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Guide to the Daily Worker and the Daily World Negatives Collection PHOTOS.223.001

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The Great John Gates. [Kings Highway?], [Richmond Railroad/Railway?].: Dec 19, 1949

Early Winter Scenes.: Dec 1949

Pictures in Public School Auditorium (Harlem, New York).: 1949

State Employment Office for Rocky Mountain Edition (Denver, Colorado).: 1949

Collapsed Building, 103 [Baron/Barrow?] Place and Pacific.: Jan 5, 1950

Dinner Given to Honor the Employee Garnering the Largest Number of Subscriptions. ["Pace-Jottson"] Plaque reads "Tate Committee Plaque".: Jan 11, 1950

Laying a Cornerstone for a [?]. Signs to Elect Paul O'Dwyer, Puerto Rican Organization of New York.: Mar 1, 1950

Artists Claude and Marie Boykin in Their Studio.: Mar 17, 1950

Signing a Book for Peace.: Apr 7, 1950

Group of Youths Demonstration Against Chilean Dictator President, City Hall Plaza (New York, New York).: Apr 17, 1950

Picketing the Cascade Laundry, Police Force Outside.: Apr 20, 1950

Harlem Parents Try to Reinstate Suspended P.S. 184 Teacher Alice Citron (Harlem, New York).: May 9, 1950

Communist Party Leaders Reach Fund Drive Goals.: May 11, 1950

Labor Peace Delegation Visits United Nations.: Jun 14, 1950

People Released from Jail in Welfare Cases.: Jun 16, 1950

Demonstration to Elect the Rank and File Candidates at Ace Theater (Marquee advertises: Reformer and the Redhead).: Jun 1950

Returned Mail with Signed Petition for Peace, Taken in Labor Peace Office.: Jun 21, 1950

Picketing Times Square Area to Demand Justice for Willie McGee. [Sign reads: "End Lynching! Save Willie McGee!"].: Jul 27, 1950

Peace Demonstrators Arrested in the Labor Peace Office.: Aug 6, 1950

Portrait of Fred Ellis.: Mar 1952

Progressive Party Convention. (Sign reads: "Vincent Hallinan for President").: Jul 4, 1952 - Jul 6, 1952

William Z. Foster and Eugene Dennis.: Jul 1955

Demonstration by Communist Party of the United States of America, Marine Workers Refuse to Transport Arms and Troops for the Fight Against Soviet Russia. (Picket sign reads "Marine Workers Defend Soviet Russia!").: 1955-1956

American Protests Against U.S. Invasion of Lebanon at the United Nations Office on Park Avenue. Photos by Erik (New York, New York).: 1958

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Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

Elmer Holmes Bobst Library

70 Washington Square South

2nd Floor

New York, NY 10012

https://library.nyu.edu/locations/special-collections-center/