CounterThe Williams Family

Counter"About Eric Eustace Williams" essay written by Eric Williams' granddaughter, Erin S.W. Connell, page 2

CounterErica Williams Connell (left) as a child and her mother Evelyn Soy Moyou (right)

CounterDog carrying People's National Movement sign

CounterHandwritten draft of Inward Hunger: The Education of a Prime Minister

CounterEric Williams surrounded by youth of the nation

CounterEric Williams with Sir Grantley Adams of Barbados and Norman Manley of Jamaica

CounterEric Williams with Winston Churchill of the United Kingdom

CounterDisplay of translated copies of Capitalism and Slavery

CounterEric Williams and Ivan John

CounterPoint Lisas Methanol Plant

CounterAmmonia and Urea Complex

CounterEric Williams Memorial Collection logo

CounterIndependence gifts from Eric Williams to 11-year-old daughter, Erica

CounterDocuments Illustrating the Development of Civilization, Howard University's first social sciences textbook, compiled and edited by Eric Williams while on faculty

CounterInvitation from British Prime Minister Harold Wilson to form a delegation to negotiate the end of the Vietnam War

CounterEric Williams lying in state following his death on March 29, 1981

CounterImage of goodwill messages from around the world brought to the moon on Apollo 11

Counter"School Bags" essay competition winner announcement

CounterHoward University, Washington, D.C.