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People Visiting the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial
People Visiting the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial
President Johnson Shaking Hands with Martin Luther King, Jr.
President Johnson Shaking Hands with Martin Luther King, Jr. 8/6/1965
Dr. Martin Luther King in Berlin, Germany
Dr. Martin Luther King in Berlin, Germany 9/12/1964
President Reagan at Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Legislation Signing
President Reagan at Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Legislation Signing 11/2/1983
Exhibit 1 in City of Memphis vs. Martin Luther King., et. al.
Exhibit 1 in City of Memphis vs. Martin Luther King., et. al. 1968
Exhibit 2 in City of Memphis vs. Martin Luther King, Jr., et. al
Exhibit 2 in City of Memphis vs. Martin Luther King, Jr., et. al 1968
Civil Rights March on Washington, D.C. [Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking.]
Civil Rights March on Washington, D.C. [Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking.] 8/28/1963
Answer to Plaintiff from City of Memphis vs. Martin Luther King, Jr
Answer to Plaintiff from City of Memphis vs. Martin Luther King, Jr 1968
Message from President Johnson to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Message from President Johnson to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 3/18/1965
Martin Luther King Clip Reel
Martin Luther King Clip Reel 1986
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