The Long Trip of 1948, Album, page 41

Caption reads: "Which people?". Student Alan Ohta examines a sign above a water fountain

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 22

Caption reads: "Southern hospitality - Mr. Emmitt Robinson's home in Bakewell

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 14

Caption reads: "Are there any farmers in your group? - Mr. Warwick, test demonstration farmer". Warwick speaks with Bank Street students and faculty in Knoxville, Tenn

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 5

Caption reads: "Whom did we lose in the market? Mrs. Sonneborn, Mrs. Hogan, and students

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 35

Photo of sign and mudflat in Cherokee National Forest, Tennessee

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 15

Caption reads: "Mr. Warwick builds his dream house - House built from his own lumber

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 25

Caption reads: "How are we going to find God unless we find each other? - Reverend DeJarnett

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 26

Caption reads: "We gotta feel each other's cares - Mrs. Carmichael, Teacher, parents and children of Bakewell, Tenn.

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 11

Caption reads: "For purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain - Children who sold us flowers on Clinch Mt." Bank Street students visit with a local family on Clinch Mountain

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 34

Caption reads: "The flume on tilted strata". The Ocoee Dam