ugafof_albany_library library albany ugafof yes Integrating the Carnegie Library Civil rights demonstrations--Georgia--Albany Civil rights movements--Georgia--Albany African American students--Georgia--Albany Segregation--Georgia--Albany Police--Georgia--Albany Civil rights workers--Georgia--Albany Race relations Nonviolence--Georgia--Albany African Americans--Civil rights Discrimination in public accommodations--Georgia--Albany Albany (Ga.)--Race relations--History--20th century Albany Movement (Albany, Ga.) Albany Carnegie Library (Albany, Ga.) Albany State College On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 9, 1962, a group of black teenagers from Albany, Georgia, seen in this video, enter the Carnegie Library and attempt to apply for library cards. Freedom on Film is a component of the Civil Rights Digital Library, which received support from a National Leadership Grant for Libraries awarded to the University of Georgia by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. [Athens, Ga.] : Freedom on Film Civil Rights Digital Library Collection (Digital Library of Georgia) Freedom on Film (Project) Franklin College of Arts and Sciences 2007 Instructional materials Articles Lesson plans Teaching guides http://civilrights.uga.edu/bibliographies/albany/library.htm Forms part of the Civil Rights Digital Library. Forms part of the Freedom on Film Learning Object Web site. 1962 Albany (Ga.) Dougherty County (Ga.) Cite as: Freedom on Film : Civil Rights in Georgia, http://civilrights.uga.edu/ For permission to use story passages or images from the Web site, contact Dr. Barbara McCaskill at bmccaski@uga.edu. 20090526 204856