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Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy in St. Augustine, Florida

  • Florida Memory said:
    King played a significant role in organizing the Civil Rights Movement in the South. His most important contributions to the struggle in Florida occurred in St. Augustine in the summer of 1964. On June 11, 1964, Dr. King and several other activists were arrested for attempting to integrate the Monson Motor Lodge. When interviewed during his brief incarceration, King pledged to challenge segregation in St. Augustine "even if it takes all summer."
  • Florida Memory said:
    This photograph is a still image taken from a Florida Highway Patrol film. The film contains footage of Dr. King and scenes of civil rights demonstrations, including "wade-ins" at St. Augustine Beach. The full length version is available here: floridamemory.com/items/show/232403.
  • Σταύρος said:
    Neat !
  • Igor said:
    Great person

Alligators at the Ostrich Farm in St. Augustine, Florida

  • derbeobachterr said:
    und du dazwischen ??
  • Florida Memory said:
    Printed note on back of post card, "This farm has over 6,000 large live alligators or four times as many as any other collection in the world, ranging in size from the newly hatched to Old Ponce, whose age is estimated to be 900 years. Also the home of Old Jack, the meanest alligator on earth."
  • AJAY SINGH said:
    amazing captured

Casino pool at the Alcazar Hotel: St. Augustine, Florida

  • Andrew R said:
    I've been here, but would have loved to have seen it in this period.
  • Andrew R said:
    Oh just remembered when I was there the statue out front had an air-plant growing out of the woman's armpit. lol