Karl Kernberger Pictorial Collection 1912-1990 1957-1977

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Karl Kernberger Pictorial Collection 1912-1990 1957-1977

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This collection contains photographs by Karl Kernberger documenting political movements, meetings, and demonstrations between 1965-1970. These include a convention of La Alianza Federal de las Mercedes (later named La Alianza Federal de Pueblos Libres) in Albuquerque, NM (1967), and the Poor People's Campaign march on the Supreme Court in Washington D.C. in 1968. An addition to the collection contains photographs from Kernberger’s book projects (photos taken for books written by Michael Jenkinson): Photos include river rafting, scenery of the riverine areas in North American, and documentary photos of ghost towns in New Mexico. Photos include river rafting, scenery of the riverine areas in North American, and documentary photos of ghost towns in New Mexico. Wild Rivers of North America, Land of Clear Light; Ghost Towns of New Mexico.

34 boxes (1,496 photoprints; 1 album; 6,600+ slides)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6404792

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