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VISUAL IMAGES 37• Three thousand jobless men and women march past the White House in 1931, p.52• Protesting Segregation, pp. 66-88Volume 6, Number 2• “Army of the Unemployed”, p. 12• Homosexual Protests, pp. 44-63Volume 7, Number 1• The Whitelaw Hotel, built by African-American John Whitelaw to provide thecity’s only first-class accomodations for African American visitors and residents,pp. 4-23• Martha Wadsworth’s Mansion, pp. 24-45• The Life and Death of Center Market, pp. 46-67Volume 7, Number 2• Student Lawrence Henry confronts a hostile security guard during a successfulattempt to force the integration of whites-only Glen Echo Amusement Park, p.23• Wartime Washington, photographs by Henry Gichner, pp. 36-53Volume 8, Number 1• Washington, D.C. in the snow, pp. 4-15• As compromise negotiations over the Home Rule Charter were taking place inApril 1973, angry citizens staged this “Boston Tea Party”, p. 67Volume 8, Number 2• A Georgetown childhood in mid-century, pp. 22-37Volume 9, Number 1• The Movie Theaters of Washington, D.C., pp. 4-23• Beneath the MCI Center, insights into Washington’s historic water supply, pp.24-41• Wymer’s photo survey of Washington in mid-century, 1948-1952, pp. 42-51Volume 9, Number 2• Remembering U Street, pp. 28-53Volume 10, Number 1• Washington’s Arena Stage, pp. 5-23• The work of Rose Ishbel Greely, landscape architect, pp.46-69Volume 10, Number 2• Washington’s Union Station since World War II, pp. 24-43• Esther Bubley’s World War II boarding house photos, pp. 44-62