Carolyn Fouch Walker (granddaughter of Ruby Blackburn) holding paper with Gov. Herman Talmadge at YMCA, undated
Item
- Source
- Ruby Parks Blackburn Papers
- Creator
- Unknown
- Title
- Carolyn Fouch Walker (granddaughter of Ruby Blackburn) holding paper with Gov. Herman Talmadge at YMCA, undated
- Date
- c. 1960s
- Description
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Photograph of Carolyn Fouch Walker, granddaughter of Ruby Blackburn, standing with Herman Talmadge at a YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association) event, circa the early 1960s. Walker holds a document while speaking with Talmadge, who served as governor of Georgia from 1948 to 1955 and later as a United States senator.
The scene appears to take place inside a YMCA facility, indicated by the banner visible in the background reading “Young Men’s Christian Association.” A microphone stand and trophy placed nearby suggest the occasion may have been part of a ceremony, youth program, or recognition event. Walker is dressed in formal attire and appears to be receiving or presenting a document during the event.
The photograph documents a moment of civic engagement and community programming involving local organizations and public officials during the early 1960s. - Type
- Still image.
- Subject
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African American women
Youth and community programs
YMCA activities
Political figures
Atlanta (Ga.)
1960s African American community life - Format
- 8 × 10 inch black-and-white photographic print.
- Rights
- This image is made available for research and educational use. Reproduction or publication requires permission from the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History.
- Rights Holder
- Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History, Fulton County Library System
- Item sets
- Resilience In The Everyday
- Media
Carolyn Fouch, c. 1960s