A sign posted in a parking lot on East Market Street in Greensboro, November 11. Greensboro News & Record
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Signe Waller leads a funeral march to Maplewood Cemetery. Greensboro News & Record
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Communists participate in the funeral march to Maplewood Cemetery. Greensboro News & Record
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Photo taken during a march to Maplewood Cemetery. Greensboro News & Journal
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Conrad Powell comforts his wife Frankie Powell after the Klan-Communist shooting. Greensboro News & Record
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Jo Long of Colfax, home on leave from the U.S. Navy, has a one man demonstration against the Communist Workers Party on August 4, 1980. Greensboro News & Record
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Dean Masson of Guilford College stands in front of the old federal building during demonstrations after the KKK trial verdict was announced, November 18, 1980. Greensboro News & Records
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People march in downtown Greensboro to protest the April 15 verdict in the federal Klan-Communist Trial May 4, 1984. Greensboro News & Record
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People march in Greensboro to protest the April 15 verdict in the federal Clan-Communist trial on May 4, 1984. Greensboro News & Record
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Photo of the Communist Workers Party memorial taken October 22, 1981 at the Maplewood Cemetery. Greensboro News & Record
