Windows of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, where Four Fourteen-Year-Old Girls Were Killed by a KKK Bomb, Birmingham, Alabama (Object ID: 6510)

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Year:: 1963
Contributor:: Danny Lyon

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Notes:: Gift of Gary Ginsberg '84, P '21 and Susanna Aaron

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Lyon, Danny, "Windows of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, where Four Fourteen-Year-Old Girls Were Killed by a KKK Bomb, Birmingham, Alabama (Object ID: 6510) " (1963). David Winton Bell Gallery. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:405490/

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The David Winton Bell Gallery Collection holds over 6,500 works of art representing 500 years of artistic practice with particularly rich holdings in contemporary art and works on paper. The collection is available for study by classes and individuals.

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