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Wyoming, USA, Peacekeeper Missile Museum. The former Quebec 01 launch control site for Peacekeeper nuclear missiles. The site is now a museum operated by Woming State Parks. Two "Misileers" in an unde... © Jim West 07-11-2019

Wyoming, USA, Peacekeeper Missile Museum. The above ground crew quarters at the former Quebec 01 launch control site for Peacekeeper nuclear missiles. The site is now a museum operated by Woming State... © Jim West 07-11-2019

Fons Americanus fountain by Kara Walker, Turbine Hall, Tate Modern. Installation by black American artist Kara Walker is loosely based on the Victoria monument outside Buckinham Palace. It is a powefu... © Martin Mayer 03-10-2019

Prospect members one day pay strike, Science Museum Group, London. Pay levels are well below those in other London museums and in some cases do not even reach the London Living Wage © Martin Mayer 30-08-2019

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. The text of Dr. King's 1963 Letter from Birmingham Jail is displayed in... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A burned out Greyhound bus tells the story of the Freedom Riders who we... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968 during the sanitation workers strike. A vintage city garbage truck and f... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A vintage city bus with a sculpture of Rosa Parks tells the story of t... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A vintage city bus with figures of African-American women walking to wo... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A display on the history of slavery shows a slave and her baby being so... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A display about the 1955-56 Montgomery bus boycott shows photographs of... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A display of the 1963 March on Washington © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A lunch counter tells the story of the student sit-ins at segregated l... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. A wreath outside Room 306 marks the spot where King was shot. © Jim West 25-04-2018

Memphis, Tennessee USA The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. The view of Room 306 where King died from the boarding house across th... © Jim West 25-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. History of the American Civil Rights Movement in the state of Mississippi between 1945 and 1970 © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. A Ku Klux Klan robe and burned cross. History of the American Civil Rights Movement in the state of Mississippi between 1945 and 1970 © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. A calling card from the Ku Klux Klan. History of the American Civil Rights Movement in the state of Mississippi between 1945 and 1970 © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. The rifle the Byron De La Beckwith used to kill NAACP leader Medgar Evers in 1963 on display. History of the American Civil Rights Movem... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. Identity photographs of Freedom Riders arrested in 1961 in Jackson for trying to racially integrate the interstate bus transport. The mu... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. The names of civil rights martyrs encircle the rotunda. Included are James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner, civil rights w... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. Memorabilia of the White Citizens Councils which were devoted to maintaining segretation and white supremacy; prominent political and ci... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. List of black people lynched by Ku Klux Klan. History of the American Civil Rights Movement in the state of Mississippi between 1945 and... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. A warning sign for visitors near the entrance warning of possible offensive images and language. History of the American Civil Rights Mo... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. A Ku Klux Klan robe worn by a Klansman involved in the 1959 lynching of Mack Charles Parker in Poplarville, Mississippi. History of the... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Museum of Mississippi History. A diorama showing French colonists making a "peaceful exchange" with Bayogoula Indians in 1699 © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Museum of Mississippi History. A display about the role of the cotton industry illustrating the power and inequality between white and black slave © Jim West 24-04-2018

Jackson, Mississippi, USA: The Museum of Mississippi History. A voting rights display showing an African American casting a ballot as a white poll worker watches. Most African Americans in Mississippi... © Jim West 24-04-2018

Montgomery, Alabama, USA: The old Greyhound bus station where Freedom Riders were badly beaten by a white mob in 1961 whilst trying to desegregate interstate bus transportation. The Greyhound station... © Jim West 20-04-2018

Montgomery, Alabama, USA: Freedom Riders Bernard Lafayette (left) and Rip Patton talking with visitors to the Freedom Rides Museum. The museum is housed in the old Greyhound bus station, where Freedom... © Jim West 20-04-2018

White Hall, Alabama USA: The Voting Rights Trail Interpretive Center, the story of the civil rights movement and the struggle for the right to vote by African Americans. The Center is run by the Natio... © Jim West 20-04-2018

Selma, Alabama, USA: The Brown Chapel AME Church where Martin Luther King Junior led the struggle for voting rights in 1965, the Selma to Montgomery march and passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act © Jim West 20-04-2018

White Hall, Alabama, USA: A cattle prod on display at the Voting Rights Trail Interpretive Center. Cattle prods were commonly used by Alabama Police against civil rights demonstrators in the 1960s. Th... © Jim West 20-04-2018

Church Creek, Maryland, USA Sculpture of Harriet Tubman, Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center, a joint project of the National Park Service and Maryland Park Service. Tubman escaped slav... © Jim West 09-06-2017

Church Creek, Maryland, USA Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center displaying an image of the new 20 bill which is to carry a likeness of Harriet Tubman © Jim West 09-06-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: 1800s slave pen at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad The building confined slaves until they could be sol... © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad - Jim West - 2010s,2017,ACE,African American,African American Heritage Trail,African Americans,America,BAME,BAMEs,bigotry,black,BME,bmes,bondage,building,buildings,centre,Cincinnati,civil rights,Culture,DISCRIMINA

Cincinnati, Ohio: National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: Freedom's Eternal Flame on a terrace outside the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: a section of the Berlin Wall outside the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio replica of an early Ku Klux Klan robe used soon after the Civil War. National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: Sculpture of slave shackles at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: Wagon owned by underground railroad conductor Levi Coffin, had a false bottom to hide escaping slaves. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slave... © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio Textile artworks Journeys I and II, by Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: Sculpture about the exploitation of migrant workers who pick tomatoes in Florida. National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground ra... © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: Sculpture about sex trafficking. National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad. Exhibition about present-day Invisible Sl... © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: Sculpture about the exploitation of migrant workers in the Amazon, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, a museum about slavery. This scullpture is part of an exhibition abou... © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: shackle on the floor of an early 1800s slave pen, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad The building confined sla... © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: List of slaves owned by Kentucky slave trader John W Anderson. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Cincinnati, Ohio textile artwork by Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center museum of the history of slavery and the underground railroad © Jim West 17-01-2017

Leadville, Colorado, USA The National Mining Hall of Fame Museum - Jim West - 2010s,2016,ACE,autumn,AUTUMNAL,capitalism,Colorado,Culture,extracting,fall,Heritage,historic,Industries,industry,Leadville,mine,miner,mineral extraction,miners,MINER'S,mines,mining,mining museum,museu

Leadville, Colorado A canary in a coal mine, The National Mining Hall of Fame Museum. If the canary died miners knew that poisonous gas was present © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado - The National Mining Hall of Fame Museum, display showing miners eating lunch down a coal mine - Jim West - 2010s,2016,ACE,canary,capitalism,carbide lamp,coal,coalfield,Colorado,Culture,display,displays,eating,exhibit,extracting,food,Heritage,historic,Industries,industry,Leadville,manikin,manikins,mannequin

Leadville, Colorado - The National Mining Hall of Fame Museum, display showing miners eating lunch down a coal mine © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado, The National Mining Hall of Fame Museum, display showing a worker with a hand operated drill down a coal mine - Jim West - 2010s,2016,ACE,capitalism,carbide lamp,coal,coalfield,Colorado,Culture,display,displays,drill,drilling,exhibit,extracting,Heritage,historic,Industries,industry,Leadville,manikin,manikins,mannequin,man

Leadville, Colorado, The National Mining Hall of Fame Museum, display showing a worker with a hand operated drill down a coal mine © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado, National Mining Hall of Fame Museum, a dial clock made by Dey Time Register Company, it was used at the Yak Tunnel in a gold mine © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado, USA The National Mining Hall of Fame Museum. Board showing employees names used to track who was in the mine. Tags would be removed from the board when an employee entered the min... © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado, USA Gilman, Battle Mountain an abandoned mining town. The Eagle Mine was shut down in 1984 by the Environmental Protection Agency because toxic waste was contaminating ground wate... © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado, USA The Leadville Mining District. Mining for gold, silver, lead, zinc, and copper began here in 1860 - Jim West - 2010s,2016,ACE,capitalism,closed,closing,closure,closures,Colorado,Culture,derelict,DERELICTION,extracting,gold,Heritage,historic,history,holiday,holidays,Industries,industry,journey,journeys,Leadvill

Leadville, Colorado, USA The Leadville Mining District. Mining for gold, silver, lead, zinc, and copper began here in 1860 © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado, USA The Leadville Mining District. Mining for gold, silver, lead, zinc, and copper began here in 1860. The Robert Emmet Mine was the site of a major battle between striking member... © Jim West 19-09-2016

Leadville, Colorado, USA The Leadville Mining District. Mining for gold, silver, lead, zinc, and copper began here in 1860 © Jim West 19-09-2016

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