Subject: Armored vehicles, Military / Location: United States, Alabama / Medium: negatives (photographs) - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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Subject Armored vehicles, Military Location United States, Alabama Medium negatives (photographs)

1. Buildings on fire at the corner of 6th Avenue North and 15th Street North in Birmingham, Alabama, after the bombing of the Gaston Motel.

Creator:: Dean, Norman
Date of Original:: 1963-05-11
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

2. African Americans on the sidewalk in front of the Booker T. Washington Insurance Company during a civil rights demonstration in downtown Birmingham, Alabama.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1963-04-14
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

3. Birmingham Police Department tank parked on 6th Avenue North in downtown Birmingham, Alabama, during a civil rights demonstration.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1963-04-14
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History