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Listen: The World ProgramAlice Martin with two friends at the John C. Beasley State Park in Fort Walton Beach.
Image Number
MSC3235
Rights
Collection
Manuscript collection
Subject Term
Jim Crow
Discrimination in public accommodations
Race discrimination
Segregation
Parks--Florida--Fort Walton Beach--Public use
Recreation areas--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
African Americans--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
Outdoor recreation--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
Beachgoers
Beaches--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
Discrimination in public accommodations
Race discrimination
Segregation
Parks--Florida--Fort Walton Beach--Public use
Recreation areas--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
African Americans--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
Outdoor recreation--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
Beachgoers
Beaches--Florida--Fort Walton Beach
Personal Subjects
Physical Description
1 photoprint - b&w - 3 x 3 in.
General Note
Park dedicated for African Americans on March 19, 1960. It was later desegregated in 1964.
Alice Martin with two friends at the John C. Beasley State Park in Fort Walton Beach.
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