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1.	10 Mile March for Freedom	Civil rights; Civil rights demonstrations; Political parades & rallies; Activists	Public accommodations, open housing, educational opportunities, and jobs were at the forefront of the modern United States Civil Rights movement. By the 1960s, there were institutions, organizations,

2.	12th Street Bridge	Indiana Avenue (Indianapolis, Ind.); Bridges--Indiana--Indianapolis; Central Canal (Ind.)	Indiana Avenue was separated from some adjacent neighborhoods by the Central Canal. To reach Crispus Attucks High School and many venues along Indiana Avenue residents in some of these neighborhoods

3.	A&P Picket	Pickets; Employment; African Americans; Protest posters	African American men are walking on a sidewalk picketting for negro management for negro business. Crispus Attucks High School is in the background.

4.	Achievement Award Given to Youth Market Place	Awards; Mayors; Indianapolis Urban League	The award is from the Furnishings Retailers Association for Miniority Enterprise, Inc. Mayor Lugar is in the center, Melvin Ice is on the right. Youth Market Place was a project of the Indianapolis Ur

5.	Adlai E. Stevenson Addressing a Crowd on Monument Circle	Monument Circle (Indianapolis, Ind.); Political activity; Political campaigns; Political elections; Political parades & rallies; Politicians; Stevenson, Adlai E., 1900-1965; Crowds	Democratic Presidential candidate Adlai E. Stevenson spoke to a crowd on Monument Circle in 1956. He was defeated by incumbent President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

6.	African Tribal Masks	Masks; Galleries & museums	H.P. Smith (right), Woolworth Vice-President for public relations, and New York City's Museum of Natural History president Gardner C. Stout (second from the right) closely examine African tribal masks

7.	Afrikan Liberation Day March	Demonstrations; Political parades & rallies; African Americans	Adults and young people marching in Indianapolis on Afrikan Liberation Day. They carry signs about Nixon, Watergate, and boycotting Gulf oil. People in a house in the background are watching.

8.	Afrikan Liberation Day March	Demonstrations; Political parades & rallies; African Americans	Protestors in Indianapolis are marching in the street on Afrikan Liberation Day in 1973. One of the signs says "Nixon Get Out of Afrika."

9.	Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church	Churches; Children; Methodist Episcopal churches; Stained glass	Children are seated outside at the entrance to the Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church. Some of the stained glass windows of the church can be seen.

10.	Allied Beauty Supply All-Stars Champions of Douglas Little League Park	Baseball; Baseball players; Sports; Recreation; Women; Softball; Softball players	The women's team is posed with bats on the ground in front of them. The team is integrated. The only identified person in the photo is Larry Dunville on the right end of the back row.

11.	Alpha Home for Aged Colored Women	Aged persons; Nursing homes; African Americans; Porches	View of the three-story Alpha Home for Aged Colored Women located on Boulevard Place. The building has a front porch and another on the side. There is a balcony on the second floor.

12.	Alpha Home Ladies Committee Capital Fund Campaign for the Home	Fund raising; Community service; Committees; Nursing homes; African Americans	Women are gathered around a table looking at information packets about the capital campaign for Alpha Home. A drawing of the planned facility can be seen in the background.

13.	Alpha Kappa Mu Sorority, Brotherhood Poster Contest	Contests; Students; Posters; Fraternities & sororities	Four young people are shown with their certificates of appreciation and checks for their winning entries in the Brotherhood Poster Contest. At the far left is Kathy Bradley, poster contest chairwoman

14.	Andrew J. Brown Visits Bloomington	Civic leaders; African American clergy--Indiana--Indianapolis	Andrew J. Brown, pastor of the St. John's Baptist Church and leader of the Indianapolis chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference understood the relationship between poverty and Civil Ri

15.	Andrew Ramsey	Portrait photographs; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Civil rights; Civil rights leaders	Mr. Ramsey is wearing a striped suit. He has a thin mustache and wears eyeglasses.

16.	Anette Robinson Enjoying Lunch at the Recorder Picnic	Children eating & drinking; Summer; Picnics; African Americans; Frankfurters; Beans; Food; Milk	The girl is seated on the ground drinking milk and holding a plate with hot dogs and baked beans.

17.	Arthur Ashe with Collis Marton and Helen Hubbard	Tennis; Sports; Tennis courts; Tennis players; Tennis rackets; Ashe, Arthur	Arthur Ashe stands with the two children at the Clay Court. The children are holding tennis rackets. Ashe is wearing a tennis outfit and speaking into a microphone. Tents cover some of the seats in th

18.	Artist Douglas Staten	Artists; Art; Painting; Sunglasses; Eyeglasses; Children; African Americans	The artist is shown working on a large painting of an African American girl. Another similar painting is on the table along with a group of cards displaying Staten's work. He is wearing dark glasses.

19.	Astronaut Charles F. Bolden	Astronauts; Autographing; Children & adults; Bolden, Charles, 1946-	Bolden is signing an autograph for two children.

20.	Astrounaut Lt. Col. Guion Steward Bluford, Jr. Signing Autographs	Astronauts; Autographing; Bluford, Guion Stewart, 1942-	Bluford was America's first black astronaut. He is signing autographs following the announcement that NASA would exhibit the space orbiter Enterprise at the New Orleans World's Fair in 1984.

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