Nadia Nerina as Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty
Nerina, Nadia - Dancer (Female) - Princess Aurora - Has Inscription
Sleeping beauty (Choreographic work : Ashton and Sergeev, N after Petipa, M)
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Pavlova, Anna, 1881-1931 - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
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Performance of The Nutcracker by the New York City Ballet
Nutcracker (Choreographic work : Balanchine after Ivanov)
Diana Adams as Iseult in Picnic at Tintagel
Adams, Diana - Dancer (Female) - Iseult - Has Inscription
Picnic at Tintagel (Choreographic work : Ashton)
Yvonne Mounsey as the Siren in the Prodigal Son
Mounsey, Yvonne - Dancer (Female) - Siren -
Prodigal son (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Struchkova, Raisa - Dancer (Female) - -
Walpurgisnacht (Choreographic work : Lavrovskii)
Still photo from the film "The Bolshoi Ballet" made during the company's tour of Great Britain in 1956.
St. Denis, Ruth, 1880-1968 - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
Performance of The Sleeping Beauty by the Royal Ballet
Tamara Toumonova and Anton Dolin in Giselle
Toumanova, Tamara, 1917- - Dancer (Female) - Giselle - Has Inscription
Dolin, Anton, 1904- - Dancer (Male) - Albrecht - Has Inscription
Giselle (Choreographic work : Dolin after Coralli and Perrot)
Performance of Concerto Barocco by the New York City Ballet
Concerto barocco (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Moira Shearer as Titania in Midsummer Night's Dream
Shearer, Moira, 1926- - Dancer (Female) - Titania - Has Inscription
Midsummer night's dream (Choreographic work : Helpmann)
Performance of the Firebird by Sadler's Wells Ballet at Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Firebird (Choreographic work : Grigoriev and Tchernicheva after Fokin)
Susanna Zviagina, A. Nersesova, Iaroslav Sekh, and German Sitnikov in the Spanish Dance from the Nutcracker
Zviagina, Susanna N. - Dancer (Female) - -
Sekh, Iaroslav, 1930- - Dancer (Male) - - No
Nutcracker (Choreographic work : Gorski). Spanish dance
Still photo from the film "The Bolshoi Ballet" made during the company's tour of Great Britain in 1956. Incorrectly identified on photograph and film as being from Swan Lake.
Loring, Eugene, 1914- - Dancer (Female) - Billy the Kid -
Billy the Kid (Choreographic work : Loring)
Annette Page as Odette in Le Lac des cygnes
Page, Annette - Dancer (Female) - Odette, Queen of the Swans - Has Inscription
Swan lake (Choreographic work : Ashton and Sergeev, N after Ivanov and Petipa, M)
Jackson, Rowena - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
Ballet imperial (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Serrano, Lupe - Dancer (Female) - Odile (Black swan) - Has Inscription
Designs with strings (Choreographic work : Taras)
Melissa Hayden as Clorinda in The Duel (also know as The Combat)
Hayden, Melissa - Dancer (Female) - Clorinda - Has Inscription
Diana Adams and Arthur Mitchell rehearsing Agon
Mitchell, Arthur, 1934- - Dancer (Male) - -
Gillespie, Kenneth - Dancer (Male) - - Has Inscription
Lazowsky, Yurek - Dancer (Male) - - Has Inscription
Johnson, Kenneth - Dancer (Male) - - Has Inscription
la Françaix (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Ulanova, Galina Sergeevna, 1910- - Dancer (Female) - Giselle -
Giselle (Choreographic work : Lavrovskii after Coralli and Perrot)
Galina Ulanova and Nicolai Fadeyechev in Giselle
Fadeyechev, Nicolai - Dancer (Male) - Albrecht -
Maria Tallchief and Nicholas Magallanes in Bourrée fantasque
Magallanes, Nicholas - Dancer (Male) - -
Bourrée fantasque (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Braun, Eric - Dancer (Male) - - Has Inscription
Interplay (Choreographic work : Robbins)
Francisco Moncion as Midas in The Triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne
Moncion, Francisco - Dancer (Male) - Midas - Has Inscription
Western Symphony (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Kovach, Nora, 1931- - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
Rabovsky, Istvan, 1930- - Dancer (Male) - - Has Inscription
Fonteyn, Margot, Dame, 1919- - Dancer (Female) - -
Novak, Nina - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
Howard, Alan, 1930- - Dancer (Male) - -
Lucia Chase as the Step-Mother in Fall River Legend
Chase, Lucia, 1897-1986 - Dancer (Female) - Step-mother - Has Inscription
Fall River legend (Choreographic work : De Mille)
Ruth Ann Koesun in Offenbach in the Underworld
Koesun, Ruth Ann - Dancer (Female) - Debutante - Has Inscription
Offenbach in the underworld (Choreographic work : Tudor)
Performance of Serenade by the New York City Ballet
Serenade (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Maria Tallchief, Patricia Wilde, and André Eglevsky in Pas de Trois
Tallchief, Maria - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
Wilde, Patricia, 1928- - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
Eglevsky, André - Dancer (Male) - - Yes
Pas de trois II [1955] (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Ulanova, Galina Sergeevna, 1910- - Dancer (Female) - Dying swan -
Dying swan (Choreographic work : Fokine)
Kaye, Nora, 1920-1987 - Dancer (Female) - Giselle - Has Inscription
Bruhn, Erik, 1928- - Dancer (Male) - Albrecht - Has Inscription
D'Amboise, Jacques, 1934- - Dancer (Male) - - Has Inscription
Adams, Diana - Dancer (Female) - - Has Inscription
Performance of Les Sylphides by the American Ballet Theatre
Performance of The Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the Manticore by the New York City Ballet
Unicorn, the gorgon and the manticore (Choreographic work : Butler)
Yvonne Mounsey and Francisco Moncion in the Prodigal Son
Moncion, Francisco - Dancer (Male) - Prodigal son -
Tallchief, Maria - Dancer (Female) - Eurydice -
Orpheus (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library
Le Clercq, Tanaquil - Dancer (Female) - Sacred Love - Has Inscription
Illuminations (Choreographic work : Ashton)
Performance of Western Symphony by the New York City Ballet
Ballet dancers; Ballet -- Stage setting and scenery;
Western Symphony (Choreographic work : Balanchine);
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy delivering a 1964 campaign speech in Buffalo, New York for the U.S. senatorial race for New York State.
Former U.S. Attorney General and U.S. senatorial candidate for the State of New York Robert F. Kennedy stands at an angled wooden podium outdoors, addressing a crowd at Squire Hall terrace on the State University of New York at Buffalo South Campus. (Squire Hall was formerly called the Norton Union). The speaker is holding a pen and surrounded by several microphones. People are seated and crouched around the stage, and a person is visible taking a photo with a flash camera. The scene is set against a building with stone and brick walls under a clear sky. A person sits near the base of the podium, adjusting cables or equipment.
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State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries
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U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson speaking at a podium in Niagara Square outside City Hall in downtown Buffalo, New York.
Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973
U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stands at a podium adorned with the seal of the President of the United States, speaking into multiple microphones. The setting includes the large stone columns of the City Hall, Buffalo New York in the background and patriotic bunting draped across the front of the stage. President Johnson wears a suit and glasses. A staff topped with a decorative eagle stands beside the podium, and several people are partially visible in the background.
Protesters at future U.S. President Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994
Demonstrations--New York (State)--Buffalo
Student protesters--New York (State)--Buffalo
A group of people, including University at Buffalo students, participate in a street protest in downtown Buffalo, New York. One person in the foreground holds a flyer above their head featuring a photo of Eldridge Cleaver and the text “Eldridge Cleaver at U.B.” Another person nearby also holds a copy of the same flyer. Various handwritten protest signs are visible, including one reading “POLITICIANS LIE — G.I.’s DIE!! AGAINST FASCISM” and another partially reading “GET RICH G.I.s DIE!!” The group appears to be moving along a sidewalk in the business district of Buffalo, New York.
A person wearing glasses and a buttoned jacket holds a protest sign at chest level. The sign reads “WILL NIXON STOP THE WAR? STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY,” with the word “STOP” inside a stop-sign-shaped graphic. A small logo marked “SDS” appears in the lower right corner. Another person in a fur-textured coat walks in the foreground, partially obscuring the sign. Additional people and protest signs are visible in the background on a city sidewalk in downtown Buffalo, New York.
Future U.S. President Richard M. Nixon at a 1968 speech at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Future President Richard M. Nixon, dressed in a dark suit and patterned tie, stands at a wooden podium with two microphones. He raises his left arm upward with a closed hand. Behind them, a large sign with bold lettering reads “BUFFALO WELCOMES DICK and PAT.” The backdrop includes a curtain and a portion of a larger image or banner in the top right corner.
Future U.S. President Richard M. Nixon, dressed in a dark suit, stands at a wooden podium with two microphones, smiling with eyes closed. Behind the podium, a dark curtain hangs, and above it, a partially visible banner reads “WELCOME DICK and…” along with other large, bold text. The setting appears to be a formal indoor event or rally.
Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita introducing U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson to a Buffalo, New York audience in front of the City Hall in the downtown Niagara Square, Buffalo, New York.
Sedita, Frank A. (Frank Albert), 1907-1975
A formal outdoor event is held in front of the downtown Buffalo City Hall which is a large stone building with tall stone columns. Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita speaks into microphones at a podium with the seal of the President of the United States. U. S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stands to the side, smiling, hands at their sides. The platform is decorated with patriotic bunting, and several seated individuals are partially visible behind the speakers. The lighting and attire suggest a daytime event in a professional or political setting.
Future U.S. President Richard M. Nixon at a 1968 speech at the Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Future President Richard M. Nixon, dressed in a suit and tie, stands behind a wooden podium, hands resting on each side, addressing an audience at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election. Two microphones are positioned in front of them. Behind the speaker, a large banner is partially visible with the words “WELCOME DICK and” and “THE ONE!” displayed. The backdrop is a curtain appropriate to an indoor political rally.
Buffalo Model City Conference program, 1967
Buffalo Model City Conference (1967 : Buffalo, N.Y.)
Buffalo Model City Conference program, dated January 19-20, 1967, contains transcripts of a speech given by Buffalo Mayor, Frank A. Sedita introducing Senator Robert F. Kennedy, as well as an excerpt from the audience discussion.
New York Senator Jacob K. Javits, New York State Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, future First Lady Pat Nixon, and the future U.S. President Richard M. Nixon at his 1968 speech in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Javits, Jacob K. (Jacob Koppel), 1904-1986
Rockefeller, Nelson A. (Nelson Aldrich), 1908-1979
Four people stand closely together on a stage, smiling. New York State Senator Jacob K. Javits on the left has an arm raised in greeting. New York State Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller stands smiling in the center while future First Lady Pat Nixon, wearing a light-colored dress with a corsage, smiles and faces future U.S. President Richard M. Nixon on the far right, who is leaning in while speaking. A large banner hangs behind them, partially visible with the words “THE ONE” at the top of the image. The venue is indoors at the the Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York on the occasion of future President Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Police attack protestors at Nixon rally, Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, 1968.
Police crackdowns--New York (State)--Buffalo
This page from the University at Buffalo's newspaper, The Spectrum, contains an article titled, "Police attack protestors at Nixon rally." Elsewhere on the page is another article, titled, "Nixon rally shows good organization." The bottom half of the page has several advertisements for a concert at Kleinhans Music Hall, Dipson's North Park theater, and feature film "The Odd Couple", starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau.
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy delivering his 1964 campaign speech at the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus as a part of his U.S. senatorial seat campaign for New York State.
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, dressed in a suit, stands at a wooden podium on an outdoor platform at the Squire Hall terrace, delivering his 1964 campaign speech at the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus as a part of his U.S. senatorial seat campaign in New York State. (Squire Hall was formerly Norton Union). Several microphones are positioned on the podium, and multiple individuals nearby are crouched or standing, photographing or adjusting equipment. A crowd of seated and standing people watches in the background, with a stone-faced building and a taller structure partially visible behind them.
U.S. Senator from New York Robert F. Kennedy and State University of New York at Buffalo President Martin Meyerson discuss the University and its future.
College presidents--New York (State)--Buffalo
A short article from the University at Buffalo's The Spectrum newspaper, titled, "Kennedy, Myerson Discuss University." Accompanying the article is a close-up photo identifying U.S. Senator from New York Robert F. Kennedy. In the photo, Kennedy wears a dark suit and a large smile. The left side of his face is brightly lit by the sun. A building stands behind him.
Future President Richard M. Nixon delivering his 1968 speech at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Future President Richard M. Nixon, wearing a suit and patterned tie, stands behind a wooden podium on a stage, speaking into multiple microphones in the midst of his 1968 speech at the Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York as a part of his bid for election to the U.S. Presidency in the 1969 presidential campaign. Both fists are raised at shoulder height in an emphatic gesture. The backdrop is a dark curtain, and a large banner above the stage includes partial visible text: “THE ONE!” and “DICK and…”
Comedian Frank Fontaine speaking at the podium at future President Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Nixon, Richard (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994
Comedian Frank Fontaine wearing a suit, bow tie, and a wide-brimmed hat stands behind a wooden podium on a stage, speaking into multiple microphones as a part of the rally supporting Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech at the Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election. Fontaine is smiling and raising a hand in a gesture. A name tag or campaign label is visible on the lapel. A curtain serves as the backdrop, with part of a large, upside-down banner overhead that includes the words “THE ONE!” partially visible. A portion of a face is faintly visible in the top right corner of the banner. A silhouette of an audience member is seen in the foreground.
Buffalo Bills Quarterback Jack Kemp speaking at the podium at future President Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Quarterbacks (Football)--New York (State)--Buffalo
Buffalo Bills Quarterback Jack Kemp, wearing a suit and tie, stands behind a wooden podium, speaking into multiple microphones at future President Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech at the Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.. A round campaign button is pinned to Kemp's jacket. The backdrop includes a dark curtain and the bottom portion of a large banner hanging above, showing partial reversed text that reads “THE ONE!”.
View of the audience at future President Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech in downtown Buffalo, New York during his campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1979
Forums (Discussion and debate)--New York (State)--Buffalo
A group of audience members, many of them young, are dressed in matching patterned outfits and hats displaying pro-Nixon slogans such as “Nixon’s The One” and “Nixon-Agnew" at Richard M. Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign speech at the Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York. Some hold signs, including a large one in the background that reads “WE NEED NIXON.” The group is participating in a political rally or campaign event, with a festive and organized atmosphere in support of future President Richard M. Nixon's campaign for the 1969 U.S. presidential election.
Buffalo Applies for Grant, Wants to be 'Model City'.
Grants-in-aid--New York (State)--Buffalo
This page from the University at Buffalo's The Spectrum newspaper, dated Friday, January 27, 1967 includes two articles. One, titled, "Buffalo Applies for Grant Wants to be 'Model City'", and another, titled, "SUNYAB to Offer New Course: 'Beginning English for Foreigners'". Further down the page are advertisements for the Rue Franklin West Coffee House & Gallery, Garber's Travel Agency booking trips to Europe, Carefree brand tampons, and NoDoz brand caffeine pills.
Unidentified audience member speaks out at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference in Buffalo, New York.
An unidentified audience member, dressed in a suit and tie, stands and appears to be speaking in a crowded auditorium at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference in the Common Council Chamber, Buffalo City Hall, Buffalo, New York. Others around them are seated and observing, some with attentive expressions. The setting features tiered wooden seating and a patterned wall in the background. A few people in the background are standing, and one is lighting a cigarette.
Future U.S. President and, then, presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon at his 1968 campaign speech in downtown Buffalo, New York.
Future U.S. President, and then presidential candidate, Richard M. Nixon stands behind a wooden podium, speaking emphatically into two microphones with both arms raised during his 1968 campaign speech at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Buffalo, New York. He is dressed in a dark suit and tie and, behind him, is a large banner with partially visible text that includes “WELCOME” and “DICK and...” Dark curtains serve as the backdrop.
University at Buffalo President Martin M. Meyerson welcoming U.S. Senator for New York State Robert F. Kennedy to his office in 1967 during Kennedy's U.S. presidential campaign.
U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy and State University of New York at Buffalo President Martin Meyerson, both wearing dark suits, are standing and conversing in the UB President's Office in Hayes Hall on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus. President Meyerson is smiling with one hand near his jacket. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, on the right, is smiling and facing President Meyerson, with one hand resting on a chair. Behind them is a wooden bookcase with books and a potted plant on top. A desk with papers, a carafe, and glasses is partially visible on the left side.
U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy speaking at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference.
Buffalo Model City Conference(1967 : Buffalo, N.Y.)
U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, dressed in a dark suit, striped tie, and white shirt, is seated behind a microphone, appearing to be mid-speech or mid-discussion at the Buffalo Model City Conference in the Common Council Chamber at the City Hall, Buffalo, New York. The background includes a wood-paneled surface and a rotary phone. The framing is close-up, showing Kennedy from the chest up.
View of the audience in support of a campaign rally at former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy's 1964 speech at the State University of New York at Buffalo in support of his U.S. Senate campaign to represent New York State.
View of a large outdoor crowd gathering at a campaign rally for former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy in support of his 1964 bid for the U.S. Senate seat for New York State. In the foreground, people wearing coordinated outfit s and hats labeled "USA" cheer and wave pom-poms. Many individuals in the crowd hold signs featuring a portrait and the text "LET'S PUT BOB KENNEDY TO WORK FOR NEW YORK." Several people in suits are visible at a table in front of the crowd. The event appears organized and energetic and takes place on a paved area called the Squire Hall terrace on the South Campus of the State University of New York at Buffalo. (Squire Hall was formerly known as the Norton Union).
Keating, Kenneth B. (Kenneth Barnard), 1900-1975
The front page of the University at Buffalo's Spectrum newspaper, dated Friday, October 2, 1964. The headline reads, "Keating-Kennedy Speak on Campus. Other headlines read, "Homecoming Date Set Starts Friday, October 16", and, "Theobald Explains Cybernetics Theory." Kenneth B. Keating was an American politician, diplomat and judge who served as a United States Senator representing New York State from 1959 until 1965.
Buffalo, New York Mayor Frank A. Sedita introducing U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference.
Buffalo, New York Mayor Frank A. Sedita, wearing a suit and tie, stands behind a podium equipped with three microphones in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall, Buffalo, New York immediately prior to introducing the next speaker U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference. A glass and a stack of papers are on the podium. Mayor Sedita is looking down while speaking. Behind him is a large wall-mounted striped flag. Cables run from the microphones to below the podium.
U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy speaking at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference in Buffalo, New York.
U.S. Senator from New York Robert F. Kennedy speaking from behind a podium equipped with three microphones and a glass of water at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference held in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall in Buffalo, New York. He is dressed in a dark suit, white shirt, and striped tie with a tie clip. Behind him is a wall with an American flag hanging across the top. Kennedy is looking slightly downward, with both hands resting on the podium.
U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy speaking at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference.
U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy stands at a podium, delivering an address to an audience at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference held in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall in Buffalo, New York. He is dressed in a dark suit, light shirt, and striped tie with a tie clip. Several microphones are positioned on the podium, and a glass of water is placed to the side. The backdrop includes an American flag and a tiled wall. Kennedy is turned slightly to the left.
U.S. Senator from New York Robert F. Kennedy speaking at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference.
U.S. Senator from New York Robert F. Kennedy stands at a podium equipped with several microphones at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference held in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall in Buffalo, New York. He is wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and striped tie with a tie clip. A glass of water is placed on the podium to the left. Behind Senator Kennedy, a large American flag is partially visible against a stone wall. The lighting casts shadows on the background.
U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy speaking at a podium at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference.
U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy stands at a podium, speaking into a microphone at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference, held in the Common Council Chamber at the City Hall, Buffalo, New York. Kennedy is wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and a striped tie with a tie clip and pocket square. Hands are clasped together in front of the podium. Behind the speaker, a large American flag hangs on the wall. The setting appears dimly lit, with shadows on the wall and across the speaker's face.
Buffalo, New York Mayor Frank A. Sedita and U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference.
A group of individuals, in formal attire, stands in a dimly lit interior space in attendance at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference within the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall, Buffalo, New York. U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy is seen near the center, wearing a dark suit and striped tie, smiling slightly while looking toward a large television camera positioned at the right edge of the frame. Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita stands in front and slightly to the left, looking forward with a serious expression. The background is crowded, with additional people in suits visible among the shadows. A hand holding a stack of papers is visible on the left side.
A large room with an American flag hanging on the wall serves as the backdrop for the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall in Buffalo, New York. U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy is seated at a desk in the foreground wearing a dark suit and striped tie, looking to the side and holding a pen. Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita stands behind a raised desk in the background, also wearing a dark suit and glasses, and appears to be reading or speaking into a microphone. Multiple microphones are arranged on both desks. The room includes wooden paneling and leather chairs.
U. S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference.
A close-up view of U.S Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy, wearing a dark suit, white dress shirt, and diagonally striped tie, during his visit to the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference held in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall, Buffalo, New York. He is standing behind a microphone and is looking downward, with his face partially in shadow. A pocket square is visible in his jacket's breast pocket, and a tie clip is fastened to the tie. The background is softly focused and neutral.
U.S. Senator from New York State Robert F. Kennedy, dressed in a dark suit and striped tie, speaking at a small podium in a dimly lit indoor space at the 1967 Buffalo Model City Conference in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall in Buffalo, New York. Multiple microphones are positioned in front of him, and his head is slightly bowed while appearing to read from notes. A large horizontally striped flag hangs behind him on the wall. Several individuals are partially visible in the foreground, including someone clapping and others seated and facing the speaker. Strong shadows are cast on the wall behind the speaker.
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy addressing a large outdoor crowd at the State University of New York at Buffalo during his 1964 campaign for the U.S. Senate representing New York State.
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy stands at a wooden podium on an elevated outdoor platform front of an ivy-covered building on the South Campus of the State University of New York at Buffalo, speaking to a densely packed crowd as a part of his campaign for the U.S. Senate representing New York State.. The setting is the Squire Hall terrace on the University at Buffalo South Campus. (Squire Hall was formerly known as the Norton Union). Several photographers and individuals are gathered nearby, some kneeling or aiming cameras at the speaker. A large crowd is visible in the background, separated by a metal railing. The scene takes place under clear daylight with no visible clouds in the sky.
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy addressing a large audience at the State University of New York at Buffalo during his 1964 campaign for the U.S. Senate representing New York State.
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy stands at a podium on a raised outdoor platform, speaking to a densely packed crowd of people on the South Campus of the State University of New York at Buffalo as a part of his campaign for the U.S. Senate representing New York State. The event takes place in front of a group of ivy-covered multi-story buildings with tall windows, some of which are open with people watching from inside. The locale is the Squire Hall terrace on the University at Buffalo South Campus (Squire Hall was formerly the Norton Union). Several individuals, including photographers and suited figures, are positioned around the speaker. The crowd stretches across the foreground and background, with many looking toward the platform.
U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson speaking at an outdoor podium in Niagara Square outside the City Hall, Buffalo , New York in 1966
U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stands at an outdoor podium decorated with the seal of the President of the United States, delivering a speech in front of City Hall in Niagara Square, downtown Buffalo, New York. The President is mid-gesture, raising one hand with a pointed finger. The podium is draped with patriotic bunting. Other individuals are partially visible around the speaker, including one seated in front and another standing behind the podium.
View of the audience gathered for U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson's 1966 speech gathered in and around Niagara Square in front of the City Hall, Buffalo, New York.
A large group of people stands in the street and on the steps of a building with tall columns which is the City Hall of Buffalo, New York. They are gathering to hear the speech of U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson during his visit to Buffalo, New York in 1966. The building’s facade is decorated with striped bunting and a banner that reads “BUFFALO WELCOMES PRESIDENT JOHNSON.” Flags are visible in the crowd, and some uniformed individuals and a band can be seen on the steps. A white vehicle is parked on the left, and people in mid-century attire walk or stand facing the building, suggesting a public event or rally.
U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson speaking at an outdoor podium in Niagara Square in front of City Hall, Buffalo, New York in 1966.
U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stands at a podium with the seal of the President of the United States, delivering a speech in front of the large, columned City Hall of Buffalo, New York. A banner above reads “BUFFALO WELCOMES PRESIDENT JOHNSON.” Several people are seated and standing behind a bunting-covered railing, including individuals in formal attire. The setting suggests a ceremonial or public welcoming event.
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, and U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson at an outdoor podium outside City Hall in Niagara Square, downtown Buffalo, New York in 1966.
A formal speaking event is taking place outdoors in Niagara Square, in front of the City Hall building in downtown Buffalo, New York. U. S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stands at a podium marked with the seal of the President of the United States, speaking into dual microphones. Two people stand nearby, First Lady Lady Bird Johnson holding flowers and New York State Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller smiling while looking toward the speaker. Several others are seated in the background, some wearing formal attire and sunglasses. A bunting-covered railing runs along the front of the platform.
Muhammad Ali delivering a speech at the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus in 1967.
African American professional boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali, dressed in a pinstripe suit, stands at a wooden podium, holding papers while speaking into multiple microphones. He is facing slightly to the right, appearing engaged in a formal address. A crowd is visible in the background, seated and attentive. Bright lighting from behind the speaker creates a halo effect, emphasizing the setting's seriousness and formality. The scene took place at a public event and lecture in the Fillmore Room at the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus.
Muhammad Ali immediately prior to delivering a speech at the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus in 1967.
Several people are positioned at the front of a room, some seated behind a table and others standing. The person at center, African American professional boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali, is seated and facing slightly to the right, wearing a dark suit. Another individual next to them is in a light-colored suit. A third person stands in the foreground, partially obscured, while a fourth individual is seated to the right, resting their hand on their face. A curtain hangs behind the group, and an audience is partially visible in the background to the left. The lecture took place in the Fillmore Room iat the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus.
African American professional boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali, dressed in a pinstriped suit, stands at a wooden podium equipped with multiple microphones, addressing a seated audience. He is illuminated by overhead lighting, with a visible microphone wire running from their clothing. The background shows a crowd of people, some with cameras, seated closely together in a dimly lit room. The lecture took place in the Fillmore Room at the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo South Campus.
View of the audience at Muhammad Ali's speech at the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus in 1967.
A densely packed audience fills a large room, with people seated in rows of chairs and others standing or moving around in the back at a lecture given by African American boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali. The attendees appear to be engaged and waiting for or reacting to the speaker. The room has high ceilings, tall windows with curtains, and a bright, diffused lighting setup. The lecture is taking place in the Fillmore Room at the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus.
African American professional boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali stands at a wooden podium equipped with microphones, facing forward and adjusting or holding one of the microphone stands. He is dressed in a suit and tie, and his face is in profile. Strong backlighting creates a silhouette effect, casting shadows and emphasizing the contours of the speaker. Several people are visible seated in the background, with the setting resembling a public lecture hall or a large classroom which is the Fillmore Room in the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus.
Professional African American boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali, dressed in a dark suit, stands at a wooden podium equipped with several microphones, delivering a speech to an audience not fully visible in the image. The speaker is viewed in profile, facing left, and appears mid-sentence. Bright lighting behind the individual casts a strong glow, creating a dramatic silhouette effect. Audience members can be seen seated in the background, dimly lit by the backlight. The scene presents a formal, significant public address given by Ali in a large indoor venue that took place at the Fillmore Room in the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus.
View of the capacity audience at professional boxer Muhammad Ali's speech at the Fillmore Room in the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus in 1967.
A large number of college students are gathered in a spacious, well-lit auditorium to listen to the speech of African American professional boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali. Most are seated in rows of chairs while others stand along the sides and back. The students are engaged and appear to be waiting or reacting to the speaker at the front. The room features a high ceiling with chandeliers and large windows at the back wall that allow natural light to filter in. The atmosphere suggests anticipation and high interest during a major campus presentation and public address by African American boxer Muhammad Ali (formerly known as Cassius Clay).
View of the capacity audience at professional boxer Muhammad Ali's speech in the Fillmore Room in the Norton Union on the State University of New York at Buffalo, South Campus in 1967.
A densely packed group of college students fills an auditorium or large lecture hall, seated both on chairs and the floor, with more standing in the back and along the walls. Most are facing forward and appear engaged, some smiling or clapping. The crowd is diverse in terms of clothing and appearance, reflecting a mix of attentiveness and enthusiasm. Natural light enters the room through tall curtained windows in the background. The scene conveys the energy of a major campus lecture by famous boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali.
Professional boxer and former Olympic champion Muhammad Ali addresses a crowd from behind a wooden podium at the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1967.
Professional boxer and former Olympic athlete Muhammad Ali addresses a crowd from behind a wooden podium with multiple microphones at the Fillmore Room in the Norton Union on the University at Buffalo South Campus. He appears to be delivering a speech or lecture in a well-lit room with tall curtains covering the windows. The audience, composed mostly of young people and college students, sits closely packed on the floor and in chairs, attentively listening and visibly engaged. A few individuals in the crowd are smiling or clapping.
Sign advertising American consumer advocate Ralph Nader's speech at the Clark Gym on the South Campus of the State University of New York at Buffalo on Earth Day, April 22, 1970.
A large sign promoting a speech by American consumer advocate and lawyer Ralph Nader is attached to a tree on a grassy area near a sidewalk on the South Campus of the State University of New York at Buffalo. The sign indicates the event will occur on Earth Day April 22, 1970 at noon in the Clark Gym on UB's South Campus. In the background, several parked cars, including vintage models, are visible in a lot beside a prominent academic building with a tall clock tower. People are walking along a path on the right side of the frame on the South Campus of the State University of New York at Buffalo.
State University of New York at Buffalo. Clark Gym