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Daisy Bates and Four of the Little Rock Nine
circa 1957-1959
Daisy Bates outside her home with four of the Little Rock Nine. The students are Elizabeth Eckford, Minnijean Brown, Melba Pattillo, and Thelma Mothershed.
Daisy Bates Seated at a Bar
circa 1957-1959
Daisy Bates is seated at a bar next to an unidentified man. She is wearing a black dress and is holding a cocktail.
Daisy Bates with Two Other People
circa 1957
Daisy Bates posed on a sofa between an unidentified man and an unidentified woman who is wearing a fur cape.
Daisy Bates Entering NAACP Office
circa 1957
Daisy Bates, president of the Arkansas NAACP chapters, at the door of the organization's office. She headed the integration effort during the crisis at Central High School in 1957.
Letter from John T. Cuff to Daisy Bates, October 1, 1957
A letter from John T. Cuff to Daisy Bates thanking her for their phone conversation and giving her an update on New York public opinion of Elizabeth Eckford and the rest of the Little Rock Nine at ...
The Bates House with Broken Front Window
August 1957
The Little Rock home of Daisy and L.C. Bates, showing their front window after a stone had been thrown through the window. Grates have been placed on this and other windows in order to prevent furt...
