Linocut by Woodruff

Linocut print of a man being lynched by a mob in the woods

An image of the "Giddap" print divided by the Rule of Thirds to analyze its composition

Book compiled to condemn mob violence and demand local law enforcement officers uphold their duties to protect their inmates from mob violence.

Front cover of the book Mississippi and the Mob, containing the title and a political cartoon by [?] Cross of the Nashville Tennessean

Page 20 of book Mississippi and the Mob, consisting of a photo of the burning of L. Q. Ivy who is, as in the case of this photo, often misrepresented as "Jim Ivy"

Page 22 of book Mississippi and the Mob, consisting of a photo of a lynch mob

This letter asks Clara Cox to set up a meeting with her constituents to discuss strategies for the coming year to bolster membership in the North Carolina Council

Chatham County Soil Survey, 1933. The map has been zoomed and cropped to show only the area that concerns the lynching of Eugene Daniels. Pittsboro and the home of Daniels and Stone are located to the left of the screen. Moore Springs Bridge can be…

A photograph of Robert Blackburn at his Printmaking Workshop