John Lewis Talks With Injured Fellow Freedom Rider James Zwerg - 8x10 Photo
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:24855323 | Original/Reprint: Reprint |
| Color: Black & White |
Note: news agency caption is actually part of the photo reprint itself.Caption: John Lewis talks with fellow "Freedom fighter" James Zwerg who was brutally beaten in Montgomery, Alabama, after riding into town on a Greyhound bus, 1961.
Source: Library of Congress
Source ID: LC-USZ62-117558
Other notes: United Press International telephoto. New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection. Reproduction may be restricted. Publication may be restricted
Subje...cts: civil rights, freedom riders, racism
Print info: 8x10, b/w
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Collection info: Retro History Prints is a collection of reprints that were the archives of an educational publishing company, obtained as high-quality reprints from the Library of Congress, National Archives, or other archives to use in textbooks and research databases.
This item is posted and managed courtesy of Bonanza
Source: Library of Congress
Source ID: LC-USZ62-117558
Other notes: United Press International telephoto. New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection. Reproduction may be restricted. Publication may be restricted
Subje...cts: civil rights, freedom riders, racism
Print info: 8x10, b/w
Notice: Only the prints themselves are for sale. Sale does not include any transfer of copyright or imply any use permissions granted. Any source information available that could be useful in assessing or requesting publication permission is shown on the back of the print or in the description.
Collection info: Retro History Prints is a collection of reprints that were the archives of an educational publishing company, obtained as high-quality reprints from the Library of Congress, National Archives, or other archives to use in textbooks and research databases.
This item is posted and managed courtesy of Bonanza
