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Title: H. Stanley Fountain reads march injunction to marchers in Selma, H. Stanley Fountain reads march injunction to marchers in Selma
Identifier: e_jsm_0061
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Federal marshal H. Stanley Fountain meets Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other march leaders at the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge in downtown Selma to read the injunction prohibiting the March 9 march.

Title: James Forman and John Lewis speak to news journalists, James Forman and John Lewis speak to news journalists
Identifier: e_jsm_0069
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, selects, film negatives, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Following the events of Bloody Sunday, James Forman, executive secretary of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), responds to questions about whether or not the planned march would take place on Tuesday, March 9, while John Lewis (center) looks on.

Title: March for voting rights, March for voting rights
Identifier: e_jsm_0014
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Protesters stand behind the "Berlin Wall," a rope hung by Selma officials to deter further march attempts within the city after Turnaround Tuesday

Title: Martin Luther King speaking to voting rights marchers in Selma, Martin Luther King speaking to voting rights marchers in Selma
Identifier: e_jsm_0050
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Martin Luther King Jr. speaks to an assembled crowd from the steps of the Brown Chapel AME Church on Turnaround Tuesday, likely before marchers began a second march attempt

Title: Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, Selma to Montgomery voting rights march
Identifier: e_jsm_0037
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2.325/ZZ23c
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: James Forman and John Lewis (center) talk to reporters in Selma in March, 1965. Photograph signed by photographer in 1995.

Title: Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, Selma to Montgomery voting rights march
Identifier: e_jsm_0028
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Turnaround Tuesday marchers hold signs protesting the police brutality that ended the Bloody Sunday march.

Title: Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, Selma to Montgomery voting rights march
Identifier: e_jsm_0036
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: The second march begins at the Brown Chapel AME Church, March 9, 1965. Marchers include Fred Shuttlesworth, James Farmer, Bishop John Wesley Lord, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., James Forman, Andrew Young, and Ralph Abernathy.

Title: Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, Selma to Montgomery voting rights march
Identifier: e_jsm_0029
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: State troopers stand down as marchers cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge and return to Selma.

Title: Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, Selma to Montgomery voting rights march
Identifier: e_jsm_0030
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Marchers cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge and return to Selma on Turnaround Tuesday

Title: State trooper road block, State trooper road block
Identifier: e_jsm_0048
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Alabama state troopers form a roadblock on the far side of the Edmund Pettus Bridge.

Title: State trooper road block, State trooper road block
Identifier: e_jsm_0049
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: Alabama state troopers watch Turnaround Tuesday civil rights marchers approach a roadblock on the outskirts of Selma, March 9th, 1965

Title: Telegram, Telegram
Identifier: e_jsm_0017
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: On March 9, the morning of the Turnaround Tuesday march, Selma's Director of Public Safety Wilson Baker receives a telegram from a resident of Framingham, Massachusetts, reacting to news of the Bloody Sunday events.

Title: Telegram, Telegram
Identifier: e_jsm_0016
Creator: Martin, Spider, 1939-2003
Dates: 1965/03/09
Box: 2015-016/1
Folder: Bloody Sunday and Selma - Montgomery Marches, film negatives with accompaying contact sheets, 1965
Resource: James "Spider" Martin photographic archive
Description: On March 9, the morning of the Turnaround Tuesday march, Selma's Director of Public Safety Wilson Baker receives a telegram from a resident of Framingham, Massachusetts, reacting to news of the Bloody Sunday events