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Title: Beatnik protest
Identifier: e_bg_0183
Creator: Gomel, Robert
Dates: 1960
Box: 2017-025/1
Folder: Beatniks at City Hall (#60165), 1960
Resource: Robert Gomel photographic archive
Description: Photograph showing Paul Stookey, and possibly Mary Travers holding her infant, of the folk singing group, Peter, Paul and Mary, at City Hall in New York City, protesting against the closing of coffee houses in Greenwich Village, 1960, LIFE magazine assignment 60165

Title: Harry Belafonte during Selma to Montgomery march
Identifier: e_clm_0339
Creator: Moore, Charles, 1931-2010 (Photographer)
Dates: 1965
Box: 2016-131/1
Folder: Selma to Montgomery; Selma march, last day, LIFE #72441, roll 4 (13.35); 24
Resource: Charles Moore photographic archive
Description: Caption supplied by photographer's estate: "Photo by Charles Moore. Harry Belafonte."

Title: Harry Belafonte, Joan Baez, and Leon Bibb
Identifier: e_clm_0390
Creator: Moore, Charles, 1931-2010 (Photogrgapher)
Dates: 1965-03
Box: 2016-131/1
Folder: Selma to Montgomery 1965, undated
Resource: Charles Moore photographic archive
Description: Photograph of Harry Belafonte, Joan Baez, and Leon Bibb (center) entertaining marchers

Title: Joan Baez, demonstration
Identifier: e_uttsp_00242
Dates: 1964-04
Box: 3Z150
Folder: City Hall demonstration/Joan Baez
Resource: UT Texas Student Publications photographs
Description: Photograph of folk singer Joan Baez at Austin City Hall; Daily Texan (Friday, April 3, 1964) caption reads, "The popular folk singer sang for protesters, who picketed the Austin City Council meeting Thursday in support of the proposed city penal ordinance to ban discrimination."

Title: Joan Baez, demonstration
Identifier: e_uttsp_00243
Dates: 1964-04
Box: 3Z150
Folder: City Hall demonstration/Joan Baez
Resource: UT Texas Student Publications photographs
Description: Photograph of folk singer Joan Baez at Austin City Hall; Daily Texan (Friday, April 3, 1964) caption reads, "The popular folk singer sang for protesters, who picketed the Austin City Council meeting Thursday in support of the proposed city penal ordinance to ban discrimination."

Title: Joan Baez, demonstration
Identifier: e_uttsp_00244
Dates: 1964-04
Box: 3Z150
Folder: City Hall demonstration/Joan Baez
Resource: UT Texas Student Publications photographs
Description: Photograph of folk singer Joan Baez at Austin City Hall; Daily Texan (Friday, April 3, 1964) caption reads, "The popular folk singer sang for protesters, who picketed the Austin City Council meeting Thursday in support of the proposed city penal ordinance to ban discrimination."

Title: Joan Baez in Washington
Identifier: e_db_00263
Creator: Brack, Dennis, 1939-
Dates: undated
Box: 2009-200/4
Folder: Joan Baez Walking to Capitol
Resource: Dennis Brack photographic archive
Description: Joan Baez with a group of clergy and laymen speaking with Capitol Hill policeman during an anti Vietnam war march to the U.S. Capitol building.

Title: Joan Baez in Washington
Identifier: e_db_00262
Creator: Brack, Dennis, 1939-
Dates: undated
Box: 2009-200/4
Folder: Joan Baez Walking to Capitol
Resource: Dennis Brack photographic archive
Description: Joan Baez with a group of clergy and laymen speaking with Capitol Hill policeman during an anti Vietnam war march to the U.S. Capitol building.

Title: Mary Travers during Selma to Montgomery march
Identifier: e_clm_0338
Creator: Moore, Charles, 1931-2010 (Photographer)
Dates: 1965
Box: 2016-131/1
Folder: Selma to Montgomery; Selma march, last day, LIFE #72441, roll 4 (13.35); 23
Resource: Charles Moore photographic archive
Description: Caption supplied by photographer's estate: "Photo by Charles Moore. Mary Travers from the trio, Peter, Paul and Mary."

Title: Paul Robeson, Progressive Party rally for presidential campaign
Identifier: e_cl_0006
Creator: Littlejohn, Calvin, 1909-1993
Topic: Politics and government
Dates: 1948-08-10
Box: 3L30a-Restricted
Resource: Calvin Littlejohn photographic archive
Description: Robeson giving a speech at Progressive Party rally for Henry A. Wallace's presidential campaign