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1. Civil rights demonstrators standing behind a police barricade in the George Washington Carver Homes neighborhood in Selma, Alabama, during the "Berlin Wall" demonstrations.

Creator:: Paravicini, Haywood
Date of Original:: 1965-03-14
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

2. Police blockade in Selma, Alabama, during either a civil rights demonstration or the Selma to Montgomery March.

Creator:: Martin, Spider
Date of Original:: 1965-03
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

3. Sheriff Jim Clark and Wilson Baker facing C. T. Vivian and other civil rights demonstrators attempting a nighttime march from the George Washington Carver Homes neighborhood in Selma, Alabama, to the courthouse.

Creator:: Martin, Spider
Langford, Dave
Date of Original:: 1965-03
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

4. "Freedom Day" marchers at the Dallas County Courthouse in Selma, Alabama, during a voting rights demonstration.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1965-02-05
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

5. Sheriff Jim Clark and other law enforcement officers during a voting rights demonstration at the Dallas County courthouse in Selma, Alabama.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1965-02-05
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

6. Sheriff Jim Clark attempting to arrest or remove C. T. Vivian from the steps of the Dallas County courthouse during a voting rights demonstration in Selma, Alabama.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1965-02-05
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

7. Sheriff Jim Clark speaking to "Freedom Day" marchers at the Dallas County Courthouse in Selma, Alabama, during a voting rights demonstration.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1965-02-05
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

8. Sheriff Jim Clark speaking to marchers at the Dallas County Courthouse during a voting rights demonstration in Selma, Alabama.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1965-02-05
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

9. Sheriff Jim Clark talking to C. T. Vivian on the steps of the Dallas County courthouse during a voting rights demonstration in Selma, Alabama.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1965-02-05
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History

10. Sheriff Jim Clark talking to C. T. Vivian on the steps of the Dallas County courthouse during a voting rights demonstration in Selma, Alabama.

Creator:: Jones, Ed
Date of Original:: 1965-02-05
Collection:: Alabama Media Group Collection
Contributing Institution:: Alabama. Department of Archives and History