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Map of Southern States USA 1895The Rand-McNally Grammar School Geography 1895 - Chicago & New York
Martin Luther King Jr. Leading Civil Rights MarchMartin Luther King, Jr
Map of Southern States USA 1877Warrens Common School Geography 1877
Early African Americans Surviving with Merriment near Workers on Dock(Original Caption) Mississippi: Scene on Mississippi Wharf
Southern Refugee Families Camping(Original Caption) Southern refugees encamping in the woods near Vicksburg, 1863
Afro-American Murderers Being Burned(Original Caption) "A frightful scene near Omega Landing, Miss.- Negro murderers burned at the stake by a mob of their own race." Woodcut, 1868
General View Of Huge Crowd at Boxing Match(Original Caption) 7/8/1889-Richburg, Mississippi- Last bareknuckle fight, John L. Sullivan against Jack Kilrain, Richburg, MS, July 8th, 1889
Mississippi Steamboat In Active Form(Original Caption) Mississippi steamboat, the pargoud, a passenger and freight boat; stern-wheeler, active form 1884-1898
Boy Working at Saw Mill(Original Caption) Child labor- This boy works in a saw mill in Miss. He runs along the "rollers", keeping the cut lumber from getting stuck or derailed
Engraving of La Salle Claiming The Mississippi(Original Caption) La Salle claims the Mississippi Valley for France. Undated engraving
Fernando De Soto EngravingPortrait of Fernando De Soto. Engraving
Steamboat Race(Original Caption) The Champions of the Mississippi. "A Race for the Buckhorns." Steamboat Race. Lithograph by Currier and Ives, 1866
Engraving by J.J. Cade After Fleeing from the Land of Bondage by Felix Octavius Carr DarleyORIGINAL CAPTION READS: "Fleeing form the land of bondage
Hunters Posing with Large Alligator(Original Caption) This alligator was ten feet long. The hunters shown beside it shot it fourteen times with twelve gauge guns, and then killed it with a hatchet
Exterior View of Edgewater Gulf Hotel(Original Caption) View of the new Edgewater Gulf Hotel located on the Mississippi gulf coast between Gulfport and Biloxi
River Flood Waters Wash Around Rr Trestl(Original Caption) 4/27/1927-Shaw, MS-Photo shows the wild flood waters rushing about a railraod trestle on the Yazoo, a Mississippi Valley Railroad
Japanese American Officer Instructing Trainees(Original Caption) Camp Shelby
Picking Cotton on the Mississippi Delta(Original Caption) Picture shows people picking cotton on the Mississippi Delta
Family Leaving Flood Ravaged Area for Safety(Original Caption) Residents of Northern Mississippi who had been driven from their homes by floods are shown leaving Marks, Mississippi, on a railroad motor car
African American Mother And Children(Original Caption) 6/1938-MS: African American mother with baby and three small children seated on the front porch of a cabin with belongings piled around her
Japanese Troops Arrive at Training Center(Original Caption) 4/1943-Camp Shelby, MS: Japanese American troops: Their first look at their new training center at Camp Shelby, MS. Doesn't scare these boys. They arrived Wednesday A.M
Soldiers Singing and Dancing(Original Caption) Hawaiian-born Japanese/American soldiers assigned to headquarters C, Camp Shelby, Mississippi, put on several native Hawaiian song and dance shows for photographer
Theodore G. Bilbo Giving Speech(Original Caption) Coatless and red-suspendered Senator Theodore G
Ferry Boat On The Mississippi River(Original Caption) New Orleans, LA: Ferryboat on the Mississippi in New Orleans. Undated Photo
Women Standing In Cotton Factory Doorway(Original Caption) Female factory workers stand in the doorway of a cotton mill in Mc Comb City, circa 1890
Front View Of An Antebellum Mansion(Original Caption) Natchez, MS: "Melrose, " antebellum home. Melrose is owned by Mrs. G. N. D. Kelly and was built in 1845
Emigrants Heading West At The RiverEmigrants arriving at the Mississippi River side from setlement in the Hinterland. Described by Charles Dickens in "American Notes"
Wooding Up on the Mississippi(Original Caption) Currier and Ives illustration entitled "'WOODING UP ON THE MISSISSIPPI, " depicting men loading timber onto a riverboat. Lithograph, 1863
Mississippi Flat-Boat Sailing On River(Original Caption) Mississippi flat-boat
Illust.;African Am Man And Woman On Farm(Original Caption) "Mississipp- The office of a Negro Justice of the Peace on the Richardson Plantations at Refuge.'" Undated illustration
Emmett Till is shown lying on his bed
Mississippi Cotton Plantation(Original Caption) 2/12/1954-Mississippi: Cotton plantation
Emmett TillYoung Emmett Till wears a hat. Chicago native Emmett Till was brutally murdered in Mississippi after flirting with a white woman
Kennedy Gets Award; Joan Crawford In Bac(Original Caption) 4/20/1959-Washington, DC: Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachsetts receives a citation from Alfred N. Steele as Mrs. Steele (Joan Crawford) applauds. Mr
Attacker Standing Over Reporter Tom Hayden(Original Caption) Freelance reporter Tom Hayden tries to pick himself up as his assailant, identified by police as Carl Hayes, 28, stands over him with clenched fists
William Faulkner at University of Virginia(Original Caption) 7/6/1962-Oxford, MS: William Faulkner (1962 file photo), 64, Nobel prize-winning author, died at his home here July 6th, of a heart attack
Army Trucks Arrive at University of MississippiA US Army convoy moves past fraternity houses at the University of Mississippi as marshals arrive to enforce a Federal Court allowing African American James Meredith to enroll at the university
J Rauh Addresses Committee;Ms Freedom Pa(Original Caption) 8/22/1964-Chicago, IL-: Convention Hall
Fannie Lou Hamer and Mr. and Mrs. SchwernerThe protest outside of Convention hall over seating of Mississippi delegates
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party at the 1964 ConventionRev. Edwin King, Fannie Lou Hamer, and Annie Devine, co-founders of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, are seated with the Michigan Delegation at the 1964 Democratic Convention
Oldest Man in the United States(Original Caption) Collins, Miss.: Sylvester (Slave) Maggee, a former slave who served in the Union Army during the Civil War
Old Man Lighting Oil Lamp(Original Caption) Collins, Miss.: Sylvester (Slave) Maggee, a former slave who served in the Union Army during the Civil War
Deputies Lead Away Murder Suspect(Original Caption) 6/3/1965-Tylertown, MS- Under arrest in ambush shooting of two Louisiana Deputy Sherrifs, and killing Deputy O'Neal is Ernest Ray McElveen, 41 (r) of Bogalusa, LA
Boats Evacuating Flooded Streets(Original Caption) 9/11/1965-Arabi, LA: Boats
Patrolmen with Gas Masks(Original Caption) Highway Patrolmen wearing gas masks stand at the ready minutes before they cleared the street leading to Alcorn A&M College late April 5th
Martin Luther King Marching with Others(Original Caption) Colwater, Miss.: Martin Luther (2nd-L) and marchers resume their march through Mississippi at the Colwater River Bridge
Stokely Carmichael at Mississippi Freedom MarchStokely Carmichael, the Non-violent Coordinating Committee Chairman, participates in the Mississippi Freedom March in Sardis, Mississippi
Man Hoisted on Shoulders of MarchersFreedom marchers carry a man believed to be 106 years old on their shoulders after the man registered to vote in a Panala County Courthouse on June 11, 1966
Dr. Martin L. King Leading Crowd into March(Original Caption) Dr Martin Luther King Jr, (C) leads his "Mississippi Freedom Marchers" into Yalobusha county
Dr. Martin L. King and Followers Marching in Mississippi(Original Caption) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
Plantation Workers Greeting MarchersFreedom marches march past workers on a plantation in Mississippi during a march to increase African -American voter registration in 1966
Martin L. King Biting Into Chicken Leg(Original Caption) 6/18/1966-Itta Rena, MS: Civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King bites into a piece of chicken during a lunch break on the Mississippi freedom march
Freedom Marchers Passing A Truck(Original Caption) GREENWOOD, MISS: Freedom marchers pass a truck laden with cotton as they continue their walk to Jackson
Marlon Brando Speaking at March(Original Caption) Actor Marlon Brando speaks before a crowd of some 5, 000 civil rights marchers who attended a show prior to their march on the state capitol in Jackson. Looking on at left is Dr
Martin Luther King Walking with Freedom Marchers(Original Caption) James Meredith who suffered wounds from a sniper 6/6 holds a walking conference with Dr. Martin Luther King here 6/25
Martin Luther King Walking with James Meredith(Original Caption) James Meredith who suffered wounds from a sniper 6/6 holds a walking conference with Dr. Martin Luther King here 6/25
Child Drinking Water from Pipe(Original Caption) Belzoni, Miss.: Negro children, who live on "Lady Bird Ave." demonstrate the poverty-ridden conditions founding this section of Mississippi
James Meredith Protesting for Civil Rights(Original Caption) Supported by two friends, James Meredith walks toward Grenada, Mississippi, on June 27th, as he continues his "March Against Fear."
Poverty in America: Shacks in Belzoni, Mississippi 1967A car sits on the road in front of wooden shacks on Lady Bird Avenue. The houses have outhouses and share a communal water pump. Belzoni, Mississippi, July 22, 1967
Charles Evers Speaking Before Crowd(Original Caption) Charles Evers, 48, stood on the steps of a white structure and told the crowd of blacks gathered before him that he was going to be the next governor of Mississippi
Jackson Attorney, Bill WallerJackson attorney, Bill Waller flashes the victory sign to the crowd gathered outside his headquarters after the announcement of his winning the Mississippi gubernatorial race tonight
Funeral Services for Fannie Lou HamerFuneral services were held for Fannie Lou Hamer of Ruleville, one-time sharecropper who became a leader in the Mississippi civil rights movement in the 1960's
Rock-Laying MachineIn order to protect the Tenn-tom's banks against waves from tugs and barges, a special machine lays rip rap, or rocks. | Location: Iuka, Mississippi, USA
The Forest" The forests on the banks of the Mississippi. Engraving from 1870. Engraving by Gustave Dore, Photo by D Walker."
Marquette and Joliet discovering the Mississippi
Battle of BelmontVintage engraving from 1863 of a map of the Battle of Belmont which was fought on November 7, 1861, in Mississippi County, Missouri. It was the first combat test in the American Civil War for Brig
Map of Kentucky and Tennessee - Scanned 1886 Map
Map of Southern states USA 1883Warrens Common School Geography
Antique Map of Eastern USAAntique Map from 1867 of Eastern United States of America
USA Southern states map 1889Indiana Educational Series The Complete Geography - Indianapolis 1889
Drawing Map of Southern states USA 1883Warrens Common School Geography
United States 1852 Map
Antquie Map of the United StatesVintage map of the United States of America from 1837
United States South East map 1897The World-Wide Atlas of Modern Geography, Political and Physical W. & A.K. Johnston - London 1897
Southern states western division 1889Indiana Educational Series The Complete Geography - Indianapolis 1889
Map EngravingsFine Art Storehouse Maps: Map Engravings
Mississippi steamboats alongside the Levee, New OrleansVintage engraving of Mississippi steamboats alongside the Levee, New Orleans, 19th Century
Arkansas Louisiana Pississippi map 1881Coltons Common School Geography 1881 New York Sheldon and Co
United States area: Acquisition and transfer of territory 1780 to 1870United States area: Acquisition and transfer of territory 1780 to1870
Southern States 1852 Map
United States of America, States on Mississippi river, lithograph published 1878United States of America, States on the Mississippi river. Lithograph, published in 1878
The tributaries of the Mississippi engraving by Gustave Dore