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Archival Collections and Reference Resources

• 1968 Sanitation Workers Strike (University of Memphis. Special Collections Dept.)
  • Audience (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Audience (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Audience at Mason Temple (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Beale and Hernando (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Beale and Hernando (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Beale St. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Beale St. riot (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Booker T. students arrested (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Crowd (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Crowd (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Crowd (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Curfew Violators (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Democrat Road (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dr. Ralph Jackson and Sam Evans (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Fire (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Fire (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Garbage Strike (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Joseph Pasley [Paisley] and T.O. Jones (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Loeb and Sanitation Workers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Looter (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Main Street (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March on Main and Beale (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mayor Loeb (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mayor Loeb (Black-and-white photographs)
  • MLK at Mason Temple (Black-and-white photographs)
  • MLK at Mason Temple (Black-and-white photographs)
  • National Guardsman (Black-and-white photographs)
  • People running (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police in riot gear (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police on Beale St. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Policemen (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Policemen (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters at Clayborn Temple (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rev. James Lawson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Riot (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rioting (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rioting (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rioting (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rioting (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation Strike (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation Strike (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation Strike March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation strike - Police (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation Strike Protest (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation Workers Marching (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation Workers Marching (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sanitation Workers Strike (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Street scene (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Strikers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Strikers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Strikers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Strikers and Loeb (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Strikers and scabs (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Strikers Outside Clayborn Temple (Black-and-white photographs)
  • T.O. Jones (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Thomas Moore (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vance and Fourth (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Lucy, P.J. Chiampa, Jerry Wurf (Black-and-white photographs)
• African-American Life in Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis Public Library's Memphis and Shelby County Room)
  • Letter, March 26 A.D. 1965, Memphis, Tenn. to Warren (Letters (correspondence))
• African American Odyssey (Library of Congress)
  • Bayard Rustin at news briefing on the Civil Rights March on Washington in the Statler Hotel, half-length portrait, seated at table (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mahalia Jackson, half-length portrait, facing left, standing at podium, singing (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March on Washington, August 28, 1963 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ronald Martin, Robert Patterson, and Mark Martin stage sit-down strike after being refused service at a F.W. Woolworth luncheon counter, Greensboro, N.C. (Group portraits)
  • "Why should we march?" March on Washington fliers (Flyers)
• African American Oral History Collection (University of Louisville University Archives and Records Center)
  • Oral history interview with Mae Street Kidd (Sound recordings)
  • Oral history interview with Maurice Rabb (Sound recordings)
  • Oral history interview with Murray Atkins Walls and John Walls (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Vivian Clark Stanley (Transcripts)
• Albert Gore Sr. Senate Collection (Albert Gore Research Center (Middle Tennessee State University))
  • Letter on Civil Rights Freedom Riders (Letters (correspondence))
  • Letter on Law and Order, 1 (Letters (correspondence))
• Baldy Editorial Cartoons, 1946-1982, 1997: Clifford H. Baldowski Editorial Cartoons at the Richard B. Russell Library. (Digital Library of Georgia)
  • The Albany Movement / Baldy, [1962 Aug. 1] (Editorial cartoons)
  • Crawfordville March / Baldy, [1965 Oct. 13]. (Editorial cartoons)
  • Dean, this is in the United States isn't it! / Baldy, 1962 Aug. 28. (Editorial cartoons)
  • Fire or sit-in? / Baldy, 1973 May 19. (Editorial cartoons)
  • --Goin to fight one or start one? / Baldy, [ca. 1968]. (Editorial cartoons)
  • His master's voice / Baldy, 1962 Mar. 29. (Editorial cartoons)
  • --I go for all sharing the privileges of government who assist in bearing its burden! Lincoln / Baldy, [1963 Aug. 28] (Editorial cartoons)
  • Need any more help? / Baldy, [1962 July 27]. (Editorial cartoons)
  • --Oh yeah, I'm a natural born demonstrator myself! / Baldy, [1981 July 23] (Editorial cartoons)
  • --The signs, stupid! Follow the signs! / Baldy, [1968 Mar. 30] (Editorial cartoons)
  • Simese [sic] twins / Baldy, 1962 May 3 [i.e., 1963 May 3]. (Editorial cartoons)
  • Two hamburgers an' black coffee-- to go / Baldy, 1963 July 28. (Editorial cartoons)
  • --We shall overcome-- / Baldy, [1964 Feb. 1] (Editorial cartoons)
• Beck Cultural Exchange Center Collection (Beck Cultural Exchange Center)
• Beck Cultural Exchange Center Collection (Beck Cultural Exchange Center)
  • Tennessee and Bijou theaters protest (News)
• Bill Wilson Photographs, 1938-1979, undated (Atlanta History Center)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vine City Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
• Black Oral History Collection (Washington State University's Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections)
  • Tanner, Jack, January 20, 1973 (Oral histories)
• Carl and Anne Braden Papers (Hoskins Library)
  • News from Fayette County, Tennessee Workcamps (Newsletters)
• Civil Rights-- Eisenhower & the Eisenhower Administration (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library)
• The Civil Rights Era in the U.S. News & World Report Photographs Collection: Selected Images from the Collections of the Library of Congress (Library of Congress)
  • Negro demonstration in Washington, D.C. Justice Dept. Bobby Kennedy speaking to crowd (Black-and-white photographs)
• Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive (University of Southern Mississippi Libraries)
  • Arrest record and offense reports (Federal government records)
  • A chronology of violence and intimidation in Mississippi since 1961 (Texts (document genres))
  • Civil rights: year-end summary; December 31, 1963 (Annual reports)
  • CORE-lator, no. 104; February 1964 (Newspapers)
  • FBI file #157-333 regarding arrest of freedom riders; July 14, 1961 (Federal government records)
  • FBI file, freedom ride, 1961 (Federal government records)
  • FBI teletype, SAC Mobile to Director FBI and SAC-S New Orleans, New York, and Chicago; July 9, 1961 (Federal government records)
  • Flyer for Town Hall meeting (Flyers)
  • Letter, Erle Johnston, Jr. to Reverend Frederick C. Fowler; April 1, 1965 (Letters (correspondence))
  • Letter, Jill Wakeman (Goodman) to friends; June 25, 1966 (Text)
  • Letter, Steven McNichols to student body presidents, NSA coordinators, and student editors; October 12, 1964 (Letters (correspondence))
  • M is for Mississippi and Murder; November 1955 (Text)
  • Memo, Betty Garman to friends of SNCC, campus contacts and others; October 27, 1964 (Memorandums)
  • Memo, Southern Conference Educational Fund; May 9, 1968 (Texts (Document genres))
  • Memo, Washington office to support organizations of the MFDP; August 19, 1965 (Memorandums)
  • Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party newsletter, number 3; November 27, 1967 (Newsletters)
  • Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party newsletter; Volume 2, number 6 (Newsletters)
  • Photograph of a voter registration demonstration in downtown Holly Springs, Mississippi; [n.d.] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of McComb voting demonstration (1); [1962] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of McComb voting demonstration (2); [1962] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of McComb voting demonstration (3); [1962] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of McComb voting demonstration (4); [1962] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of Woolworth's sit-in; 28 May 1963 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Poor people's campaign flyer (Flyers)
  • Poor people's campaign pamphlet (Pamphlets)
  • Program for freedom day rally, April 26, 1964 (Pamphlets)
  • Program for Town Hall meeting (Image; Text)
  • Proposed program for Mississippi in relationship to SCLC's Washington Poor People's Campaign; January 14, 1968 (Reports)
  • Restricted document; November 6, 1967 (Texts (document genres))
  • SAC New Orleans to Director, FBI; October 11, 1961 (Federal government records)
  • SCLC department of voter registration and political education, staff meeting (Text)
  • Story of Alcorn student walkout; March 1957 (Notes)
  • Student voice, Vol. 4, no. 6 (Newsletters)
  • Student voice, Vol. 5 no. 14 (Newsletters)
  • Student voice, Vol. 5 no. 15 (Newsletters)
  • Student voice, Vol. 5, no. 16 (Newsletters)
  • Student voice, Vol. 5, no. 17 (Newsletters)
  • Summary of Alcorn student walkout; [n.d.] (Reports)
• Civil Rights movement in Kentucky oral history project (Kentucky Historical Society)
• Civil Rights Movement in Virginia : An Exhibition on Display February 7 - June 19, 2004 (Virginia Historical Society)
  • Danville (Black-and-white photographs)
• Civil Rights Oral History Interviews (Washington State University's Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections)
  • Flip Schulke describes his experiences photographing race issues in Mississippi and the south (Sound recordings)
  • Jerrelene Williamson describes her experiences during the civil rights movement in Spokane (Sound recordings)
  • Verda Lofton discusses her involvement as a young teenager in a 1965 civil rights march in Spokane (Sound recordings)
• Columbia River Basin Ethnic History Project (Washington State University's Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections)
  • NAACP parade for Medgar Evers, June 24, 1963 (Black-and-white photographs)
• Crossroads interviews (Rhodes College)
• Documenting Our Past: The Teenie Harris Archive Project (Carnegie Museum of Art)
  • Alberta Jordan Reaves protesting in front of Isaly's, carrying sign reading "Isaly's discriminate against Negroes by refusing to hire them as counter clerks" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Alberta Jordan Reaves protesting in front of Isaly's carrying sign reading: "Isaly's Discriminate Against Negroes By Refusing To Hire Them As Counter Clerks" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Byrd Brown, Reverend Jimmy Joe Robinson, and Mike Desmond leading protest march, with photographer Coles, police chief William Mugsy Moore, man in hardhat, and man standing on van in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • CORE sponsored protest outside Civic Arena, with four picketers carrying placards with portraits, and protesters in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • CORE sponsored protest outside Civic Arena, with picketers carrying placards with portraits and slogans reading "We Shall Not Be Moved," "Too Many Murders," "Freedom Now" and "Don't Vote Hate" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • CORE sponsored protest outside Civic Arena, with picketers carrying placards with portraits and slogans reading "We Shall Not Be Moved," "Too Many Murders," "Freedom Now" and "Don't Vote Hate," another scene (Black-and-white photographs)
  • CORE sponsored protest outside Civic Arena, with picketers carrying placards with portraits and slogans reading "We Shall Not Be Moved," "Too Many Murders," "Freedom Now" and "Don't Vote Hate," another scene (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Demonstrators in front of Anthony Payne's Honey Dew Cafe with sandwich boards reading "The Non-buying campaign against the Duquesne Brewing Company is over, Thanks" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Double exposure: Group of protesters holding signs reading "Braddock and Rankin, We Earn Our Pay, Let's Keep It That Way" and"Congress, Your Acts Have Axed Us"; and another protest scene, with priest (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Elderly woman carrying sign reading "We protest discriminatory seniority units at U.S. Steel" leading picketers against segregation at U.S. Steel in front of Union Trust building downtown (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Exterior view of United States Steel building, with men protesting, including one wearing placard that reads, "We Protest Discriminatory Seniority Units at US Steel," with three women and two men looking on (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Group of children protesting on a North Side hillside, holding signs reading "Don't take our school," "We want our small children to remain close to home," in background a billboard reading "Columbus Elementary School Board of Public Education Pittsburgh," and a Jendoco Construction Company sign (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Group of protesters outside Civic Building with signs reading "Housing authority, you must be fair to your community," and "Housing authority [board] don't you trust your legal administrative staff" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Large crowd of protesters gathered at Centre Avenue and Crawford Street near the Civic Arena, with Connelley Trade School in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Large crowd of protesters, including man on crutches, marching through downtown Pittsburgh (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Large crowd standing in front of man, possibly K. Leroy Irvis, speaking into microphones, with minister and four men standing in background, and camera man on right (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Large group of protesters downtown with signs reading "Fight poverty, not Hanoi," "SAV-CAP in the Hill," and "LBJ where's your support?" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Large group of protesters marching past US Steel building through downtown Pittsburgh (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Long line of protesters walking during snowfall carrying placards that read, "We Protest Kutchman's Appointment," with Kay's Furniture and Areford Brother's Real Estate, street no. 62 in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Man and woman protesting outside of Woolworth's carrying sign reading "Students protest Woolworth's Racial Discrimination," possibly in East Liberty (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Man wearing suit and arm band reading, "Let's March," marching on street in downtown Pittsburgh, with protesters in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers demonstrating for International Day for Elimination of Racial Discrimination on street at Landleiss Street intersection (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Men and women, including Bishop Charles Foggie, possibly with Marion Jordan, protesting for civil rights, with signs outside Woolworth's department store, downtown (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Men and women, including Johnny Grice, James McCoy, and Dorothy Williams, protesting in front of A. S. Beck Shoes with sign reading, "We Buy Where We Can Work," Albert's Hosiery store in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Men and women protesting with signs reading "Join the fight against segregation, join the fight for human rights," and "Make Woolworth serve everyone everywhere" outside Woolworth's, Downtown (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Men installing sign reading "Police...We need your protection...not your harassment" in residential area (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mike Desmond, Rev. Jimmy Joe Robinson, Nate Smith, and Byrd Brown, leading protest march, with protesters including Vince Roots Wilson and Dr. Norman Johnson, police, and James Swampman Williams in hardhat, standing on street with St. Benedict the Moor church in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • NAACP group, including women and boys, marching on Fifth Avenue in front of Beck's Shoe Store and Candy - Rama, holding signs reading "Don't patronize Fifth Avenue Shoe Stores" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • NAACP sponsored group of five protesters outside of Sears department store, with signs reading "Down with Tokenism" and "Equal Job Opportunities for All" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Picketers carrying NAACP protest signs marching outside United Mine Safety Appliance Company (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Police in riot gear lined up downtown near Washington Plaza (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protest march with women and men holding signs for equal rights, heading toward downtown Pittsburgh, with church in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protest outside George A. Jones and Sons Real Estate office, one woman with sign reading "Up with South Side, Down with Slum Housing," and another with sign reading "We hate to tell you this George but you have bad... housing, the Green Phantom" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters in front of A & P Food Stores wearing sandwich boards that read, "Don't Buy at A & P Until They Hire Negro Cashiers" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters including Baptist Temple Reverend J. A. Williams and woman with sandwich board reading "Protest - racial discrimination in employment breeds poverty, poverty breeds communism, this company has a discriminatory employment pattern, NAACP youth council" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters, including Bill Powell, James McCoy, Mal Goode, and Byrd Brown, and band, with placards reading: "Job opportunities for us too"; "We just want our God-given rights"; "The soundness of our cause should prick your conscience" outside Civic Arena (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters including Johnny Grice, Dorothy K. Williams, and James McCoy, outside of Jarman shoe store with NAACP signs reading "Don't patronize Fifth Avenue Shoe Store" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters, including Judge Henry Smith and Byrd Brown, marching outside Woolworth's carrying NAACP posters protesting lunch counter segregation, with Matthew Moore, Mal Goode, and Bishop Foggie in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters including Mal Goode, picketing outside Civic Arena carrying signs such as "Why No Jobs, We Pay Taxes Too," Lee & Sons Electric Wiring car parked beside them (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters, including Reverend Donald McIlvane, Reverend LeRoy Patrick, and Bishop Charles Foggie, marching in front of North Avenue Savings and Loan, street no. 812, Rittle Rosfeld Co. and Schwinn Bicycle (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters, including Reverend Jimmy Joe Robinson, Mugsy Moore and Bishop Charles Foggie, marching across the street from Wiemer Tire Company, with sign painted on building reading "North Avenue Savings & Loan Across the Street" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters, including Robert Lavelle and Judge Henry Smith in center, wearing and carrying small banners reading "Let's March," marching on street in downtown Pittsburgh (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters marching against racism and Wallace, one man holding an American flag, in front of Washington Plaza (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters marching down Centre Avenue near the Civic Arena and Chatham Center, with WIIC-TV Channel 11 car in foreground (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters marching in front Pittsburgh Board of Education Building on Bellefield Avenue (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters marching in front Pittsburgh Board of Education Building on Bellefield Avenue, one with placard reading "Citizens Committee Says Negro Teachers Want Upgrading NOW!" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters marching in front Pittsburgh Board of Education Building on Bellefield Avenue, one with placard reading "Citizens Committee Says NOW!" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters marching on Grant Street in front of US Steel building, with signs reading "We Protest Segregated Facilities in USS Steel Corp" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters marching through intersections at Fifth Avenue and Craig Street in Oakland (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters outside [Quality] Shoes, with man holding sign reading "Youth division NAACP Help Mr. K in Wash. DC, Hurt Mr. K in Moscow, Don't buy Jim Crow practices" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters wearing "Let's March" arm bands marching in front of building, street no. 435, in downtown Pittsburgh (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protesters with signs reading "Segregation Never, NAACP" and "Bigots Must Go, Baptist Ministerial Conference," outside Sheraton Hotel (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Residential street with protesters on sidewalk and Thompson's Electric Co. van with large loudspeakers mounted on top, and policemen in foreground (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rev. Jimmy Joe Robinson preparing to lead protest march, with Bill Powell, Mike Desmond, men in hard hats, and others carrying flags with wreath wrapped around fist motif, with St. Benedict the Moor church in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Six women and one man protesting outside of Wightman Manor Convalescent and Nursing Home (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Trailways lunch counter sit-in (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Two men protesting beer companies, possibly including Bill Robinson wearing sign "Duquesne is back and we've got it," "The non-buying campaign against Duquesne is over" and Tommy Butler wearing sign "We do not sell Iron City Beer here because..." (Black-and-white photographs)
  • UNPC (United Negro Protest Committee) demonstration against apartheid with men, women and nun carrying placards, on residential sidewalk (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Women and men holding up protest signs against prison conditions, including one reading "Striking for Humane Treatment," walking along train tracks under bridge (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Women and men protesting outside the Mine Safety Appliance building in Homewood, holding U.N.P.C. signs including one reading "UNPC wants freedom, justice, equality now!" (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Women holding protest sign reading "Decent Prison Wages," and boy, standing on train tracks (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Young people wearing Afros and carrying protests signs, with one that reads, "If We Must Die Let Us Die Nobily [sic]" (Black-and-white photographs)
• Encyclopedia of Alabama (Encyclopedia of Alabama)
  • Birmingham Campaign of 1963 (Articles)
  • Coretta Scott King (Articles)
  • E. D. Nixon (Articles)
  • Eugene "Bull" Connor (Articles)
  • Fred Gray (Articles)
  • Fred Lee Shuttlesworth (Articles)
  • "Letter from Birmingham Jail" (Articles)
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. (Articles)
  • Modern Civil Rights Movement in Alabama (Articles)
  • Montgomery Bus Boycott (Articles)
  • NAACP v. Alabama (Articles)
  • Ralph David Abernathy (Articles)
  • Rosa Parks (Articles)
  • Selma to Montgomery March (Articles)
• Encyclopedia Virginia (Virginia Foundation for the Humanities)
  • Danville Civil Rights Demonstrations of 1963 (Articles)
• Eyes on the Prize Interviews (Washington University in St. Louis University Libraries)
• FBI Freedom of Information Act Collection (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
  • Ku Klux Klan (Federal government records)
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. (Federal government records)
  • Medgar Evers (Federal government records)
  • Stokely Carmichael (Federal government records)
• Florida Civil Rights Oral Histories (University of South Florida Libraries)
• Florida Memory Project (Florida State Library and Archives)
  • St. Augustine Race Riots (Moving images)
• Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: The Collection (Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History)
  • Report to President John F. Kennedy regarding civil rights (Texts (document genres))
• Greensboro Voices: Voicing Observations in Civil Rights and Equality struggles (University of North Carolina at Greensboro's University Libraries)
  • Oral history interview with A. Knighton Stanley (part 1) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with A. Knighton Stanley (part 2) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Angeline and S. C. Smith (Part 1) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Arnold Schiffman Sr. (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with B. Elton Cox (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Ben Wilson (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Boyd Morris (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Cecil Bishop (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Charles Davis (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Charles O. Bess (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Clarence Malone (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Clarence Malone (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Claudette Burroughs-White (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Cleveland Sellers (part 2) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Clyde Marsh (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Colvin Leonard (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with David Schenck, Jr. (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Edward F. Burrows (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Elizabeth Laizner (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Ezell and Corene Blair (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Floyd McKissick (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Frances Lewis (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Frances Lewis (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Frank O. Sherrill Jr. (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Furman Melton Jr. (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Geneva Tisdale (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with George H. Evans (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with George Leverett (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with George Roach (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Gloria Jean Howard (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Gordon R. Carey (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Herman G. Enochs (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Hobart Jarrett (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Howard A. Chubbs (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Howard Holderness (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Ima Edwards (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with J. Kenneth Lee (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with J. Kenneth Lee (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jack Moebes (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jack Moebes (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jack Moebes (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with James Farmer (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with James McMillan (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with James Townsend (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Janet C. Boyte (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jibreel Khazan (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jibreel Khazan and Franklin McCain (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jim Melvin (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jo Spivey (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jo Spivey (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Jo Spivey (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with John Alexander (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with John F. Hatchett (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with John F. Hatchett (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with John Forbis (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with John Richmond (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Joseph Asher (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Joseph McNeil (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Katie Dorsett (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Leonard Guyes (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Lewis A. Brandon III (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Lewis C. Dowdy (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Linda McDougle (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Lois Lucas Williams (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Marion Jones (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Marvin Sykes (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Neil McGill (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Otis L. Hairston Jr. (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Otis L. Hairston Sr. (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Owen Lewis (Part 1) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Pat Patterson (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Pat Patterson (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Pattie E. Banks (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Sarah Outterbridge (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Ullysses Lee Jr. (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Vance H. Chavis (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Vance H. Chavis (Part 1) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Vance H. Chavis (Part 2) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Warmoth T. Gibbs (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Warren Ashby (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with Willa Player (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with William H. Jackson (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with William H. Jackson (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with William Snider (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with William Snider (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with William Thomas Jr. (Part 1) (Oral histories)
  • Oral history interview with William Thomas Jr. (Part 2) (Oral histories)
• Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement (Smoking Gun)
  • Addie J. Hamerter (Identification photographs)
  • Alberta J. James (Identification photographs)
  • Alfred Ellis (Identification photographs)
  • Arthur Bibbins (Identification photographs)
  • Arthur Murphy (Identification photographs)
  • Audrey Belle Langford (Identification photographs)
  • B.D. Lambert (Identification photographs)
  • Bernard Scott Lee (Identification photographs)
  • Booker T. Holmes (Identification photographs)
  • Burl M. Averhart (Identification photographs)
  • C.W. Lee (Identification photographs)
  • Calvin Varner (Identification photographs)
  • Charlie Polk, Jr. (Identification photographs)
  • Clyde Larocque Carter (Identification photographs)
  • Cora McHaney (Identification photographs)
  • David Everett Swift (Identification photographs)
  • E.D. Nixon (Identification photographs)
  • E.H. Ligon (Identification photographs)
  • Eddie Bradford (Identification photographs)
  • Edward Williams (Identification photographs)
  • Eli Judkins (Identification photographs)
  • Eretta F. Adair (Identification photographs)
  • Frank L. Taylor (Identification photographs)
  • Frank Powell, Jr. (Identification photographs)
  • Fred Lee Shuttlesworth (Identification photographs)
  • Fuddie Morris (Identification photographs)
  • Gaylord Brewster Noyce (Identification photographs)
  • George Bundy Smith (Identification photographs)
  • George H. Jordan (Identification photographs)
  • George Henderson (Identification photographs)
  • George Hill (Identification photographs)
  • Handwriten arrest ledger (Government records)
  • Henry A. McClain (Identification photographs)
  • Henry Williams (Identification photographs)
  • Ida Mae Caldwell (Identification photographs)
  • Isiah Ferguson (Identification photographs)
  • J.C. Smith (Identification photographs)
  • J.E. Pierce (Identification photographs)
  • J.H. Baker (Identification photographs)
  • J.N. King (Identification photographs)
  • Jackson Knox (Identification photographs)
  • James T. Primus (Identification photographs)
  • Jimmie Gamble (Identification photographs)
  • Jimmie L. Lowe (Identification photographs)
  • Jo Ann Robinson (Identification photographs)
  • John David Maguire (Identification photographs)
  • John H. Garrison (Identification photographs)
  • Joseph Charles Jones (Identification photographs)
  • L.C. Walker (Identification photographs)
  • L.R. Bennett (Identification photographs)
  • Lottie Green Varner (Identification photographs)
  • Louis Christburg (Identification photographs)
  • Martin Luther King, Jr., #7089 (Government records)
  • Mathew Kennedy (Identification photographs)
  • A. McHaney (Identification photographs)
  • Mentha L. Johnson (Identification photographs)
  • Mose Bishop (Identification photographs)
  • Mose W. Richburg (Identification photographs)
  • Moses W. Jones, MD (Identification photographs)
  • Mrs. A.W. West, Sr. (Identification photographs)
  • Osborne C. Chambliss (Identification photographs)
  • Otis A. Carlton (Identification photographs)
  • P.E. Conley (Identification photographs)
  • P.M. Blair (Identification photographs)
  • R.B. Binion (Identification photographs)
  • Ralph David Abernathy (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. A. Edward Banks (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. A.H. Hoffman (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. B.J. Simms (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. E.N. French (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. Fred L. Davis (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. H.H. Hubbard (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. H.H. Johnson (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. H.J. Palmer (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. J.H. Cherry (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. J.W. Bonner (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. Joshua W. Hayes (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. M.C. Cleveland (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. M.L. King, Jr. (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. R.J. Glassco (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. R.W. Hilson (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. S. Heard (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. S.S. Seay (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. W.F. Alford (Identification photographs)
  • Rev. W.J. Powell (Identification photographs)
  • Richard S. Jordan (Identification photographs)
  • Robert Johnson (Identification photographs)
  • Ronald R. Young (Identification photographs)
  • Rosa Parks (Identification photographs)
  • Rosa Parks, #7053 (Government records)
  • Sam Barnett (Identification photographs)
  • Simon Peter McBride (Identification photographs)
  • Thomas Gray (Identification photographs)
  • Tom Parks (Identification photographs)
  • W.H. Johnson (Identification photographs)
  • Walter Moss (Identification photographs)
  • Walter Smith (Identification photographs)
  • Wesley Tolbert (Identification photographs)
  • William Sloane Coffin (Identification photographs)
  • Willie James Kemp (Identification photographs)
  • Wyatt Tee Walker (Identification photographs)
• Highlander Folk School: A Photographic History (Highlander Research and Education Center)
  • Photograph of C.T. Vivian holding a strategy session for the Selma movement with Hosea Williams, Martin Luther King Jr., and Reverend Ralph Abernathy, 1965 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of C.T. Vivian placing demands upon Mayor Richard J. Daly in front of a crowd at an outdoor rally, Chicago, Illinois (Black-and-white photographs)
• Individuals Active in Civil Disturbances, volume 1 (Alabama Department of Archives and History)
  • Aaron Watkins (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Alexander Demitri Shimkin (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Alfred Washington Wright (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Alfreda Bedell (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Alfreda M. Johnson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Alvin Stephens (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ann Hunt (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Anya Allister (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Art Ravitz (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Arthur Lee Fuller (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Asa Hubbard (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Barbara Thomson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Barry Allen Clemson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Barry Andrew Goldstein (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bennie Canidate (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bennie Jackson, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Betty Jones (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Billie Scott (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bobby Goodson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bonnie McFadden (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bruce Bramson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Carrie Wingard (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charleen Taylor (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charles Granville (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charles Strain (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charles White (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Clifford Coleman (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Clyde Hollie (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Curtis D. Clemson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Daniel E. Harmeling (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David Arthur Harlow (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David C. Aroner (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David C. Thomson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David E. Anderson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David M. Walsh (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David Rhodes (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David William Holland (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Diane Runkle (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Don Raymond McGrath (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Donald Edwin Howard (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dorothy Jean Frazier (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Douglas McCants (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Douglas S. Jardine, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Edna Goodson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Edward English (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Eldridge Allen Burns (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Eorrest [Forrest ?] Gary Odle (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ernest Robert Mercer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Eugene William Adams, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Frank Hails (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Frederick Charles Kraai (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Frederick D. Aronow (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Frederick W. J. Looney (Black-and-white photographs)
  • G. H. Jarrell (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George E. Carter (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Edward Davis (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Paris (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Gordon Clements (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Helen Beth Jacobson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Henry P. Hawkins (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Hilda Evelyn Washington (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Irad Valentine, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Isaac Hannon (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Isaaca Wansley (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Barnett (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Douglas Young (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James E. Thornton (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Edward McCreary (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Faust, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James P. Marshall (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Rodgers, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jan P. Plummer (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jean Angela Maron (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jennifer Lawson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jeremiah A. Cahill (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jerrett Williams, III (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jerry Miller (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Cotton Lamb (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John G. Hallsten (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Judith Behling (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Judy Coburn (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Junius Williams (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lemuel Green (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Leon Page (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Leonard McGhee (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Leron Robinson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Leroy Howard (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lincoln Mallisham (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Linda Morse (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lloyd Little (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Louis Goldburn (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Louis Perez (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Luther Lee Emmerson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marian Gillian (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mark Slafkes (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marshall Bloom (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marta Reinhart (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mary E. Lee (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mary E. McQueen (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • McKinley Clausell (Black-and-white photographs)
  • McKinley Harris (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Melvin Jackson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Meris Vinovskis (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Michael Albert Bruland (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Michael Jordan Ingraham (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Michael R. Gray (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Micheal D. Wood (Black-and-white photographs)
  • N. Schafer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Napoleon Scarver (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Nathaniel Bradley (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Nichele L. Moreland (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Octavia Hughes (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Patsy Williams (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Paul H. Pillow (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Paul Lauter (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Peter Tom Burch (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Posy Lombard (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Prince Powe (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rachel Esrick (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rachel Findley (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rainier Seelig (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Raymond Jenkins (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Richard Baldwin (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Richard Price, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert F. Barber (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert J. Allison (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert J. Dannenburg (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert L. Judkins, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Stadler Schwarz (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ruby Lee Harris (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ruby Nell Sales (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Russell Wimberly (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Simuel Brent Schutz, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sinclair V. Jeter, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Solomon Perry (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Stuart Haskell (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sue Saugstad (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Thomas Berry (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Thomas McDade (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vera Mae Hamilton (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Wendell H. Paris (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Wendell Wallach (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Wendell Wilkis [sic] Wilkerson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Dennis Ware (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Harold Jenkins (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Hunt (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Stuart House (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William W. Haygood (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willie James Johnson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willie Vaughn (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willis Leon Williams (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Windy Weiss (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Wolf Mathison (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Worth W. Long (Black-and-white photographs)
• Individuals Active in Civil Disturbances, volume 2 (Alabama Department of Archives and History)
  • Albert Turner (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Allen, Earl Edward, 1933- (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Andrew Lee Marrisett (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Anna Deedon (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Anne Braden (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Anthony Edward Wells (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Arthur Henry Steuer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bayard Rustin (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Benjamin Grinage (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bennie Tucker (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Berk Costello (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bernard Lafayette, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bernard Z. Conn (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Booker T. Bonner (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bruce Baines (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bruce Charles Waltzer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bruce Jordan (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Bruce Newlin Maxwell (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Burrell Jordan, III (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Byron Leon Jones (Black-and-white photographs)
  • C. T. Vivian (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Calvin Earl Alexander (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Carl Braden (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Carver Gene Neblett (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Catherine Pleune (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Cecil T. Washington (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ceola Reese (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charles Allen Lingo, Jr. (no photograph) (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charles Melvin Walker, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charles Richard Cox (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charles Weldon Smith (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Charlie James Smith (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Clarence Broadnax (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Claude Kenneth Palmer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Clay Stuart, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Cleveland Louis Sellers, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Cordell Hull Reagon (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Cornelia Amelia Greene (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dave Dennis (Black-and-white photographs)
  • David William Rosenberg (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Diane Judith Nash Bevel (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dick Gregory (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dion Tyrone Diamond (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Donald Lawrence Jones (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dorothy Miller Zellner (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Edward Hill (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Edward R. Fields (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Edwin Woodrow Braxter (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Egbert Theodore Adams (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Eleanor Katherine Holmes (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Eric Paul Jones (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Eugene Rouse, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Evelyn Louise Palmer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Fager, Charles Eugene (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Frank Vincent Soracco (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Fred Lee Shuttlesworth (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Frederick Charles Schulze (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Geoffrey Siegel (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Cesar Coleman (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Goss (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Leroy Offutt (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Lincoln Rockwell (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Newton Cooper, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Raymond, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Gladys Freeman (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Gloria Richardson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Golden Frinks (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Gwendolyn Theresa Greene (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Harriet Shelia Tanzman (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Harry Peter Stoner (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Helene Dorothy Wilson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Henry Clarence Carter (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Hillel David Halkin (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Hortense Jeanette Spillers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Hosea Lorenzo Williams (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Howard McArthur Romaine (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Isaiah Robinson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Isiah [sic] Brunson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ivanhoe Gaylord Donaldson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James A. Dombrowski (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James A. Monsonis (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Carl Wilson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James E. Gildersleave (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James E. Smith (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Edward Orange (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Franklin Cato (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Jason Palmer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Jones (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James L. Farmer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Louis Womack (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Luther Bevel (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Morris Lawson, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James O. Murray (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Rufus Forman (Black-and-white photographs)
  • James Warner (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Janet Antonia Lewis (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Janice Eline Winkley (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jerald Thomas Walraven (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jerry Brooms (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jerry Harrison (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jesse Benjamin Stoner (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jessie James Harris (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jessie L. Harris (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jimmie George Robinson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jimmie Travis (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Joan Trumpower (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Joanne Ailene Grant (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Joel Lee Riley (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Augusta Wilson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Harold Lichten (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Linwood Safford (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Patler (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Randall Salter (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Robert Lewis (Black-and-white photographs)
  • John Robert Zellner (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Jonas Gintautas Liutkus (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Joseph Ela Wright (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Joseph Lester Hankerson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Joyce Ann Brown (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Katie Frances Peters (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Khaleel Sultann Sayyed (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lafayette Surnery (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Landy McNair, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Larry Crawford Fox (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Larry Siegel (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Laura Ann Lippman (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lawrence G. Henry (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lebron Hilliard (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Leo Franklin Young (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Leonard W. Holt (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Leslie Marion Moore (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lester Gene McKinnie (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lewis Perry MacAdams, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lois Carroll Chaffee (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lorean Thoma (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lorean Thomas (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Louis Lloyd Anderson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Louise Johnson Lovett (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lucille Komisar (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Lula Bell Williams (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mari Tence Stovall (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Martin A. Schain (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marvous Saunders (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mary Elizabeth Farrell (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mary Rich Wilson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Maxine Cobbs (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Maya Alderson Schulze (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Melvin Louis Palmer (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mercedes Anita Wright (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Michael A. Proctor (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Miles [sic] Horton (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Oren Fenton Potito (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Paul Everett Stonebraker (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Penelope Ransdell Patch (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Peter Ignatius Kenmore (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Peter Xavier (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Phillip Thomas Mayberry (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Phyllis Laverne Ross (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ralph David Abernathy (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ralph Lee Hassinger (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Rev. Author A. Robinson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Richard Charles Boone (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Richard David Quinn (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Richard Galbraith Cheffey (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Richard Lee Haley (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robb Burlage (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert B. Talbert (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Chester Ellickson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert E. Weil (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Hunter Morey (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Lee Seals (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Louis Richardson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Osce Perrow (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Thomas Johnson (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Robert Vandiver Stone (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Roger Carroll Banker Daly (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Ronyl Jean Stewart (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Roy Eugene Allen (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Samuel Curtis Shirah, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Seth David Ryan (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Silas Norman, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Stanley Leroy Wise (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Stephen Hal Hancock (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Stokely Carmichael (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Thomas O'Dell King (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Thomas Randall Kendrick (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Thomas Rodgers Lichten (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Tommy Lee Randle (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Vivian [sic] Leight Franklin (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Walter Hall Lively (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Wilfred Ralph (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Charles Branche (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Edward (Bill) Roth (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Epton (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Henry Sanders (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William L. Griffin (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Maurice Cornish (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Simon Light (Black-and-white photographs)
  • William Walter Hansen, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willie Ben Ludden, Jr. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willie Emma Scott (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willie Floyd Ricks (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willie Lawrence McCray (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Willie Marion Bolden (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Worth Westinghouse Long (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Wyatt Tee Walker (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Zev Aelony (Black-and-white photographs)
• Jack Rabin collection on Alabama Civil Rights and Southern Activists (Penn State Special Collections Library)
• Jim Peppler Southern Courier Photograph Collection (Alabama Department of Archives and History)
• King County Snapshots: A Photographic Heritage of Seattle and Surrounding Communities (University of Washington's Libraries)
  • Civil rights demonstration, University of Washington, March 4, 1960 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights march, Seattle, 1965 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights marchers in front of Olympic Hotel, Seattle, 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights protest, University of Washington, March 4, 1960 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights sit-in at Municipal Building, Seattle, July 25, 1963 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Crowds meeting Freedom Train at King Street Station, Seattle, 1948 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Demonstration for open housing, Seattle, 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protestors [sic] at Atlas Grocery, Seattle, 1947 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protestors [sic] at Atlas Grocery, Seattle, 1947 (Black-and-white photographs)
• Living the Story: The Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky (Kentucky Educational Television)
  • Image gallery (Web sites)
• Los Angeles Daily News Negatives, 1925-1954 (Charles E. Young Research Library Department of Special Collections)
• Maxine A. Smith NAACP Collection (Memphis Public Library's Memphis and Shelby County Room)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, July 19th thru August 1, 1961 (Reports)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, June 7th thru July 18th, 1961 (Reports)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, March 4th thru April 17th, 1964 (Reports)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, March 6th thru April 2nd, 1963 (Reports)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, Nov. 8th thru Dec. 5th, 1961 (Reports)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, November 8th thru December 4th, 1962 (Reports)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, October 24th thru November 27th, 1966 (Reports)
  • NAACP Report of Executive Secretary, September 6th thru October 3rd, 1961 (Reports)
• Memphis civil rights photograph collection (Memphis Public Library's Memphis and Shelby County Room)
  • Black civil rights activists march while segregationists protest (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Black college and high school students arrested during demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights march on Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights marchers picket Cotton Carnival (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Demonstration during public school boycott (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March to support 1969 school boycott (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Maxine A. Smith at downtown business boycott (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Students conduct a lunch counter sit-in (Black-and-white photographs)
  • White segregationists stage counter protest (Black-and-white photographs)
• Memphis Interview Collection (Rhodes College)
• Moncrief photograph collection (Mississippi Department of Archives and History)
  • Dahmer, demonstration, January 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstration, January 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstration, January 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Dahmer, demonstrations, Jan 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Integration voter, Jan and Feb 1964 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, King, April 8, 1968 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • March, Negro, July 29, 1967 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Unidentified males and females march along sidewalk (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Unidentified males and females march along sidewalk (Black-and-white photographs)
• Nashville Public Library Digital Collections Portal: Civil Rights (Nashville Public Library)
  • Excerpt 6 from oral history interview with Kenneth L. Roberts, 2006 July 27 (Sound recordings)
  • Excerpt 7 from oral history interview with Kenneth L. Roberts, 2006 July 27 (Sound recordings)
  • Oral history interview with Dr. Frank F. Drowota, Jr., 1980 November 20, excerpt 05 (Sound recordings)
  • Photograph of a massive crowd of silent marchers, Nashville, Tennessee, 1960 April 19 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of Reverend Joseph Metz Rollins and police officers, 1963 May 09 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Photograph of students marching during the Freedom March on Jefferson Street, Nashville, Tennessee, 1963 March 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
• Nelson Malden Civil Rights Era Photograph Collection (Alabama Department of Archives and History)
  • African American policeman directing marchers in Montgomery during the Selma to Montgomery March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • African Americans attempting to march to the Capitol from Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers crossing the street in Montgomery during the Selma to Montgomery March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers in Montgomery during the Selma to Montgomery March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers walking in the rain in Montgomery during the Selma to Montgomery March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers walking in the rain in Montgomery during the Selma to Montgomery March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers walking in the rain in Montgomery during the Selma to Montgomery March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Marchers walking in the rain in Montgomery during the Selma to Montgomery March (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Meeting of African Americans at the campus of Alabama State College in Montgomery, Alabama (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Student meeting on the campus of Alabama State College following the sit-down demonstration at the Courthouse Grill in Montgomery, Alabama (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Two Montgomery policemen standing in the street during the Selma to Montgomery March. (Black-and-white photographs)
• New Georgia Encyclopedia (New Georgia Encyclopedia)
  • Americus Movement (Articles)
  • Coretta Scott King (1927-2006) (Articles)
  • Freedom Rides (Articles)
  • Leroy Johnson (b. 1928) (Articles)
  • Southern Regional Council (Articles)
  • William G. Anderson (b. 1927) (Articles)
• Online Manuscript Resources in Southern Women's History (Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Books Library (Emory University))
  • Letter from Eliza Paschall to Danny Mitchell and Jim Foreman, 14 February 1962 (Letters (correspondence))
  • Letter from Frances Pauley, director of the Georgia Council on Human Relations, to Governor Carl S. Sanders, 26 July 1965 (Letters (correspondence))
  • Letter from Fred Curry to Connie Curry, Southern Project, 15 February 1960 (Letters (correspondence))
  • Petition: "Marchers for Jobs and Freedom," Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), Atlanta, Georgia, ca. 1962 (Petitions)
  • Statement: "Statement from the General Cabinet of the Student Christian Association," Vanderbilt University, undated (Texts (document genres))
• Online Nevada Encyclopedia (Nevada Humanities)
• Oral Histories of the American South: The Civil Rights Movement (Documenting the American South (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill))
  • Oral history interview with Fred Battle, January 3, 2001 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Glennon Threatt, June 16, 2005 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Gloria Register Jeter, December 23, 2000 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Howard Kester, July 22, 1974 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Igal Roodenko, April 11, 1974 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Joanne Peerman, February 24, 2001 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Laurie Pritchett, April 23, 1976 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Raney Norwood, January 9, 2001 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Sheila Florence, January 20, 2001 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Thurman Couch, February 12, 2001 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Walter Durham, January 19 and 26, 2001 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Walter Durham, January 19 and 26, 2001 (Transcripts)
  • Oral history interview with Willa V. Robinson, January 14, 2004 (Transcripts)
• Oregon Multicultural Archives (Oregon State University Library Digital Collections)
• Powerful Days in Black and White (Eastman Kodak Company)
  • Powerful days in black and white (Black-and-white photographs)
• Presidential Timeline of the Twentieth Century (Lyndon Baines Johnson Library)
  • Jack Valenti's handwritten notes taken during a meeting between President Lyndon B. Johnson, Congressional leaders, and the attorney general (Notes)
  • Memorandum from Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to President Lyndon B. Johnson (Memorandums)
  • The President’s reading copy of the special message to the Congress: “The American promise” (Speeches)
  • Special message to the Congress: “The American promise” (Sound recordings)
  • Special message to the Congress: The American promise (Speeches)
  • Telephone conversation from Lyndon B. Johnson to Bill Moyers on March 9, 1965 at 7:33 a.m. (Sound recordings)
  • Transcript of Jack Valenti’s handwritten notes taken during a meeting between President Lyndon B. Johnson, Congressional Leaders, and the Attorney General. (Transcripts)
  • Transcript of memorandum from Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to President Lyndon B. Johnson (Transcripts)
  • Transcript of special message to the Congress: “The American promise” (Transcripts)
  • Transcript of telephone conversation from Lyndon B. Johnson to Bill Moyers on March 9, 1965 at 7:33 a.m. (Sound recordings)
  • Transcript of the President’s reading copy of the special message to the Congress: “The American promise” (Speeches)
• Rev. Joseph A. DeLaine Papers ca. 1918-2000 (University of South Carolina University Libraries Digital Collections)
  • Photograph, [1955], (New York, N.Y.), of Joseph A. DeLaine, Sr., Roy Wilkins, Eleanor Roosevelt, and others, Civil Rights Rally (Black-and-white photographs)
• Robert R. Church Family Papers (University of Memphis. Special Collections Dept.)
  • Letter from Birmingham City Jail (Pamphlets)
• San Jose State University Special Collections Silicon Valley History Online collection (San José State University Special Collections & Archives)
• Selma to Montgomery : A March for the Right to Vote : A Visual History by Spider Martin (Spider Martin Photograph Collection)
  • African American children with an American flag, probably during the Selma to Montgomery March. (Color photographs)
  • African American students and teachers at the Loveless School in Montgomery, looking at the Selma to Montgomery March from the steps and out of the second-story windows. (Color photographs)
  • African American women, children, and an older man waving to Selma to Montgomery marchers from the sidewalk. (Color photographs)
  • Looking up Dexter Avenue in as Selma to Montgomery marchers round the corner and head to the Capitol. (Color photographs)
  • National Guardsmen on the corner of Dexter Avenue and Hull Street in front of the Capitol during the Selma to Montgomery March. (Color photographs)
  • Selma to Montgomery marchers congregating. (Color photographs)
  • Selma to Montgomery marchers congregating. (Color photographs)
  • Selma to Montgomery marchers in front of the Capitol. (Color photographs)
  • Selma to Montgomery marchers in front of the Capitol at 1:25 p.m. (Color photographs)
  • Selma to Montgomery marchers in Montgomery. (Color photographs)
• Series 2515 : Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission Records Online, 1994-2006, Folders (Mississippi Department of Archives and History)
  • Charles Evers (Memorandums)
  • Director - personal, (begining May 11, 1967) (`Memorandums`)
  • False witness (Articles)
  • Laws relating to demonstrations, etc. (Letters (correspondence))
  • Madison County (Reports)
  • Police brutality (Justice Department) (Letters (correspondence))
• Series 2515 : Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission Records Online, 1994-2006, Photographs (Mississippi Department of Archives and History)
  • Letter: Des Moines, Iowa, to Jim Dombrowski, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1963 October 1 (Letters (correspondence))
  • Letter: Louisville, Kentucky, to James Dombrowski and Henri, 1962 December 11 (Letters (correspondence))
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers]
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers]
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers]
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Image of Selma marchers] (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a group of African American and white males standing behind an illegible protest sign, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a group of African American and white women standing in front of the Georgia State Capitol during a demonstration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a group of demonstrators sitting on the floor of an unidentified building during a sit-in at Greenville Air Force Base in Greenville, Mississippi, 1966 January 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a group of male and female college students gathered in front of Jackson Trim Supply during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a group of male and female college students standing in front of Jackson Trim Supply during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a male holding a sign and American flag standing beside an African American male during a demonstration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a male holding an American flag in front of a street and parking garage, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a man carrying a protest sign that reads "Maddox and the Legislature are Geo. Wallace's lackies" on the sidewalk in front of the Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a woman and man carrying young children with a police officer standing above on the grounds of the Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a woman holding a sign that reads "The Governors Wallace do not speak for the south" while speaking into a microphone held by a reporter during a demonstration in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a woman standing in the doorway of the Hinds County Department of Public Welfare office while Lawrence Guyot gives an interview to a reporter during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Abraham Bassford following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of African American and white demonstrators holding American flags and signs denouncing Governor George Wallace for his stance on labor, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of African American and white demonstrators standing and sitting on the floor of a building located on the grounds of Greenville Air Force Base in Greenville, Mississippi, 1966 January 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Al Keher standing beside an unidentified male holding an American flag, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Al Keher standing between an African American minister and an unidentified male holding an American flag, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alan Kaufman following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Albert Barouh [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Albert Earl Lassiter following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Albert Forrest Gordon following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Albert L. Dunn following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Albert Roy Huddleson [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alex Valentine, Raymond Kimball, William Allan Wallace, Sheila Bland and Kelly Williams (left to right) carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alexander Mattahan Anderson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alexander Weiss following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alfonso Denson, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alfred Lee Cook following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alfred Rhodes, Lawrence Guyot and Henry Hatchett [sic] (left to right) waiting to cross Pearl Street with three African American women during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alfred Rhodes (left) and Henry Hatchett [sic] leading a crowd of African American women across Pearl Street during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alfred Rhodes (left) and Henry Hatchett [sic] preparing to cross Pearl Street with a group of African American women during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Allen Cason, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Allen [sic] Levine following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alpha Zara Palmer following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alphonso Kelly Petway following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Amos C. Brown following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American male carrying a walkie-talkie and Alfred Rhodes walking on along a sidewalk during a demonstration for welfare rights, Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American male holding a walkie-talkie and an African American woman standing in front of a county government office during a demonstration for welfare rights, Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American male holding a walkie-talkie and Henry Hatchett [sic] carrying a protest sign while leading demonstrators down a sidewalk during a demonstration for welfare rights, Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American male holding a walkie-talkie and leading a crowd down a sidewalk followed by Alfred Rhodes and Henry Hatchett [sic] during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American male holding a walkie-talkie and standing in front of the Hinds County Department of Public Welfare office during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American man holding an American flag and standing in front of the Georgia State Capitol during a demonstration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American man holding an American flag during a demonstration with a young child in the background, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an African American minister holding an American flag while standing in front of the Georgia State Capitol during a demonstration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an elderly woman holding a sign that reads "The Governors Wallace do not speak for labor" during a demonstration in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an unidentified African American male wearing a protest sign around his neck during a demonstration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Andrew Horne, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways Bus Station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Anya Allister and five black women singing and holding hands in a circle at a demonstration in Montgomery, Alabama, 1965 March 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Arthur Brooks, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of B.D. Lambert after an arrest holding a slate bearing the the booking number 7074, Montgomery, Alabama, 1956 February (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Barbara Jane Kay following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Bennie McGee (right) and David Doggett (left) carrying protest signs during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Bernard LaFayette, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Buron Lewis Teale [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Byron Mark Baer following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 29 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of C. T. Vivian following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Candida Lall following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Carl Hamilton following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a local Walgreens store in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Carol Silver following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Carolyn Yvonne Reed following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Carroll Gary Barber following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Catherine Burks following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Catherine Jo Prensky following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 29 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles A. Haynie following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles Biggers following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles Butler following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles Darrick Brice following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 4 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles David Myers following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles Earl Cox following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a local Walgreens store in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles G. Sellers, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles Henry Booth following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Charles Wesley Purnell following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 22 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Claire Drew Toombs following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Claire O'Conner [sic] following her arrest for her participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Clarence Lloyd Thomas, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Clarence Melvin Wright following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Claude Albert Liggins following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Cordell Hull Reagon following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Daniel Burkholder following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Daniel Ray Thompson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 14 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Daniel Stevens following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of David Brokaw Frankhauser [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of David Dennis following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of David Kerr Morton following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of David Loring [sic] Richards following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Del Greenblatt following her arrest for her participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Delores Williams Lynch following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Dion Tyrone Diamond following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Donna Sage Garde following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Doris Castle following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Doug Rogers, Mike Gwinn, David Atwood and Alex Valentine (front to back) carrying protest signs and crossing a street with other students during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Doug Rogers, Mike Gwinn, Mickey Stevens, David Atwood, Raymond Kimball, William Allan Wallace, Kelly Williams, Lana Cannon, Steve Cannon and Lee Makamson (front to back) carrying protest signs and marching down a sidewalk during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Douglas Albert Williams following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Earl Vance, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Earnest [sic] Patton, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Eddie Jean Thomas following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Eddora Mae Manning following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Edmon Dalbert, Jr. [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Edward B. Johnson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Edward Bromberg following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Edward William Kale following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Elihu Osby, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 22 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Elizabeth Hirshfeld [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Elizabeth Porter Wyckoff following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Elizabeth S. Adler following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ellen Lee Ziskind following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 29 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Elmer L. Brown following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Elnora R. Price following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Erma Lee Horne following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ernest Newell Weber following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ethel Sawyer following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Etta Marie Simpson following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Eugene John Uphoff following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Eugene Lee following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 4 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Eugene Levine following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 19 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Evelyn Pierce following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Felix Jacques Singer following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of five African American demonstrators participating in a sit-in at Greenville Air Force Base in Greenville, Mississippi, 1966 January 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of five African American women and a child crossing Pearl Street and carrying protest signs during a demonstration for welfare rights, Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Frances Lee Wilson following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Francis L. Geddes following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Frank Arthur Nelson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Frank Caston following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Frank G. Holloway following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Frank Johnson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Frank Lee Griffin following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Franklin W. Hunt following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Fred Douglas Clark following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Frederick Leonard following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Fredrick [sic] Muntean following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gail Faulk [sic] holding a camera and stack of papers during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gainnel Hayes following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gary Brooks, Tom Richards, Sue Barnes [sic] and Carolyn Davis (left to right) carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gary Brooks, Tom Richards, Sue Barnes [sic], Carolyn Davis, Doug Rogers, Mike Gwinn and Mickey Stevens (left to right) carrying protest signs and marching during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gary Green, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Geoffrey Sedgewick [sic] Simpson following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of George Harris wearing sunglasses and carrying a protest sign of a trash can with the names "Wallace" and "Maddox" on it during a demonstration in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of George Harris wearing sunglasses and carrying a protest sign of a trash can with the names "Wallace" and "Maddox" on it during a demonstration in front of the Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of George Marion Blevins following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Geraldine Edwards following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gilbert S. Avery III following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride with Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Glinda [sic] Gaither following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gloria Leavarn-Dee [sic] Bouknight following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gordon Lau Harris following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gwendalyn [sic] C. Jenkins following her arrest for her participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gwendolyn Green [sic] following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Harold Andrews following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Harry [sic] Peter Stoner following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Heath Rush following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Hector Black and other demonstrators during a protest in front of the Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Hector Black talking to an unidentified young man while walking with other demonstrators during a protest in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Helen Irene Singleton following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Helen Jean O'Neal following her arrest for disturbing the peace during the Southern Governors' Conference in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 19 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Helene Dorothy Wilson following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Henry Rosell following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Henry Schwarzchild [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Henry Thomas following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Herbert S. Mann following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Hezekiah Watkins following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Hilmar Pabel following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 29 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Hosea Williams walking with his hands resting on the shoulders of two boys during a demonstration in Grenada, Mississippi, 1966 July 14 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Howard H. Spencer and other unidentified African American students at Jackson Municipal Airport, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 18 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Isaac Reynolds, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Isabell [sic] Cerney holding an American flag and a sign denouncing Governor George Wallace at a demonstration in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Isabell [sic] Cerney taken during a demonstration in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jack Gardner, Alex Valentine, an unidentified male and Raymond Kimball crossing a street during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jack Mikhail Wolfson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Cleo Bradford following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James E. Bullock following his arrest in Grenada, Mississippi, 1966 July 14 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Eddie Austin following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a local Walgreens store in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Edward Warren following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Emerson Dennis following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James G. Jones following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Keet Davis, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James L. Bevel following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James L. Farmer following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James M. Hopkins, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James McDonough following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Phipps, James Pittman, Ted Seivers and other demonstrators participating in a sit-in at Greenville Air Force Base, as found in the Sovereignty Commission's file for Washington County, Greenville, Mississippi, 1966 January 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Phipps, James Pittman, Ted Seivers and other demonstrators participating in a sit-in at Greenville Air Force Base, as found in the Sovereignty Commission's file for Washington County, Greenville, Mississippi, 1966 January 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Pleasant Breeden following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Robert Wahlstrom following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Robert Wahlstrom following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James T. Carey following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Waide, David Doggett and Geary Simmons Alford leading a group of marchers down a sidewalk during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Walker Evans following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of James Wilson Jones following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jan Hillegas, Jackson, Mississippi, 1968 (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jan L. Triggs following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jane Ellen Rosett following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Janice LaJune Jackson following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Janis [sic] Louise Rogers following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jean C. Thompson following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jean Estil Kidwell Pestana following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jeanne Forry Herrick [sic] following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jerome M. [sic] Smith following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jesse James Harris following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jessie James Davis following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jessie L. Harris following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jimmie Travis following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a local Walgreens store in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jimmy Dale Knight following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 22 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jo Freeman and other unidentified civil rights activists during a demonstration in Grenada, Mississippi, 1966 July 14 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jo Freeman participating in the "Walk Against Fear," Mississippi, 1966 June (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jo Freeman standing in the center of a dense crowd during a demonstration in Grenada, Mississippi, 1966 July 14 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joan Pleune following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joan Trumpower [sic] following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joe Henry Griffith following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joe Watts, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joel Ben Greenberg following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joesph Edward Gerbac following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John B. Morris following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Charles Taylor, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Copeland Rogers following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Crocker, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Goodrich Gager, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Hewelett at a rally connected with the "Walk Against Fear," state capitol, Jackson, Mississippi, 1966 June 26 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Hewlett at a rally for the "Walk Against Fear" at the Mississippi State Capitol, Jackson, Mississippi, 1966 June 26 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John L. Copeland following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Lewis following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Lowry following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Luther Doland [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John M. Evans following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John P. [sic] Moody following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Perkins, Douglas Heummer and Curry Brown after they were arrested in Rankin County, Mississippi following their return from a civil rights demonstration in Mendenhall, Mississippi, 1970 February (Color photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John R. Washington following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Johnny Frank Ashford following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Jorgia B. Yvonne Siegel following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joseph Carter following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joseph Henry Gumbiner following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joseph Jackson, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joseph John Michael McDonald following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joseph Lee Ross following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Joseph M. Pratt following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Judith Ann Frieze following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Judith Norene Scroggins following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 29 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Julia Aaron following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Karen Elizabeth Kytle following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Katherine A. Pleune following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Kelly Williams, Lana Cannon and Steve Cannon carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Kelly Williams, Sheila Bland, William Allan Wallace, Raymond Kimball, Alex Valentine, Jack Gardner and David Atwood (left to right) walking down a sidewalk during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Kenneth Martin Shilman following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Kimball Levingston [sic] kneeling on a sidewalk and holding a camera during a protest march following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Kredelle Petway following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lana Cannon (left) and Steve Cannon (right) carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Landy McNair, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Larry Bell following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Larry Hunter following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lawrence Guyot speaking into a microphone while talking to a reporter in front of the Hinds County Department of Public Welfare office during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lawrence Guyot standing in the center of a crowd of African American women and children during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lawrence Guyot standing on a sidewalk with a crowd of African American protesters during a demonstration for welfare rights, Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lawrence Guyot standing with a group of African African demonstrators during a demonstration for welfare rights, Jackson, Mississippi 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lawrence Triss, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lee Makamson, Steve Cannon and Lana Cannon (left to right) carrying protest signs and walking on a sidewalk during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leo Vernon Washington following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leo Vone Blue following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leon Daniel Horne following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leon N. Rice following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leon Russ, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leora Berman following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leotis Thornton following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leroy Glenn Wright following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Leslie Word following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lester Gene McKinnie following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lestra Peterson following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lewell A. Woods, Jr. [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lionel Goldbart [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lonnie Thurman following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Louise Jean Inghram following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lucretia Collins following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Lula Mae White following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Luvaghn Brown following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a local Walgreens store in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Luvaghn Brown following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a local Walgreens store in Jackson, Mississippi, as found in the Hinds County Mississippi Sovereignty Commission file, 1961 July 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mack Charles Wells following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Major Wright marching on a street with a group of demonstrators in Grenada, Mississippi, 1966 August (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of male minister holding a protest sign that reads "The Governors Wallace do not speak for the churches" at a demonstration in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Marcia Arlene Rosenbaum following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Margaret Ann Kerr following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Margaret Burr Leonard following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Margaret Lois Ihra following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Marian Alice Kendall following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Marilyn Irene Eisenberg following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mark Lane following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Marshall Bennett following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. after an arrest with a slate around his neck bearing the the booking number 7089, Montgomery, Alabama, 1956 February (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Marvin Davidov following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mary Freelon following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mary Jean Smith following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mary L. Jorgensen following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mary Lou Bell following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 4 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mary Lucille Hamilton following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mary Magdalene Harrison following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Matthew Petway following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Matthew Walker, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Max Gregory Pavesic following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Maxie Jewel Gardner following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 22 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Melvin Lorenze White, Jr. [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Meredith Coleman Anding, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a library in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 March 27 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Merrill Orne Young following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Meryle Joy Reagon following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Michael Harry Powell following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Michael J. Audain following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Michael Leon Prichard following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Michael R. Grubbs following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Michigan protester James Letherer participating in the "Walk Against Fear," Mississippi, 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Michigan protester James Letherer participating in the "Walk Against Fear," Mississippi, 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mickey Stevens (left) and David Atwood (right) carrying a protest sign and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mike Gwinn (left) and Doug Rogers (right) carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mike Gwinn, Mickey Stevens, David Atwood and Jack Gardner (front to back) marching down sidewalk during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mike Gwinn, Mickey Stevens, David Atwood, Jack Gardner, Raymond Kimball, William Wallace and Sheila Bland (front to back) carrying protest signs and walking down a sidewalk with other protesters during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Mildred Juanita Blue following her arrest for her participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Miriam Feingold following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Morton Bruce Slater following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Morton G. Linder following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Myron Barnett Bloy Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Norma Libson following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Norma Maztkin following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Obadiah Simms following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Oneal Vance following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Orville B. Luster following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Patricia Bryant following her arrest for her participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Patricia Dale Baskerville following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Paul Brienes [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Paul D. Deitrich [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Paul Duncan McConnell following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Paul Edward Young following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Paul Green following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Pauline Edythe Knight following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Pauline Kathleen Sims following her arrest for her participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 August 14 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Percy D. Thornton following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 4 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Percy E. Sutton following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Percy Lee Johnson following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Peter Ackerberg following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Peter Sterling following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Philip Jonathan Perkins following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Philip M. Posner following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Phillip Jay Havey following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Price Chatham following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Quinland Reeves Gordon following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ralph Alan Williams following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ralph Edward Washington following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ralph Floyd following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 4 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ralph Robert Rogers following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ralph Wheeler holding a video camera and walking down a sidewalk during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ralph Wheeler looking through a video camera while Ted Seivers wears sunglasses and stands behind him with other demonstrators during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ray Allen Cooper following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Raymond B. Randolph, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Raymond George, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 August 14 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reginald Jackson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reginald Malcom Green following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend Art Thomas, Isaac Foster, Unita Blackwell, Johnnie Mae Walker and other demonstrators participating in a sit-in at Greenville Air Force Base, as found in the Sovereignty Commission's file for Washington County, Greenville, Mississippi, 1966 January 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend Art Thomas, Isaac Foster, Unita Blackwell, Ted Seivers and other demonstrators participating in a sit-in at Greenville Air Force Base, as found in the Sovereignty Commission's file for Washington County, Greenville, Mississippi, 1966 January 31 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend Grady H. Donald following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend Grant Harland Muse following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend James M. Lawson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend Leon Smith, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend Richard LeRoy Gleason following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Reverend Robert Wesby following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Richard Lewis Zuchman following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Richard Paul Griswold following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Richard Steward following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Richard Thorne following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Rick Stanley Ogilvie Sheviakov following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Rita Carter following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Allen Miller following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Earl Bass following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Trailways bus station in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 4 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Earl Filner following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert L. Pierson following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Lawrence Heller following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Lee Green following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at Livingston Park in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Lee Jenkins following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Lewis Owens following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Martinson following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Miller Baum following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert P. Taylor following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Sims following his arrest in Grenada, Mississippi, July 1966 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert Singleton following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Robert William Mason following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Roena Rand following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Rose Schorr Rosenbert [sic]following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 15 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ruby Doris Smith following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 2 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Rudolph Mitaritenna [sic]following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Russell F. Jorgensen following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ruth Ester [sic] Moskowitz following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Sally Jane Rowley following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 29 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Sam-Jo [sic] Townsend following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Samuel Givens following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 7 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Samuel Timothy Nash following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Sandra Nixon following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Saul Bernard Manfield following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Sheila Bland, Kelly Williams, Lana Cannon, Steve Cannon and Lee Makamson (front to back) carrying protest signs and walking down a sidewalk during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Shirley B. Smith following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Shirley Thompson following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Stephen Greenstein following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Stephen John Green following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 10 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Steve Cannon (left) and Lana Cannon (right) carrying protest signs during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Steve Cannon (left) and Lee Makamson (right) carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Stokely Carmichael being interviewed by an unidentified white male in the center of a large crowd at an outdoor gathering, Tougaloo, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Stokely Carmichael following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Sue [sic] Barnes, Carolyn Davis, Doug Rogers and Mike Gwinn (front to back) leading a group of student protesters down a sidewalk during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Tanya Wren following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Ted Seiver [sic] standing beside an unidentified African American woman during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Terry John Sullivan following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Terry Susan Perlman [sic] following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Theresa E. Walker following her arrest for her participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Thomas A. Cecil following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 24 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Thomas Madison Armstrong, III following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 23 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Thomas Van Roland following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of three checks written from the account of Southern Conference Educational Fund to Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and one check from the account of Southern Conference Educational Fund written to March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1962-1963 (Checks (bank checks))
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of three men talking to a protester standing on a sidewalk near the Georgia State Capitol during a demonstration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of three unidentified African American women, Ted Seiver [sic] and Jesse Montgomery crossing Pearl Street in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of three unidentified males reading books and standing behind a park bench holding a sign that reads "24 hour vigil for civil rights" in Washington, D.C., 1964 June (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Tommie Eldredge Brashear [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Tommie Watts, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Travis O. Britt following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of two African American women holding stacks of printed material while standing outside of the Hinds County Department of Public Welfare office during a demonstration for welfare rights in Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Vernon Powell Woodward following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Wayne Leslie Taylor following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 25 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of West David [sic] Phillips following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 6 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Allan Wallace, Sheila Bland and Kelly Williams (left to right) crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Allan Wallace, Sheila Bland, Kelly Williams, Lana Cannon, Steve Cannon and Lee Makamson carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Andrew Wendt following his arrest for his participation in a Freedom Ride of Episcopal clergymen, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 September 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Baker following his arrest for his participation in a sit-in at a local Walgreens store in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 13 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Benjamin Mitchell following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William E. Harbour following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Hooker Svanoe [sic] following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 16 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Leons following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Mahoney following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 May 28 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Wagoner following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 20 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Walter Hansen, Jr. following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Willie James Thomas following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 8 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Winonah [sic] Beamer following her arrest for her participation in a Freedom Ride, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 9 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Winston Fuller following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 30 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Woollcodt [sic] Smith following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 July 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Wyatt Tee Walker following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 21 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Zev Aelony following his arrest for his participation in the Freedom Rides, Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 June 11 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph [Selma marchers holding flags] (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph taken from an unidentified newspaper of Jo Freeman participating in the "Walk Against Fear," Mississippi, 1966 June (Black-and-white photographs)
• Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Bombing Collection (Birmingham Public Library Archives)
  • Demonstration called off after fatal bombing (Clippings)
• Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture (Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture)
• USM Oral History (University of Southern Mississippi Libraries)
  • Oral history with Eberta Spinks (Transcripts)
  • Oral history with James Nix (Transcripts)
  • Oral history with Mr. Hollis Watkins (Transcripts)
  • Oral history with Professor Charles Marx, State highway patrolman, retired (Transcripts)
• Vanishing Georgia (Digital Library of Georgia)
  • [Photograph of Civil Rights march, Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, ca. 196-] (Photographs)
• Vietnam War Era Ephemera Collection (University of Washington's Libraries)
  • Free Huey! Support the Panthers! [page 1 of 2] (Flyers)
  • Free Huey! Support the Panthers! [page 2 of 2] (Flyers)
  • Free Huey! Support the Panthers! [page 2 of 2] (Flyers)
  • Issue is racism (Flyers)
  • Protest march-- Join us for justice [page 1 of 2] (Flyers)
  • Protest march-- Join us for justice [page 2 of 2] (Flyers)
  • You don't know how good you got it here in America, Bub (Flyers)
• Visual Resources Database (Minnesota Historical Society)
  • People honoring Martin Luther King after his assassination (Black-and-white photographs)
  • People honoring Martin Luther King after his assassination (Black-and-white photographs)
  • People honoring Martin Luther King after his assassination (Black-and-white photographs)
• Voices of Freedom: The Virginia Civil Rights Movement (Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries)
  • Aerial view of marchers crossing bridge during the march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in 1965 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Anti-segregationists ride bus (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights demonstrators from the Congress of Racial Equality and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee chained to a federal courthouse in New York City in protest of civil rights abuses in Jackson, Mississippi (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights march on Washington, D.C. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights march on Washington, D.C. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Congress of Racial Equality conducts march in memory of Negro youngsters killed in Birmingham bombings, All Souls Church, 16th Street, Washington, D.C. (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Freedom group hang signs on bus (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Interview with Dr. Joyce E. Glaise (Moving images)
  • Interview with Dr. Milton A. Reid (Moving images)
  • Interview with John A. Stokes (Moving images)
  • Interview with Rev. Curtis W. Harris (Moving images)
  • Interview with Thomas S. Hardy (Moving images)
  • John Lewis and others pray during demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Negro demonstration in Washington, D.C. Justice Dept. Bobby Kennedy speaking to crowd (Black-and-white photographs)
  • A pair of muddy shoes underscore the weariness following the 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama; state capitol in background (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Participants, some carrying American flags, marching in the civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in 1965 (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Poor People's March at Lafayette Park and on Connecticut Avenue (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Protest by ministers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Somebody paid the price for your right : register / vote (Posters)
  • Stokely Carmichael in midst of crowd demonstrating near the Capitol (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Street rally in New York City, October 11, 1955, under joint sponsorship of NAACP and District 65, retail, wholesale and department store workers Union in protest of slaying of Emmett Till (Black-and-white photographs)
  • We shall overcome March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, August 28, 1963 (Prints (visual works))
• WALB Newsfilm (Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of African American students turned away from using the public library in Albany, Georgia, 1962 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of African Americans arrested for participating in a night march, Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 21 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of African Americans arrested for picketing in downtown Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 28 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of African Americans arrested for picketing in downtown Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 28 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of Asa D. Kelley explaining reason for obtaining a federal injunction against civil rights demonstrators in Albany, Georgia, 1961 July 21 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. encouraging an audience in their pursuit of civil rights in Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of Dr. William G. Anderson encouraging dedication in the civil rights struggle during a mass meeting held at Shiloh Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia, 1962 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of Dr. William G. Anderson responding on local television to criticism of the Civil Rights movement in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 19 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of Martin Luther King, Jr. answering reporters' questions about a federal injunction barring civil rights protests in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 21 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of mayor Asa D. Kelley outlining the points of a temporary restraining order against civil rights leaders in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 21 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of mayor Asa D. Kelley speaking to reporters about an amicus curiae document issued earlier in the day by the United States Justice Department on behalf of the Albany Movement in Albany, Georgia, 1962 August 8 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of police chief Laurie Pritchett, Albany Movement vice-president Slater King, and Albany Movement president William G. Anderson answering reporter's questions on the steps of the Atlanta Federal Courthouse in Atlanta, Georgia, 1962 July 24 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of police chief Laurie Pritchett arresting ministers from New York and Chicago participating in a kneel-in in front of city hall in Albany, Georgia, 1962 August 28 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of police chief Laurie Pritchett speaking about the arrest of kneel-in participants earlier in the day in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 27 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of police chief Laurie Pritchett speaking about the arrests of kneel-in participants at city hall in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 27 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of policemen monitoring the lunch counter integration attempts of several African Americans in Albany, Georgia, 1962 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm clip of Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy leading a kneel-in and being arrested in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 27 (Moving images)
  • WALB newsfilm of police chief Laurie Pritchett speaking to reporters from his office about the outbreak of violence following the arrest of demonstrators at a night march in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 24 (Moving images)
• Who Speaks for the Negro? (Jean and Alexander Heard Library)
• William Stanford, Sr. Photographs, 1960 (Atlanta History Center)
  • Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil Rights Demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
• Wisconsin Historical Images (Wisconsin Historical Society)
  • Civil rights demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Civil rights protest at Howard Johnson's (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Come march with Dr. King (Posters)
  • CORE picketers (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Father Groppi and demonstrators (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Father Groppi speaking at demonstration (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Father James Groppi at NAACP march (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Freedom Day School Withdrawal (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Freedom school class (Black-and-white photographs)
  • George Wiley at a rally (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Johnnie Tillmon, George Wiley and Ethel Kennedy (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. vigil (Black-and-white photographs)
  • McComb High School students (Black-and-white photographs)
  • School desegregation pickets (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Sit-in at lunch counter (Black-and-white photographs)
  • Tom Hayden at a protest (Black-and-white photographs)
• With an Even Hand: Brown vs. Board at Fifty (Library of Congress)
  • Civil rights march in Washington, D.C., 1963 (Black-and-white photographs)
• WSB-TV Newsfilm Collection (Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of activities organized for Poor People's Campaign participants visiting Atlanta and a Poor People's Campaign rally with speakers Coretta Scott King, Ralph D. Abernathy and Hosea Williams, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 May 9 (Moving images)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of African American civil rights workers, Georgia National Guardsmen, and city officials in Albany, Georgia, 1961 December (Moving images)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of Albany Movement lawyers at the Federal Building in Atlanta, Georgia and of a mass meeting protesting the conviction of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy in Shiloh Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July (Moving images)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of civil rights movement leaders speaking to a mass meeting as well as other scenes typical of the Albany Movement in Albany, Georgia, 1962 (Moving images)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking at a mass meeting as well as a civil rights march and the arrest of marchers in Albany, Georgia, 1961 December (Moving images)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of scenes typical of the Albany Movement including the bus boycott, Albany Movement president Dr. William G. Anderson speaking with attorney C. B. King, and an interview with U.S. representative William F. Ryan of New York in Albany, Georgia, 1962 (Moving images)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of street rioting, Savannah police headquarters, and a mass meeting attended by civil rights activists Andrew Young, James Bevel and Robert Spike, Savannah, Georgia, 1963 (Moving images)
  • Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of the state of community race relations including civil rights demonstrations, a funeral procession, and interviews in Americus, Georgia, 1965 July (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a African American students holding a lunch counter sit-in and policemen arresting the demonstrators in Nashville, Tennessee, 1960 February 27 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a bus boycott in Albany, Georgia, and a civil rights demonstration against proposed legislation at the Georgia Capitol Building in Atlanta, Georgia, 1962 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a city official blaming Hosea Williams for stirring up racial unrest in Columbus, Georgia, 1971 June 21 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a civil rights demonstration as well as a press conference with Ben Lucas, chair of the Board of Commissioners, in Rome, Georgia, 1971 September 15 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a civil rights march and resulting arrest; civil rights preachers and local officials speaking at mass meetings; groups of Albany city officials as well as civil rights leaders entering the federal courthouse; and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy at a press conference in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a demonstration against the Vietnam War commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination, Atlanta, Georgia, 1969 April 6 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a Georgia Highway Patrolman talking about riot control in Savannah, Georgia, 1963 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a group of demonstrators, mostly African American students, protesting against lunch counter segregation in town, as well as the York County prison camp where arrested protesters chose to stay in jail rather than posting bail, Rock Hill, South Carolina, 1961 February 12 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a mass meeting held at First Baptist Church where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. encourages nonviolence during a riot outside, Montgomery, Alabama, 1961 May 21 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a peace and civil rights rally, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 April 6 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a press conference during which Alabama governor John Patterson condemns the Freedom Riders for instigating racial trouble and demands that the Freedom Riders and Martin Luther King, Jr. leave the state, Montgomery, Alabama, 1961 May 23 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a press conference where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy, and Albany Movement president Dr. William G. Anderson speak after King and Abernathy were mysteriously released from jail in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 12 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a press conference where state senator Leroy Johnson speaks about an upcoming fact-finding mission to Crawfordville, Georgia, from Atlanta, Georgia, 1965 October 2 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a protest against segregation at a YMCA while an official tries to explain policy, Atlanta, Georgia, 1967 June 15 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a racial demonstration in Savannah, Georgia, 1970 October 16 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a rally in support of the Freedom Riders held at Battery Park and at the foot of the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island in New York City, New York, 1961 August 13 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American civil rights leaders including congressman Adam Clayton Powell and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking at the Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom, Washington, D.C., 1957 May 17 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American first-grade girls integrating McDonogh 19 Elementary School as they are watched by white policemen and by cheering African Americans in New Orleans, Louisiana, 1960 November 14 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American leader Joseph E.Boone speaking for victims of police assault in Columbus, Georgia, 1971 June 24 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American student protesters singing as they are arrested by police at the Albany Carnegie Library in Albany, Georgia, 1962 August 2 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students arrested after a kneel-in at city hall in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 27 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students attempting to integrate the Albany Carnegie Library in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 18 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students from the Atlanta University Center picketing segregated downtown stores in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 November 25 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students holding a kneel-in at city hall in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 27 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students picketing several segregated stores in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 November 25 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students protest segregation outside of an anniversary open house at Leb's Restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, 1962 July 18 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students protesting continued school segregation in Crawfordville, Taliferro County, Georgia, 1965 October 5 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American women arrested for picketing in Albany, Georgia, 1962 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans being arrested following a night-time march for civil rights in Danville, Virginia, 1963 July 11 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans celebrating and demonstrating as they prepare for the Poor People's March on Washington, 1968 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans demonstrating against segregation and reporter Tom Brokaw interviewing mayor T. Griffin Walker in Americus, Georgia, 1965 July 29 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans demonstrating against segregation in Americus, Georgia, 1965 July 30 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans picketing against racial discrimination in Americus, Georgia, 1965 August 2 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans protesting for the release of arrested women in Americus, Georgia, 1965 July 28 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans protesting segregation by conducting a lunch counter sit-in, possibly in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1958 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African Americans protesting segregation in daytime and nighttime demonstrations, damage following a race riot, and police in Savannah, Georgia, 1963 July (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Alabama National Guardsmen protecting an interracial group of Freedom Riders as they arrive at the Greyhound bus terminal in Montgomery, Alabama, 1961 May 24 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an Atlanta civil rights march protesting alleged police brutality in Selma, Alabama, Atlanta, Georgia, 1965 March 16 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an interracial group of civil rights students turned away after attempting to integrate S & W Cafeteria in Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 June 9 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an unidentified African American man commenting on the need for African American leaders to help the youth of Atlanta, Georgia, 1967 April 26 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an unidentified African American man interviewed about boycott tactics borrowed from the Albany Movement, 1962 August 5 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an unidentified official from the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) speaking to a reporter about ongoing the Freedom Rides, New York City, New York, 1961 May or June (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an unidentified white female civil rights worker describing the challenges she faces in rural southwest Georgia from Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia, 1962 August 1 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an unidentified white man speaking of the possibility of federal voting registrars in Americus, Georgia, 1965 August (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Assistant Attorney General Byron White speaking to reporters about the presence of federal marshals following an attack on the Freedom Riders in Montgomery, Alabama, 1961 May (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Atlanta Board of Aldermen holding a public hearing on segregation, Atlanta, Georgia, 1964 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Atlanta Junior College students who want charges against students dropped and an attorney comments on the situation, Atlanta, Georgia, 1978 June 22 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of attorney A. T. Walden and another African American man speaking to reporters about the work of the civil rights coordinating organization the Summit Leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 December 4 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of citizens welcoming president John F. Kennedy to the city as well as of civil rights workers protesting segregation at two restaurants in Nashville, Tennessee, 1963 May (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of civil rights activist Hosea Williams addressing a crowd of picketers and conducting an interview with Dick Horner regarding civil rights advocacy and negotiation, Atlanta, Georgia, 1973 August 6 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Civil Rights demonstrators protesting segregation at downtown movie theaters in Nashville, Tennessee, 1961 February (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of civil rights leaders promoting nonviolence in a poolroom in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 25 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of civil rights workers arrested during the Freedom Ride going to court to appeal their arrests in Jackson, Mississippi, 1961 August 14 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of civil rights workers holding a sit-in and picketing in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 November 25 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of civil rights workers protesting segregation at Leb's Restaurant and S & W Cafeteria in Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 May 20 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of civil rights workers protesting segregation during a sit-in at two Toddle House restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 December (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of delegates to the National Association of Colored People convention picketing Johnny Reb's restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, 1962 July 6 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of demonstration protesting the Georgia legislature's refusal to seat Julian Bond, Atlanta, Georgia, 1966 January 14 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of demonstrations and unsuccessful integration attempts at First Baptist Church and First Methodist Church in Americus, Georgia, 1965 August 1 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of demonstrators protesting against de facto school segregation and of African American leaders Malcolm X and Adam Clayton Powell speaking in favor of the school boycott in New York City, New York, 1964 March 16 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of demonstrators protesting against the legislature for refusing to allow Julian Bond to serve as well as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking to the audience, Atlanta, Georgia, 1966 January 14 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of demonstrators protesting school segregation and Malcolm X speaking in favor of the school boycott in New York City, New York, 1964 March 16 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. affirming the principles of the civil rights movement as well as of nonviolence to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., 1962 July 19 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and reverend C. S. Hamilton speaking to a mass meeting, Augusta, Georgia, 1962 April 3 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. encouraging participation in the March on Washington, 1963 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. outlining several goals for the upcoming Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom, Atlanta, Georgia, 1957 April or May (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking about freedom and the civil rights movement at an outdoor rally held in Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 December 15 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking about nonviolence at an outdoor press conference after violence during a night march in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 25 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking about ongoing discrimination and the benefits of nonviolence, Atlanta, Georgia, 1965 November 10 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking about recent race riots in New York State as well as the 1964 presidential election, New York, New York, 1964 July 27 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking about the civil rights movement after being arrested during a sit-in at Rich's Department Store, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 October 19 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking about the philosophy of nonviolence and recent violent demonstrations in Virginia, 1963 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking to reporters at an outdoor press conference about violence the night before and the civil rights movement's nonviolent response in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 25 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking to reporters during the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's annual convention, Savannah, Georgia, 1964 October 1 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Dr. William G. Anderson, Albany Movement president, speaking about his experience jailed for a just cause and of Marion Page, Albany Movement executive secretary, speaking about results of negotiations with the city in a mass meeting held at Shiloh Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia, 1961 December 18 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Florida governor LeRoy Collins speaking at a press conference about the sit-in campaign against segregated lunch counters, Jacksonville, Florida, 1960 March 20 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of former heavyweight boxing champion Floyd Patterson speaking to a reporter about the civil rights movement in Birmingham, Alabama, 1963 May 9 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Georgia governor Carl Sanders speaking about public safety and voter registration in Americus from his office in Atlanta, Georgia, 1965 August 4 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Georgia governor Ernest Vandiver speaking to reporters about the civil rights movement in Albany, Georgia from a press conference in Atlanta, Georgia, 1962 July 30 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of governor Ernest Vandiver and mayor William B. Hartsfield responding to the full-page advertisement "An Appeal for Human Rights" published in newspapers by a student civil rights group in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 March 9 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of governor Jimmy Carter condemning Hosea Williams for creating racial unrest in Columbus, Georgia, 1971 June 21 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of H. Rap Brown predicting the onset of race war and announcing that Stokley Carmichael has been killed in Alabama, 1967 June 12 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Herman Talmadge, United States senator from Georgia, speaking about the rights of citizens on the Senate floor in Washington, D.C., 1962 August 3 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Hosea Williams speaking about the possibility of violence in the Civil Rights movement, 1966 July (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of James H. Gray, newspaper editor, condemning the methods of civil rights activists in Albany, Georgia, 1962 July 18 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Johnny Reb's Canteen after it reopened following an agreement ending civil rights demonstrations in Atlanta, Georgia, 1961 March 8 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Joseph W. Sargis speaking about allegations against police officers in Columbus, Georgia, 1971 June (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Laurie Pritchett, Albany police chief, speaking to reporters about the arrest of freedom riders in Albany, Georgia, 1961 December 10 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of leaders of the Atlanta Summit Leadership Conference speaking to reporters at a press conference held in Atlanta Georgia, 1963 November 24 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of leaders of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom meeting with president John F. Kennedy at the White House, Washington, D.C., 1963 August 28 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of leaders of the Summit Leadership Conference discussing the continuance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s policy of Nonviolence, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 April 12 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Lester Maddox pushing African Americans away from his cafeteria with an ax handle, Atlanta, Georgia, 1965 January 29 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Lester Maddox speaking to a white audience, African Americans protest segregation, and newsman Tom Brokaw interviews mayor T. Griffin Walker in Americus, Georgia, 1965 July 29 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Lowell Conner, director of the Georgia Department of Public Safety, discussing payment for state troops when they are requested by local governments, Georgia, 1963 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Marion Page, executive secretary of the Albany Movement, interviewed by an unidentified reporter regarding the Albany Movement's efforts to secure civil rights for African Americans in Albany, Georgia, 1962 January 31 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of mayor Ivan Allen blaming rioting on the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Atlanta, Georgia, 1966 October (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of mayor Ivan Allen holding a meeting with Atlanta civic leaders about recent desegregation demonstrations, and Fulton county solicitor William T. Boyd pledging to prosecute demonstrators who break the law, Atlanta, Georgia 1964 January 27 and 1964 January 29 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of mayor J. R. Allen announcing a curfew in Columbus, Georgia, 1971 July 28 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Mayor Julian R. Stinson speaking to a reporter about recent civil rights demonstrations in Danville, Virginia, 1963 July 13 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Mayor Julian R. Stinson speaking to Reverend Lendell W. Chase after a civil rights demonstration in Danville, Virginia, 1963 June 13 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of mayor T. Griffin Walker addressing the demands of the Sumter County Movement in Americus, Georgia, 1965 July 31 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of mayor William B. Hartsfield speaking to reporters about recent civil rights demonstrations and the arrest of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 October 24 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of NAACP executive director Roy Wilkins speaking to reporters at a press conference before the NAACP annual convention held in Atlanta, Georgia, 1962 July 1 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of participants of the Poor People's March gathering and eating at Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 May 29 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of picketers from the Congress of Racial Equality outside of an F.W. Woolworth store and a S.H. Kress store demonstrating in support of the North Carolina student sit-ins, in New York, New York, 1960 February 13 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of police chief Laurie Pritchett speaking to reporters about the arrest of Freedom Riders in Albany, Georgia, 1961 December 10 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of police chief Nelson Camp and downtown Rome, Georgia, 1963 March 28 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of police commissioner L. B. Sullivan speaking about the Freedom Rides and about race riots in Montgomery, Alabama, 1961 May 21 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of president John F. Kennedy in a press conference expressing his satisfaction with progress in resolving racial conflicts in Birmingham, Alabama, 1963 May 8 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Rabbi Richard Israel interviewed after being released from police custody in Albany, Georgia, 28 August 1962 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of reporter Jim Whipkey commenting on a civil rights demonstration in Columbus, Georgia, 1971 July 31 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of response to comments made the day before by President John F. Kennedy about the relationship between city officials and civil rights workers by Asa D. Kelley, mayor of Albany, Georgia, 1962 August 2 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of response to the African American civil rights demonstrations in Greensboro, North Carolina, 1960 February (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy praying in front of city hall and Georgia gubernatorial candidate Carl Sanders issuing a public press statement from Albany, Georgia, 1962 July (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of reverend Ralph D. Abernathy speaking to reporters about the Poor People's Campaign, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 April 18 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, clarifying the history of sit-ins as a direct action tactic at a press conference, 1960 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of students at the University of Georgia marching on campus and meeting with university president Fred Davison in an attempt to gain more university support for African American students on campus, Athens, Georgia, 1974 February 26 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of students blocked from integrating Albany Carnegie Library and a park in Albany, Georgia, 1962 August 13 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of students singing freedom songs and Christmas carols in front of the home of Ivan Allen, Junior, mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 December 23 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of the community returning to normal after a riot, Savannah, Georgia, 1962 November 11 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of United States president John F. Kennedy speaking about the Albany Movement, 1962 August 1 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of white demonstrators protesting court-ordered school desegregation; city and state officials urging parents to discourage their children from demonstrating; people injured by the demonstrating mob in the hospital; and debates by state legislators, New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1960 November 16 (Moving images)
  • WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Wyatt T. Walker, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and an unidentified young man speaking at a mass meeting, Augusta, Georgia, 1962 April 3 (Moving images)

Educator Resources

• Albany (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
  • Civil rights leaders visit pool hall (Instructional materials)
  • Freedom alley (Instructional materials)
  • Integrating the Carnegie Library (Instructional materials)
  • Stretcher arrests (Instructional materials)
  • Trailways lunch counter sit-in (Instructional materials)
• Americus (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
  • Evening march and prayer vigil (Instructional materials)
  • Picketing at the Piggly Wiggly (Instructional materials)
  • Press conference : SCLC and SNCC (Instructional materials)
• Athens (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
• The Baton Rouge Bus Boycott of 1953: A Recaptured Past (Louisiana State University Library Special Collections)
• Civil Rights -- Florida Humanities Council (Florida Humanities Council)
• Columbus (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
• Durham Civil Rights Heritage Project (Durham County Library)
• Freedom on Film: Augusta (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
• Freedom Riders: The Children Shall Lead (University of Mississippi)
• Greensboro Sit-ins : Launch of a Civil Rights Movement (Greensboro Public Library (Greensboro, N.C.))
• History Now; American History Online: The Civil Rights Movement (Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History)
• I Am a Man: An Exhibit Honoring the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike (Walter P. Reuther Library (Wayne State University))
• Independent Lens (PBS Online)
  • February one : the story of the Greensboro Four (Instructional materials)
• Land of (Unequal) Opportunity: Documenting the Civil Rights Struggle in Arkansas (University of Arkansas Libraries)
• Macon (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
• Montgomery, 1955 : Rosa Parks, MLK, and the Boycott That Changed the South (IIT Downtown Campus Library)
• Montgomery Bus Boycott: The Story of Rosa Parks and the Civil Rights Movement (Montgomery Advertiser)
• Rome (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
• Savannah (Franklin College of Arts and Sciences (University of Georgia))
• Sit-ins & the Movement (International Civil Rights Center & Museum)
• Teachers' Domain Civil Rights Special Collection (WGBH Educational Foundation)
  • Audrey Hendricks (Instructional materials)
  • Burke Marshall (Instructional materials)
  • Decision in the streets (Instructional materials)
  • Desegregation in San Francisco (Instructional materials)
  • Diane Nash and the sit-ins (Instructional materials)
  • Eileen Kelley Walbert (Instructional materials)
  • Eleventh Commandment flyer (Instructional materials)
  • Excerpts from the March on Washington, part 1 (Instructional materials)
  • Excerpts from the March on Washington, part 2 (Instructional materials)
  • Excerpts from the March on Washington, part 3 (Instructional materials)
  • Hyde County school boycott (Instructional materials)
  • Ike and Little Rock (Instructional materials)
  • James Farmer and the Freedom Rides (Instructional materials)
  • Jim Zwerg (Instructional materials)
  • Joe Dickson (Instructional materials)
  • Kwame Ture (Stokely Carmichael) (Instructional materials)
  • Little Rock Nine (Instructional materials)
  • Lola Hendricks (Instructional materials)
  • March on Washington flyers (Instructional materials)
  • Melba Pattillo Beals (Instructional materials)
  • Miriam McClendon (Instructional materials)
  • Movement music medley (Instructional materials)
  • Rev. Frank Dukes : Selective Buying Campaign (Instructional materials)
  • Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth (Instructional materials)
  • Rosa Parks (Instructional materials)
  • SCLC's Chicago Plan (Instructional materials)
  • Sheyann Webb (Instructional materials)
  • Washington Booker, III (Instructional materials)
• Teaching with Historic Places (National Park Service)
  • The Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March : Shaking the Conscience of the Nation (Instructional materials)