgh, ca. 1958, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.10099
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Honey Gun band, including Shorty Erskine on trumpet, James “Honey Gun” Colbert on drums, and Martin Kimes on guitar in Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1943, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.10100
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Charlie Ventura playing saxophone with band, possibly in Savoy Ballroom, Pittsburgh, ca. 1950, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.10398
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Possibly William Reed (right), Crawford Grill No. 1, 1401 Wylie Avenue and Townsend Street, Hill District, Pittsburgh, January 1950–July 1951, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.10448
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Ida Waring, Rosebud Beauty Salon, 45 Logan Street, Hill District, Pittsburgh, September 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.10764
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, From left to right, George Wein and Walt Harper shaking hands with Pittsburgh Mayor Pete Flaherty, Walt Harper’s Attic, Market Square, Downtown Pittsburgh, May 1973, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11032
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians performing, Carnival Lounge or Rock ‘n’ Roll Lounge, 122 Sixth Street, Downtown Pittsburgh, ca. 1955, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11167
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, From left to right, Walt Harper shaking hands with Ahmad Jamal next to his trio members Israel Crosby and Vernel Fornier, Copa Club, Pittsburgh, November 1958, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11192
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Lincoln-Larimer Panthers football team including, from left to right, James Payton, Charles Jackson, Keith Randal, Tony Reed, Bruce Lesesne, Alfred Glaye, Ronald Johnson, Ricardo Cobb, Brian Mills, Tony James, Bran Peeks, and Arthur Blackburn, November 1969, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11194
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians performing, ca. 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11400
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Crawford Grill No. 1, 1401 Wylie Avenue at Townsend Street, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1952, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11342
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Bill “Bojangles” Robinson (seated center), Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom), Pittsburgh, 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11628
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Cab Calloway conducting band, Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom), Pittsburgh, ca. 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11660
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Billy Eckstine at microphone with Earl “Fatha” Hines conducting his band, including George Dixon on trumpet, possibly Cat Anderson on trumpet, possibly Bud Johnson on saxophone, possibly Paul Gonzales on saxophone, William Randall on saxophone, and Scoops Carry on clarinet, Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom), 1939, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.11665
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Man driving car advertising Crawford Grill #2, Pittsburgh, ca. 1948, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.12731
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Downtown Pittsburgh and Monongahela River with Smithfield Street Bridge, ca. 1965, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.13765
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Person outside Kay’s Valet Shoppe, possibly 2501 Wylie Avenue at Junilla Street, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.13766
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Jessie Holmes, Greater Pittsburgh Airport, May 1969, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.14716
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Will Hitchcock Dream Band, including Will Hitchcock on trombone and Tommy Turrentine on trumpet (center), Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom), ca. 1943, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.16881
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Will Hitchcock Dream Band, including Allen “Shanks” Saunders on saxophone (left), Tommy Turrentine on trumpet, center, Tommy “Red” Woods on drums, Will Hitchcock on trombone, and Clarence Edwards standing on right, ca. 1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.16886
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Aline and Ethelyne Frazier, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.16907
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Four Jewels band including Regina Albright on piano, Gloria Bell on bass, Hetty Smith on drums, and Willene Barton on tenor saxophone, Crawford Grill No. 2, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1954, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.17311
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Frank Bolden, Harris studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.18419
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Musicians with instruments, ca. 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.18933
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Roy “Little Jazz” Eldridge, Stanley Theatre, Pittsburgh, July 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.18942
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Roy Eldridge on trumpet with other musicians, Stanley Theatre, Pittsburgh, July 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.18944
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Jimmy Smith at Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, Civic Arena, June 19–20, 1964, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.19524
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Harry Fitzgerald, Alderman of the 5th Ward, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.27536
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Valeria Marcella Sterling, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, December 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.28512
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Johnnye Jordan, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, November 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.28516
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Ernestine Holloway, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, April 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.30787
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Josie Caldwell and Samuel Caldwell, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.32232
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Two men duckpin bowling, possibly in Hillvue Bowling Alley, 2424 Wylie Avenue, Hill District ca. 1941–1942, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.33280
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Henry or William McCullough, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1945, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.33389
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Bartender Tom West, Continental Bar at Crawford Grill No. 1, 1401 Wylie Avenue and Townsend Street, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1946, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.33999
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Eunice Howard, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.34187
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Pocahontas G. Crews, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1941, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.34760
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, James Johnson, Harris Studio, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1943, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.39768
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Miss Alpha Phi Alpha contestants in parade, ca. 1940, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.50297
Charles “Teenie” Harris, Born 1908, Pittsburgh, PA; died 1998, Pittsburgh, PA, Bill Robinson and Johnny Spinks trying out for Pittsburgh Steelers, Pitt Stadium, Oakland, Pittsburgh, July 1952, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Heinz Family Fund, 2001.35.51884
