View of a partially demolished building, other ruins in wake of 1968 Chicago riots
Haun, Declan, 1937-1994 (photographer)View Full Item in Chicago History MuseumA group of people examine a partially demolished building and the ruins of other structures destroyed during the riots that erupted following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in Chica…
I WAS THERE: Marian Shaw
Shaw, Marian, Alter, PeterView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumMs. Shaw was widely involved in civil rights and social issues throughout her life. She described how, as a reporter for the Roosevelt University newspaper, she witnessed the rioting in Grant Park, in…
View of building in ruins following the 1968 Chicago riots
Haun, Declan, 1937-1994 (photographer)View Full Item in Chicago History MuseumView shows men in hard hats, probably a clean-up crew, standing near the wreckage of a building destroyed in the riots that erupted in South and West Side neighborhoods following news of Dr. Martin Lu…
View of crumbling building and debris after 1968 Chicago riots
Haun, Declan, 1937-1994 (photographer)View Full Item in Chicago History MuseumView of a crumbling building and debris, including four men in hard hats in the foreground, in the wake of the riots that erupted in South and West Side neighborhoods following news of Dr. Martin Luth…
National Guardsmen stand watch near Water Tower around time of Chicago Riots
Haun, Declan, 1937-1994 (photographer)View Full Item in Chicago History MuseumTwo armed National Guardsmen police the area around the Water Tower (visible in the background) around the time of the Chicago Riots that broke out in South and West Side neighborhoods following news…
National Guardsmen with two African American boys during the 1968 Chicago riots
Haun, Declan, 1937-1994 (photographer)View Full Item in Chicago History MuseumArmed National Guardsman standing in front of two African American boys around the time of the riots that broke out in South and West Side neighborhoods following news of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s…
I WAS THERE: John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald, John, Bivins, JoyView Full Item in Chicago History MuseumJohn Fitzgerald was a lifelong resident of the Rogers Park community area. He described a typical middle class upbringing in a household that was not political. Mr. Fitzgerald recounts extensive invol…