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Records and Full text civil-rights-brownvsboe Creator Atlanta Journal-Constitution Event Integration of Clemson University Rights In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted

1. Hamilton Holmes, one of the first two African-American students to integrate the University of Georgia, shown in Office of the Registrar (Walter N. Danner), Athens, Georgia, January 1961.

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

2. Hamilton E. Holmes, one of the first two African-American students to integrate the University of Georgia (seated), with his father Alfred Holmes, Athens, Georgia, January 9, 1961.

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-09
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

3. Hamilton Holmes, one of the first two African-American students to integrate the University of Georgia (center), with his attorney D.L. Hollowell (left), and his father Alfred Holmes, Athens, Georgia, January 9, 1961.

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-09
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

4. Hamilton Holmes, one of the first two African-American students to integrate the University of Georgia, leaving a campus building in Athens, Georgia, January 1961. White male students are shown in the background.

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-11
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

5. Charlayne Hunter returns to UGA campus after being suspended for safety against demonstrators, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-16
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

6. Mob of University of Georgia students demosntrating against the school's integration, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-10
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

7. Hamilton E. Holmes registering for classes at the University of Georgia as the first African American male admitted to the school, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-09
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

8. Charlayne Hunter suspended from UGA as a safety precaution as students violently protest against integration, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-12
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

9. Tear gas used to disrupt the mob of UGA students violently protesting against the admittance of two African American students, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-12
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

10. UGA students petitioning to keep the college open during the integration demonstrations, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-09
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

11. Charlayne Hunter, first of two African American students admitted to UGA, is walked to class by campus officials, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-16
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections

12. UGA Dean attempting to stop a mob protestor against integration on campus, 1961

Creator:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Date of Original:: 1961-01-12
Collection:: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs
Contributing Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections