See How Washingtonians Lived In The 1940s

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Photographer Gordon Parks captured quotidian moments in the lives of the District's working class, particularly African Americans.

D.C. in the 1940s - Ghosts of DC

Harlem Gang Leader, 1948 - Photography Archive - The Gordon Parks Foundation

PITTSBURGH GREASE PLANT, 1944/46 - Photography Archive - The Gordon Parks Foundation

THE TUSKEGEE AIRMEN, 1943 - Photography Archive - The Gordon Parks Foundation

Washington, DC View east down F Street NW no date, ArchiTexty

See How Washingtonians Lived In The 1940s

Portraits, 1947-63 - Photography Archive - The Gordon Parks Foundation

Congressman John Lewis, the Civil Rights Icon and Lifelong Freedom Fighter, Was a Museum Advocate Who Recognized the Importance of Art and Artists - Culture Type

Congressman John Lewis, the Civil Rights Icon and Lifelong Freedom Fighter, Was a Museum Advocate Who Recognized the Importance of Art and Artists - Culture Type

Workers in New York City, 1944-1948 - Photography Archive - The Gordon Parks Foundation

See How Washingtonians Lived In The 1940s

Books – Fox Island Historical Society