Governor George Wallace speaking to women at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace speaking to women at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Bibliographic Details
Format:	Electronic
Published:	Alabama Department of Archives and History
Subjects:	Alabama Photographs and Pictures
Online Access:	http://cdm17217.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/photo/id/15312

Similar Items

Governor George Wallace at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace speaking to people at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace speaking to people at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace speaking to a woman at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace greeting his mother, Mozell, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace speaking to a crowd upon his return to Alabama following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace and Ethel Kennedy during his hospital stay following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace shaking hands with a young woman at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace speaking to a crowd at Dannelly Field in Montgomery, Alabama, after his return from the hospital in Maryland, following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Crowd at Dannelly Field in Montgomery, Alabama, waiting for the return of Governor George Wallace from the hospital in Maryland, following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace with the nuns at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Maryland, following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace addressing an audience in a chapel before leaving Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Maryland, following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

George Wallace undergoing physical therapy with Judith Canty at the Spain Rehabilitation Center in Birmingham, Alabama, following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Governor George Wallace reading Psalm 23 in a chapel before leaving Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Maryland, following the assassination attempt that left him paralyzed.

Jere Beasley and George Wallace, Jr., receiving a call from Governor George Wallace's press secretary while the governor was recuperating in Maryland after an assassination attempt.

Albert Patterson's car shortly after his assassination.
by: Ledger-Enquirer

Governor George Wallace with guests in his office at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after a ceremony held to return a silver service to the U.S. Navy.

Boy Scouts with Governor George Wallace in his office at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Scott, John E., Montgomery, Alabama

Governor George Wallace speaking at a reception given for him by the Alabama State Society in Washington D.C.

Albert Patterson's car shortly after his assassination in Phenix City, Alabama.
by: Henry, Bill, WDAK-TV, Columbus, Georgia

Governor George Wallace signing a document in his office at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.

Governor George Wallace in his office in Montgomery, Alabama, with a Thanksgiving turkey presented to him by the Alabama Poultry and Egg Association.
by: Scott, John E., Montgomery, Alabama

"Follows His Father into Congress."
by: Wide World Photos

Governor George Wallace with his wife and three of their children, in front of the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, on the day of his inauguration.
by: Robertson, Paul, Montgomery, Alabama

State Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, decorated for the return of soldiers after World War I.

Governor George Wallace presenting a certificate to three women in his office.

Governor George Wallace shaking hands with a Boy Scout in his office at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Scott, John E., Montgomery, Alabama

Governor George C. Wallace signing a photograph while seated at his desk in the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.

Governor George Wallace speaking to Senators Hubert Humphrey and Jim Allen, who are seated in the House chamber of the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.

Governor George Wallace with his daughter, Peggy, the day he addressed an audience in the House chamber at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.

Governor George Wallace speaking with Roy Acuff back stage.

Governor George C. Wallace with his wife, Lurleen, and their family at the Governor's Mansion in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Robertson, Paul

Governor George C. Wallace with his wife, Lurleen, and their family at the Governor's Mansion in Montgomery, Alabama.
by: Robertson, Paul

Jimmy Carter with George Wallace and his son at the Governor's Mansion in Montgomery, Alabama.

Governor Jim Folsom speaking at the podium in front of the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, at his gubernatorial inauguration.

Governor Jim Folsom speaking at the podium in front of the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, at his gubernatorial inauguration.

Governor Jim Folsom speaking at the podium in front of the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, at his gubernatorial inauguration.

Governor George Wallace autographing a large print of a yellowhammer, the state bird, in his office at the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.

Governor George C. Wallace with his wife, Lurleen, and their family on the staircase of the Governor's Mansion in Montgomery, Alabama.

"The Assassination of Lincoln."