A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a
A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a

A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a

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Historic Framed Print, White Borders (T206) - 6, 17-7/8" x 21-7/8", Image: 16" x 20"

Beautiful historic reproduction print from the Library of Congress collections.

Created 1909-1911 Baseball card title devised by Library staff. Issued by: Amer

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Drawn from the Library of Congress archive, this print depicts A police officer listens as Nashville's Superintendent of City Parks, F.W. Perkins (left), informs segregationist John Kasper (right), that he cannot hold a rally in Centenial sic Park without a. The Library holds one of the most comprehensive collections of American and international historical prints in the world.

Library of Congress record: Created 1 photographic print 1957 Kasper, John. Segregation: Tennessee: Nashville: 1950-1960.

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