Untitled press print (Crawfordville, Georgia—Georgia Patrolmen Hold Down Klansman)

Distributed by United Press International

October 13, 1965

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In the right foreground, in a bare space that may be near a stream, a woman tends a fire that heats a kettle, while a man holds a pig for scalding. A few logs lie in the left foreground. The grassy slope of the deep foreground rises to a level ridge in the middle ground, where tall, nearly leafless trees rise as silhouettes against the sky, on the left. Just beyond the top of the slope on the left is the upper part of a large building with several chimneys. An outbuilding is closer on the right. Near the top of the slope, left of center, a woman walks with a basket on her head. There may be another, more distant figure at the far left. The moon is high in the center of a sky with few clouds.
This black and white photograph represents an African American man seated in a chair next to a made bed. Immediately behind him is a chest of drawers with a mirror on top. He holds a crutch in his hands. Two photographs and a jar sit on top of a piece of cloth on top of the chest of drawers. Two bundles of objects hang on the wall above the mirror. Near the bundle at the right of the image hangs a monthly calendar, as well. Below the calendar is a radiator, which is also draped with a cloth and has a few objects on top of it. On the floor of the room is a rug.
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