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[Homer Walton at Gulf Service Station]

Description: Photograph of Homer Walton at a Gulf service station in Fort Worth, Texas. The window next to him is painted with advertisements for the service station. "Homer Walter 4501 E Rosedale at Hughes" is written on the back of the photo. The accompanying information states he was an African American Gulf service station owner.
Date: [..1964]
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Location: 32.731514 -97.256389
Partner: Tarrant County Black Historical and Genealogical Society

The Indivisible Struggle Against Racism, Apartheid, and Colonialism

Description: Position paper of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee presented at the International Seminar on Racial Discrimination and Colonialism in South Africa, organized by the United Nations and the government of Zambia, in 1967. The paper discusses the similarities between the African liberation movement and Afro-Americans' struggles in the United States and the appendixes include past statements by SNCC condemning the United State's involvement in Vietnam and Chase Manhattan Bank's racially… more
Date: {1966-01-06,1967-06-13,1967-07-24}
Creator: Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Item Type: Refine your search to only Paper
Partner: Private Collection of Mario Marcel Salas

[O. C. Martin and Louis Cole on Horse-Drawn Fire Engine]

Description: Photograph of O.C. Martin driving a horse-drawn fire engine with Louis Cole standing on the back. The engine is a four-wheeled cart with a large tank in the back drawn by three draft horses. Martin is sitting on the driver's bench with a dalmation, and is wearing a firefighter's hat and uniform. Cole is standing on the back of the wagon, also wearing a firefighter's hat and uniform. The back of the photo has the handwritten text "Chief O.C. Martin on Driver's Seat; Capt. Louis Cole from old 19 … more
Date: October 7, 1969
Creator: Brock, Charles W.
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: Fire Museum of Texas
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