Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Variant Title:

Boy eating scrambled eggs

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Kathleen Cleaver addresses the congregation of the Unitarian Church, San Rafael, CA, #120 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Kathleen Cleaver speaking with two Panther guards behind

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Cleaver, Kathleen and Black Panther Party

Place:

San Rafael

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#120 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Cleaver, Kathleen, Black Panther Party, and San Rafael

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6826

Title:

Portrait of Huey P. Newton, Alameda County Courthouse jail, #74 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Huey Newton [looking at camera, mouth closed]

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Newton, Huey P.

Place:

Alameda County Courthouse

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#74 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Newton, Huey P., and Alameda County Courthouse

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6822

Title:

Bullet hole, Black Panther Party National Headquarters, 4421 Grove St.: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6816

Title:

Bullet hole, Black Panther Party National Headquarters, 4421 Grove St.: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland and Oakland

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Oakland, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6816

Title:

Young man, Free Huey Rally, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park, Oakland, CA, #93 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Young man in cardigan, Free Huey Rally

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Printed/published and #93 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6812

Title:

Black Panther Party National Headquarters, 4421 Grove St., Oakland: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland and Oakland

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Oakland, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6808

Title:

National Headquarters, Oakland, CA, #70 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Black Panther National Headquarters, Oakland, CA

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland and Oakland

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#70 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Oakland, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6808

Title:

Black Panther feeding son, at Free Huey Rally, De Fremery Park, Oakland, CA, #29 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Man feeding son

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park and De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#29 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, De Fremery Park, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6806

Title:

Mother and child, De Fremery Park, Oakland, CA, #48 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Mother and child

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#48 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6804

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

#94 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

George Murray

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Murray, George Mason, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Murray, George Mason

Place:

San Francisco State University and San Francisco State University

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#94 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Murray, George Mason, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Murray, George Mason, San Francisco State University, and San Francisco State University

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6824

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley and Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Berkeley, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley and Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Berkeley, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley and Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Berkeley, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley and Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Berkeley, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley and Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Berkeley, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Berkeley and Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Berkeley, and Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Portrait, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park, Oakland, CA, #90 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Woman wearing paisley dress

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#90 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6810

Title:

Entertainer, at the Free Huey rally, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park, Oakland, CA, #89 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Woman wearing chain headband

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park and De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#89 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, De Fremery Park, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6810

Title:

Front door of the Oakland house where the shoot-out took place, April 6, 1968, #47 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

"The Curse of ALLAH", front door of house where Bobby Hutton was killed

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland and Oakland

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#47 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Oakland, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6808

Title:

Free Huey Rally, De Fremery Park, #30 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Woman in caftan and children with "Free Huey" banner

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#30 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6802

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6903

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Hilliard (Family : Oakland, Calif.)

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Hilliard (Family : Oakland, Calif.), and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6902

Title:

Harvey Carey, Circulation Manager of The Black Panther paper in the San Francisco area, and a member of the campaign committee for both Eldridge and Kathleen Cleaver, San Francisco, #107 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Harvey Carey

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Carey, Harvey, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Carey, Harvey

Place:

Haight-Ashbury and Haight-Ashbury

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#107 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Carey, Harvey, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Carey, Harvey, Haight-Ashbury, and Haight-Ashbury

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6825

Title:

Raymond Lewis, Managing Editor of The Black Panther newspaper, and Deputy Minister of Information, San Francisco, #103 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Raymond Lewis

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Lewis, Raymond

Place:

Haight-Ashbury

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#103 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Lewis, Raymond, and Haight-Ashbury

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6825

Title:

Patrice, daughter of Captain David Hilliard, Chief of Staff of the Black Panther Party, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park, Oakland, CA, #31 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Portrait of smiling girl

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Hilliard, Patrice and Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#31 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Hilliard, Patrice, Black Panther Party, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6818

Title:

Keith, son of Captain George Gaines (Baby D) at Marin City, CA, #25 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Boy resting chin on hand

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Gaines, Keith (Child of activist), Black Panther Party, and Black Panther Party

Place:

Marin City and Marin City

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Gaines, Keith (Child of activist), Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Marin City, and Marin City

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6809

Title:

Children cutting bread which was brought to the Free Huey Rally by the Diggers, De Fremery Park, Oakland, CA, #35 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Children cutting bread

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Printed/published and #35 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6805

Title:

Serving the barbecue at Free Huey Rally, De Fremery Park, Oakland, CA, #34 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Women organizing food

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#34 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6801

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Black Panther Free Breakfast for Children Program, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church [merged with Trinity Church 1975]. Commissioned by Swedish magazine, Vi: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, and Bursey, Charles

Place:

Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

This collection contains a selection of photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, whose work visually documents the people and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area during a time of enormous social, political, and environmental change. Included here is the entirety of Baruch's work, from her earliest 1940s prints, taken during her time as a college student and novice photographer, to her later works in portraiture as a seasoned artist. Social consciousness permeated Baruch's themes centered around women, children, youth, and race, as evidenced by her most famous projects, such as The Black Panthers, Haight-Ashbury, and Walnut Grove, as well as her lesser-known works like Renaissance Faire, Zoo, and Children, They Grow in the City. In addition to Pirkle Jones' contributions to the Black Panther series of photographs, included here is his collaboration with Dorothea Lange, the photographic series, Death of a Valley.

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Black Panther Party, Bursey, Charles, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Trinity Episcopal Church

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6901

Title:

Raymond Lewis, Managing Editor of The Black Panther newspaper, and Deputy Minister of Information of the Black Panther Party, Haight Street office, San Francisco: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Lewis, Raymond

Place:

Haight-Ashbury

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, Lewis, Raymond, and Haight-Ashbury

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6825

Title:

Selling The Black Panther newspaper at U.C. Berkeley rally: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

University of California, Berkeley and University of California, Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, University of California, Berkeley, and University of California, Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6825

Title:

Selling The Black Panther newspaper at U.C. Berkeley rally: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

University of California, Berkeley and University of California, Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, University of California, Berkeley, and University of California, Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6825

Title:

Selling The Black Panther newspaper at U.C. Berkeley rally: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

University of California, Berkeley and University of California, Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, University of California, Berkeley, and University of California, Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6825

Title:

Selling The Black Panther newspaper at U.C. Berkeley rally: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

University of California, Berkeley and University of California, Berkeley

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, University of California, Berkeley, and University of California, Berkeley

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6825

Title:

Baby Jesus X, San Francisco, CA, #3 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Panther holding his newborn son

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Lewis, David, Black Panther Party, and Lewis, David

Place:

Lower Pacific Heights and Lower Pacific Heights

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#3 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Lewis, David, Black Panther Party, Lewis, David, Lower Pacific Heights, and Lower Pacific Heights

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6823

Title:

Huey P. Newton, co-founder, leader, and Minister of Defense of the Black Panther Party in Alameda Co. Court House jail, the day before his sentence was pronounced, #2 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Huey Newton, face turned to the right, Alameda County Court House Jail

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party, Newton, Huey P., Black Panther Party, Garry, Charles, 1909-1991, and Newton, Huey P.

Place:

Alameda County Courthouse and Alameda County Courthouse

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Printed/published and #2 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Newton, Huey P., Black Panther Party, Garry, Charles, 1909-1991, Newton, Huey P., Alameda County Courthouse, and Alameda County Courthouse

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6820

Title:

Campaign buttons for sale at Free Huey Rally, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park, Oakland, CA, #32 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Campaign buttons on table

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

De Fremery Park and De Fremery Park

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

#32 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, De Fremery Park, and De Fremery Park

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467

Title:

Bullet hole, Black Panther Party National Headquarters, 4421 Grove St.: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6816

Title:

Bullet hole, Black Panther Party National Headquarters, 4421 Grove St.: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6816

Title:

Bullet hole, Black Panther Party National Headquarters, 4421 Grove St.: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Black Panther Party, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6816

Title:

Bullet hole, Black Panther Party National Headquarters, 4421 Grove St.: Untitled

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Black Panther Party and Black Panther Party

Place:

Oakland and Oakland

Topic:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, and Black power

Description:

Unprinted/unpublished

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Civil rights demonstrations, Black power, Black Panther Party, Black Panther Party, Oakland, and Oakland

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6816

Title:

Portrait of Black Panther, Marin City, CA, #27 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Variant Title:

Efrum Freeman, man with beautiful eyes and goatee, wearing cap

Creator:

Baruch, Ruth-Marion, 1922-1997

Type:

Image

Series:

The Black Panthers

People:

Freeman, Efrum and Black Panther Party

Place:

Marin City

Topic:

Black power and Civil rights demonstrations

Description:

#27 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers and Printed/published

Subject:

Black power, Civil rights demonstrations, Freeman, Efrum, Black Panther Party, and Marin City

Call Number:

MS 20 and Box 467, Folder 6815