Women in a living nativity scene at Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, Alabama.

Women in a living nativity scene at Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, Alabama.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Cargile, Trudy
Format:	Electronic
Published:	Alabama Department of Archives and History
Subjects:	Photographs
Online Access:	http://cdm17217.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/amg/id/77142

Similar Items

African American women in a Christmas pageant at Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Performers sitting on a stage by a piano during a Christmas pageant at Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

"Old Women's Prison, Wetumpka."
by: Tresslar, Montgomery, Alabama

Judith Neelley, inmate on death row at Julia Tutwiler Prison in Wetumpka, Alabama.
by: Troncale, Bernard

Judith Neelley, inmate on death row at Julia Tutwiler Prison in Wetumpka, Alabama.
by: Brake, Neil

Julia Tutwiler Annex women students
by: The University of Alabama

Belongings of Will Brewster packed on a truck in Maplesville, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Senator Alton Turner in the Senate chamber at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, during a debate over a proposed bond bill.
by: Cargile, Trudy

African American church building in Montgomery, Alabama, condemned after a bombing.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Authors of a proposed bond bill conferring in the Senate chamber of the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Capable women of to-day, Julia Tutwiler, circa 1910

Judge Seybourn Lynne swearing in Frank Johnson as a judge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Attorneys Mary Thomason White of Atmore and Mrs. P. S. Nesbit of Robertsdale at a meeting of the Alabama State Bar Association.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Mrs Wallace had to take a back seat
by: Cargile, Trudy

Sturdivant Hall In Selma, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Judy Crosby of Montgomery, Alabama, winner of the electrical contest at the state 4-H conference, with Hurst Maulding of the Alabama Power Company.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Home of Ralph Abernathy in Montgomery, Alabama, after it was bombed.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Bombing damage to the African American First Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

African American women standing outside the Negro women's building at the Wetumpka Prison in Elmore County, Alabama.
by: Tresslar, Montgomery, Alabama

Ralph and Juanita Abernathy with their daughter on the porch of their home in Montgomery, Alabama, after it was bombed.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Frank Leu Building at the intersection of Commerce and Bibb Streets in downtown Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Jefferson Davis Hotel at the intersection of Montgomery and Catoma Streets in downtown Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Buildings on Commerce Street in downtown Montgomery, Alabama, near the intersection with Bibb Street.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Judge Frank Johnson with his family after his investiture ceremony in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Mrs. L. H. Golson at the Alabama Rural Letter Carriers Association meeting in Montgomery.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Perry N. Hooper of Altoona at the Alabama Rural Letter Carriers Association meeting in Montgomery.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Driver for Montgomery City Lines during the bus boycott by African Americans in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

E. D. Bell inside Mount Olive Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama, after it was bombed.
by: Cargile, Trudy

E. D. Bell inside Mount Olive Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama, after it was bombed.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Judy Crosby of Montgomery, Alabama, winner of the lamp building contest at the state 4-H conference.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Governor James Folsom congratulating Judge Frank Johnson after his investiture ceremony in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Aerial view of the buses carrying the Freedom Riders en route to Jackson, Mississippi, from Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Aerial view of the buses carrying the Freedom Riders en route to Jackson, Mississippi, from Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Either Will Brown or Virgil Brewster, one of the African American men threatened by the Ku Klux Klan in Maplesville, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Attorneys Tom Radney of Alexander City, Jim and Janie Shores, and Robert Vance of Birmingham at meeting of the Alabama State Bar Association.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Shell with Brigadier General R. R. Williams at the dedication of the Shell Field training facility at Fort Rucker in Dale County, Alabama.
by: Cargile, Trudy

Birmingham News sleeve BN0002334
by: Cargile, Trudy

Birmingham News sleeve BN0002137
by: Cargile, Trudy

Birmingham News sleeve BN0003004
by: Cargile, Trudy

Birmingham News sleeve BN0003157
by: Cargile, Trudy