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Image Not Available for President Eisenhower poses with four Negro leaders following their conference on problems of school integration and other civil rights matters, to his right is Dr. Martin Luther King, 1960
President Eisenhower poses with four Negro leaders following their conference on problems of school integration and other civil rights matters, to his right is Dr. Martin Luther King, 1960
Image Not Available for President Eisenhower poses with four Negro leaders following their conference on problems of school integration and other civil rights matters, to his right is Dr. Martin Luther King, 1960

President Eisenhower poses with four Negro leaders following their conference on problems of school integration and other civil rights matters, to his right is Dr. Martin Luther King, 1960

Creator United States Information Service (USIS)
DimensionsOverall: 25 x 20 cm (9 13/16 x 7 7/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Object number2005/5351
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Civil rights leader Martin Luther King 'smeared'. While sympathizing with thw cause of the US. Negro, many Americans are now adamant over a recent Washington investigation that declared Dr.Martin Luther King to have had assossiations directly and indirect
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King 'smeared'. While sympathizing with thw cause of the US. Negro, many Americans are now adamant over a recent Washington investigation that declared Dr.Martin Luther King to have had assossiations directly and indirect
Fox Photos
Image Not Available for President Johnson shakes hands with the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King after handing him one of his pens used in signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964
President Johnson shakes hands with the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King after handing him one of his pens used in signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for [Dr. Martin Luther King at a press conference outside the White House discussing his meeting with President Johnson, Washington, D.C.]
[Dr. Martin Luther King at a press conference outside the White House discussing his meeting with President Johnson, Washington, D.C.]
Informations & Documents
1966
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr. Martin Luther King addresses a rally of 27,000 Negro citizens on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.
Dr. Martin Luther King addresses a rally of 27,000 Negro citizens on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for A field gun in difficulties during the advance - such episodes as this occur daily during bad weather, but our cheery gunners soon put matters right
A field gun in difficulties during the advance - such episodes as this occur daily during bad weather, but our cheery gunners soon put matters right
Ernest Brooks
1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr. Pomiane instructs his students regarding some problems in cooking.
Dr. Pomiane instructs his students regarding some problems in cooking.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Martin Luther King addresses race conference in Chicago.
Martin Luther King addresses race conference in Chicago.
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for In the parking lot of the Covered Wagon Company. The President of the Company, Mr. Sherman and a sales representative discuss urgent matters.
In the parking lot of the Covered Wagon Company. The President of the Company, Mr. Sherman and a sales representative discuss urgent matters.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Crowds in New York City's Times Square pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, assassinated a year ago in Memphis
Crowds in New York City's Times Square pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, assassinated a year ago in Memphis
AP
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr Martin Luther King leads Alabama marches at Selma wearing Hawaiian flower leis.
Dr Martin Luther King leads Alabama marches at Selma wearing Hawaiian flower leis.
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for A protester from the Radical Party stands outside a police station wearing a censored placard about abortion, minorities, civil rights and other referendums
A protester from the Radical Party stands outside a police station wearing a censored placard about abortion, minorities, civil rights and other referendums
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Contortion in a grosteque form poses no problem for this agile zebra as it performs at the local theater.
Contortion in a grosteque form poses no problem for this agile zebra as it performs at the local theater.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
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