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Firemen Aim Hoses at Civil Rights ProtestAlthough a group of 2, 000 African American protesters have been given permission to hold a civil rights rally near the Birmingham jail
Man Registering to Vote(Original Caption) 1/24/1966-Birmingham, AL- Federal voting examiners went to work here and in nearby Bessemer and Fairfield signing up Blacks to vote
Statue for Birmingham Building Display(Original Caption) Birmingham, Alabama: Statue For Top Of New Skyscraper In Birmingham
Women Camapaigning Against Prohibition(Original Caption) 7/3/1930-Birmingham, MI- Women comducting a vigorous campaign against Prohibition
FBI Agent W.A. Rorer(Original Caption) W.A
Interior Of The Ensley Steel Mills, Al(Original Caption) 6/15/1934- Birmingham, AL - Steel Strike Preparedness. Pictured above are the Ensley Steel Mills, located in Birmingham, Ala
Sam Snead In Golf Championship(Original Caption) Sam Snead, whose 69 yesterday dropped him to second place in the National Open Golf Championship
Sam Snead Presenting Trophy to Ralph Guldahl(Original Caption) Sam Snead, left, who finished in second place, presenting the National Open Golf trophy to Ralph Guldahl, right, of Chicago, Illinois
Gallery Watching Sam Snead Blast Out of Sand Trap(Original Caption) Sam Snead, of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, getting out of a trap on the ninth green during the final round of the U.S. Open golf championship at Birmingham, Michigan
Sam Snead Putting Ball(Original Caption) Sam Snead of White Sulphur Spriongs, West Va. putting as Pat Sawyer, Minneapolis, looks on, during the final round of the 41st National Open Golf Championship
Sam Snead Driving From Tee(Original Caption) The gallery looks on as Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, West Va. driving from the tenth tee during the final round of the US National Open Golf Tournament
Golfers Attending Golf Championship(Original Caption) A trio of fancy dressers at the 41st national Open Golf Championships. Left to right are: Johnny Farrell of Springfield, N.J
Physician Examining Young Boy at Clinic(Original Caption) Birmingham, Alabama: Scene in the Slossfield Health center, Birmingham, Al. where the WPA has established health clinics
Physician Treating Tuberculosis Patient(Original Caption) Birmingham, Alabama: white tuberculosis patient is given a pneumothorax treatment at a WPA clinic
Nurse with Patients in Tuberculosis Clinic Waiting Room(Original Caption) Birmingham, Alabama: WPA nurse interviews a patient in a tuberculosis clinic while four other patients await their turn
Boys Waiting for Physical Examination(Original Caption) Colored boys await their turn for examination at a WPA Health Center in Birmingham, Ala
Girls Being Weighed In(Original Caption) Colored girls are weighed and their temperatures taken at WPA Health Center, Birmingham, Ala
Washing Machines For Sale(Original Caption) When a large department store in Birmingham made the mistake of offering 35 washing machines for sale
Students Carrying Signs at Democratic Convention(Original Caption) Students from the University of Mississippi, Birmingham Southern College and other southern schools join in the parade here, as Governor J
J Strom Thurmond and Fielding Wright Shaking Hands(Original Caption) Governor J. Strom Thurmond (left) of South Carolina, Dixie Democrats choice for president, and Governor Fielding L
Woman Waving an Confederate Flag(Original Caption) Only Jeff Davis is Missing. Birmingham, Alabama: Mrs. Beulah Waller, 77, of Byron, Ga
J. Strom Thurmond Speaking into a Microphone(Original Caption) Fourth Party Candidate. Birmingham, Alabama: Gov. J
Picketers Carrying Signs in Front of Building(Original Caption) Anti-Wallace demonstration is given by ten Negro picketers who marched with signs in front of the meeting that was to have been addressed here by Henry Wallace
Richard Arrington Reelected(Original Caption
Dean Smith Clapping Hands(Original Caption) North Carolina coach Dean Smith appears to be offering some advice to guard Kenny Smith (30)
Bo Jackson Evading Curt Jarvis(Original Caption) Auburn tailback Bo Jackson (34) evades Alabama defender Curt Jarvis (95) to pick up short yardage against Alabama during first quarter action
Hillside and Distant View of Birmingham, EnglandFrom an engraving of Birmingham in England. Published for Berrmann J. Meyer Undated
Traffic View in Birmingham, England(Original Caption) This is a view of Corporation Street at mid day in England, of Warwickshire County
Terry Neale Rocking on Toy Horse(Original Caption) Terry Very Merry Now. Birmingham, England: Three-year-old Terry Neale beams as he happily rocks to and fro on his brand new rocking-horse
Ben Hogan Sinking a Putt(Original Caption) Ben Hogan, the bantam comeback king, sinks a putt on the second green during the second day's play, June 15, at the U.S
Ben Hogan Playing Golf(Original Caption) Hogan Bags Open Championship Again
Gene Littler Acknowledging the Crowd(Original Caption) Birmingham, Mich.: Gene Littler doffs his hat to crowd after sinking a 2-foot putt on 18th hole to win 4th and final round of U.S. Open at Oakland Hills. Gardner E. Dickinson Jr
Walter Burkemo Hugging PGA Trophy(Original Caption) 7/9/1953-Birmingham, MI- Walter Burkemo, fresh from the biggest victory of his career, gives his P.G.A
Attorney Silas C. Garrett Standing with His Briefcase(Original Caption) Alabama Attorney General Silas C. Garrett, who was arrested and released on bond in connection with voting fraud on June 1, 1954 is shown
Agents Examining Bottle of Moonshine(Original Caption) Moonshine, ready for distribution, is examined by agents after a raid
Portrait of Samuel I. Newhouse(Original Caption) The Birmingham News, one of the South's largest dailies, was sold today to the Samuel I. Newhouse Newspaper group for $16, 500, 000 (m)
Demonstration Against Integration(Original Caption) 2/5/1955- Birmingham
Johnny Akers Showing His Mementos(Original Caption) Johnny Akers, 6'3" forward for Dunbar High School at Bessemer, Alabama
Inside of a Montgomery Transit BusAn interior view of a Montgomery City transit bus, 1956. (Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)
Nat King Cole Playing Piano(Original Caption) 1956-Three white men assaulted African American musician Nat "King" Cole April 10th, as the entertainer performed at the City Auditorium in Birmingham, AL
Lawyers Arthur Shores and Constance MotleyAttorneys Arthur Shores (l) and Constance Motley, counsel for the NAACP, leave the federal courthouse in Birmingham
Attorney Arthur Shores(Original Caption) 2/7/1956-Birmingham, AL- Arthur Shores, attorney for Autherine Lucy, 26
Autherine Lucy With Her Attorney(Original Caption) 2/08/56-Birmingham, Alabama: Autherine Lucy, barrred from the University of Alabama after riots on the campus, is shown with her attorney, Arthur Shores
Autherine Lucy and Arthur Shores at a Press ConferenceCollege student Autherine Lucy (1929 - 2022) and her attorney, Arthur Shores
Arthur Shores and Constance Motley with Newsmen(Original Caption) Negro attorney Arthur Shores, left
Dependent in Court Case Against University of AlabamaDependent Polly Ann Hudson, who has entered into a court case against the University of Alabama for refusing her admission on moral grounds because of her pending divorce
William F. Adams and Austin Meadows(Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)
Arthur Shores and Constance Motley in Court(Original Caption) Attorneys Arthur Shores and Mrs
Autherine Lucy In Crowd Holding Bible(Original Caption) 2/29/1956-Birmingham, AL: Autherine Lucy (C, no hat) leaves a crowded Federal Court hearing for lunch recess, carrying a Bible
Activist Thurgood Marshall and Arthur Shore Walking Inside CourthouseThurgood Marshall, (L), Chief of the N.A.A.C.P. and Arthur Shore, (R), attorney are shown entering a courtroom
Portrait of Governor James E. Folsom(Original Caption) Governor James E. Folsom (special to Ashville, North Carolina)
Portrait of Mike Fox and Orville Clevenger(Original Caption) Mike Fox and Orville Clevenger appear in custody
Nat King Cole Attacker Handcuffed(Original Caption) 4/11/1956-Birmingham, Alabama-Willie Richard Vinson, 23, of Anniston, AL, sits in police headquarters after he and five others were taken into custody April 10th
Albert and Mrs. Boutwell Watch Votes Come in(Original Caption) 8/28/1956-Birmingham, AL- Author of the Freedom of Choice School Amendment, Alabama State Senator Albert Boutwell and Mrs
Violating Bus Segregation LawBlack civil rights leader, The Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth (1922 - 2011)
Crowd Surrounding Demolished HomeA crowd of onlookers surround the home of Rev. Fred L. Shuttleworth, which was destroyed by a dynamite blast. The Reverend's wife and two children were injured in the explosion
Followers Congratulating White Citizens Orator(Original Caption) Asa E. (Ace) Carter (center) is congratulated by followers after he addressed a meeting of a white citizens council, of which he is executive secretary, in Birmingham yesterday
Portrait of Reverend F. L. Shuttlesworth and Supporters(Original Caption) Birmingham, Alabama: Negro Minister after Bombing Of Home. The Rev. F. L
Twenty-Four College Students in a Telephone BoothBirmingham-Southern College students break the unofficial record as 24 of them squeeze into a telephone booth
Interior of Automobile FactoryBirmingham, England: Austin Works Production Line. ca. 1960s
Cat Sleeping on a RadioPet of a Birmingham man, "O-Me", a "50 per cent" Siamese kitten, is 100 percent for the classics, circa 1960. At the moment, he seems to have found some radio music to purr by
James A. Peck Being Beaten by White Mob(Original Caption) James A. Peck, of New York, is mobbed at the Birmingham Bus station, May 14th, by whites opposing integration on the buses
White Protestor Blocking Freedom Rider BusOne of a mob of whites gathered at the Anniston bus terminal sits down and dares the driver of a Greyhound bus bearing a bi-racial integrationist group to "run over" him
Gardner Dickinson Congratulating Gene Littler(Original Caption) Birmingham, Mich.: Tired Gene Littler is congratulated by partner Gardner E. Dickinson Jr. (right) just after Littler sank his putt on 18th to win 1961 U.S. Open at Oakland Hills
Baby Posing with Bottle of Sun Tan Lotion(Original Caption) Birmingham, Ala.: Alabama farmers pray for rain in a heat wave which has broken high temperatures 12 days in a row
Police Officer with Dog Disperses Segregation ProtestersAfrican American segregation protesters flee from a police officer and police dog during a prayer march in Birmingham, Alabama
Martin Luther King Being Arrested in Birmingham(Original Caption) 4/12/1963-Birmingham, AL: A police officer grabs Southern integration leader Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr
Kneeling African American ProtestersArrested for parading without a permit, African American protesters kneel on a sidewalk in Birmingham, Alabama
Demonstrators Getting on School Bus(Original Caption) Police load youthful Negro demonstrators into a school bus on 5/2 after masses of demonstrators filled paddy wagon
Civil Rights Demonstrators Getting Sprayed by HoseA group of African American anti-segregation demonstrators run for safety as they are sprayed with high-pressure water from fire hoses during a civil rights march in Birmingham, Alabama
Police Escorting Demonstrator to Jail(Original Caption) Police officers hustle a Negro to jail who they claimed threw a soft drink bottle at authorities trying to break up a massive protest demonstration against segregation
Protesters Being Hosed by Fireman(Original Caption) Firemen bear in on a group of African Americans who sought shelter in a doorway as hoses and dogs were used in routing anti-segregation demonstrators in Birmingham, Alabama
Police and Dogs Near DemonstratorsPolice officers with dogs prepare to break up a crowd of over 3, 000 segregation protesters holding a rally in a Birmingham park. Alabama
Police Officer Chasing Female ProtesterA police officer holding a nightstick chases one of over 3, 000 segregation protesters holding a rally in a Birmingham park. Alabama
Woman Helped After Hose AttackA man helps an African American woman to her feet after she was sprayed with a firehose by firefighters during a segregation protest in Birmingham, Alabama
Segregation Protest MarchTeenagers in Birmingham begin a segregation protest march that ended in their being routed by high-pressure hoses and snapping police dogs
Demonstrators Facing Fire Hoses in BirminghamThree demonstrators join hands to build strength against the force of water sprayed by riot police in Birmingham, Alabama, during a protest of segregation practices
Demonstrators Gather in Birmingham, AlabamaPolice officers stand near a paddy wagon as African American protesters gather in front of the Traffic Engineering Building in Birmingham, Alabama
Demonstrator Kneeling in PrayerA woman, one of 2, 000, kneels in prayer as African American protesters gather in front of the Traffic Engineering Building in Birmingham, Alabama
Segregation Protesters at JailAfrican American protesters seen through a paddy wagon window, sing and pray during a protest at the Birmingham Jail in Alabama
Children Arrested After Civil Rights DemonstrationAfrican American children participating in a Civil Rights protests wait for a police van to take them to jail in Birmingham, Alabama
Firemen Spraying Protesters With FirehoseFirefighters spray African American demonstrators participating in a segregation protest with firehoses in Birmingham, Alabama
Segregation Protesters Running Across ParkDemonstrators from the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church run across Kelley Ingram Park in Birmingham, Alabama during a segregation protest. | Location: Kelley Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama, USA