Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson and his wife greeting Evelyn Dubrow, head of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, at a function in Washington, D.C.
Congressmen Bill Burlison, W. R. Hull, Leonor Sullivan, and Richard Bolling, all from House Subcommittee on Urban Affairs and Regional Planning (92nd Congress), at a maritime safety awards ceremony in...
An unidentified crowd of white and African American men and women walking around the lobby of the Federal Information Center at 601 E. 12th Street after a dedication ceremony in Kansas City, Missouri.
Two unidentified white male cameramen are recording Bolling as he walks down the hall of the Rayburn Building with another unidentified white man for a film "Role of a Congressman" in Washington, D.C...
Richard Bolling shaking hands with an unidentified African American woman at a Georgetown University Hospital staff reception in Bolling's office in Washington, D.C. Bolling is sitting and holding a...
Housing and Health Specialists from Kansas City visiting Richard Bolling in his office in Washington, D.C. Standing left to right are Josephine Carroll (Kansas City Health Department), Dorothy Toliver...
Lyndon Johnson speaking for a national broadcast after signing the Civil Rights Act (HR 7152) in the White House, Washington, D.C. A large crowd is sitting and watching the president speak. Included...
Lyndon Johnson standing on a runway with Jim Bolling at an airport. An unidentified white man in a uniform stands in back. Johnson and Bolling are both smiling.
Unidentified people inside the Federal Information Center at 601 E. 12th Street during the opening dedication in Kansas City, Missouri.
A crowd inside the Federal Information Center at 601 E. 12th Street during an open house for the opening dedication in Kansas City, Missouri.
Unidentified people (white men and women) inside the Federal Information Center at 601 E. 12th Street during the opening dedication in Kansas City, Missouri.
Richard Bolling standing in the center of a group of unidentified white male officers in an office in Washington, D.C. An unidentified officer is handing an unidentified white man a military citation...
Robert Kennedy and Richard Bolling walking through a crowd of unidentified white men and women with police escorts in downtown Kansas City during Kennedy's visit to Kansas City, Missouri. Kennedy is...
Richard Bolling and Ted Bland standing with unidentified African American male postal workers sorting mail at a Post Office in Kansas City, Missouri.
Richard Bolling standing on the far left with five unidentified white men at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Commerce Tower Postal Station in Kansas City, Missouri. All six men are holding scissors...
A silhouette of Richard Bolling looking out his office window at the Washington Monument; Washington, D.C.
Richard Bolling looking at and touching a mural of a winter scene done by Kansas City school children and framed and hung on his office wall.
Richard Bolling meeting with Union representatives; Andy Anderson, Fred Spencer (IAM Lodge 1650), E.J. Beaver (IAM Lodge 1650), and Archie Buttram (left to right) in Bolling's office in Washington, D...
Richard Bolling speaking during a portrait presentation ceremony for Leonor Sullivan in Washington, D.C. Bolling is standing in the center and talking, surrounded by Carl Albert, Leonor Sullivan, and...
Richard Bolling speaking with Diebold Corporation representatives (all white men) at a meeting in New York City.
Richard Bolling speaking with two unidentified African American women voters during an election campaign in Kansas City, Missouri. Bolling is looking to the side and both women are looking forward.
Richard Bolling standing with Walter Cronkite and Thomas H. Eliot after a graduation ceremony where Bolling and Cronkite received Honorary Degrees at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri...
Richard Bolling walking to the subway from Bolling's House office to the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Bolling is walking toward several unidentified people.
Richard Bolling with Congressional intern Carolyn Conn in Washington, D.C. Bolling is standing on the left, looking up at Conn.
Richard Bolling talking with a group of Congressional interns in his office in Washington, D.C. The three interns are identified as Etta Williamson, Marilyn Shapleigh, and Connie Bohan.
