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Map for Canton Boycott



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Title: Map for Canton Boycott
Description: A map with hand-written notes and locations for Freedom Fighters participating in the Canton Boycott, for orientation during picketing. It is not a map showing the stores to boycott. Some of the locations are public buildings, others are establishments sympathetic to the movement. The hand-written "Freedom Fighter's Legend" reads, "1-Freedom House, 838 Luz Ave., 2-Court House, 3-George Washingtons Grocery Store, 4-Pleasant Green Holiness Church, 5-Community Center, 313 Franklin, 6-City Hall, 7-Madison County Jail." The map may have been sponsored by Madison County Dairies, Inc., that produced Mosby's Milk (an ad for which appears on the map), a business that was on the boycott list.

Image ID: 98093
Creation
Date:
1963 
Creator
Name:
Coggeshall, L.O.
City, State: Canton, Mississippi
Collection
Name:
Congress of Racial Equality : Records, 1941-1967
Genre: Maps
Additional
Information:
Copyright 1961, L.O. Coggeshall.
Subjects: Dairy products
Milk
Cities and towns
Organizations
Race relations
Demonstrations
Civil rights
 

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