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Charles Martin Hardie

Charles Martin Hardie

Two Women, One in Wheelchair, Join the Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Byrd Brown and Another Man Near Civic Arena as They Prepare to Participate in Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Byrd Brown and Nate Smith Talk to David W. Craig During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Henry R. Smith Looks at Off Camera Individual During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

A Man Watches as Armed Police Barricade the Street Before Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Police and Marchers Gathered on Corner During MLK Morning March (1968)

Man and Woman Stand in Crowd During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Local Residents Watch as Crowd Gathers for Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Two Women Make Their Way to Join Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

George Barbour of KDKA Radio Interviews Nun During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Pittsburgh Peace Marchers Gather (1968)

Three Men Sit Near a Car During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Marchers Reach Towards One Another During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Byrd Brown and Several Youths Gather During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Elmer Charles and Gerald W. Fox Speak with Police during the Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Marchers Walk Hand in Hand During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

Four Individuals Stand of the Steps of the Federal Building During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

A Peaceful March Begins in Mourning of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1968)

George Barbour of KDKA Radio Interviews Man During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)

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