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Organizers illustrated some of the era's cultural stereotypes during the 1957 Jubilee.
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For the 1960 Jubilee, participants follow instructions to paint a patriotic portrait.
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In this 1960 Jubilee video, unexpected four-wheeled prizes inspire mania.
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High wire artist Philippe Petit discusses his walk between the Twin Towers.
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An interview with architectural historian Carol Willis for New York: Center of the World.
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In the 19th century, the grain elevator was a revolutionary technology.
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To solve city's water supply & sewage disposal problems, the Chicago River was reversed.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Lynching was a danger African-American men faced in the South.
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The opening minutes of a 1960 film by a pro-segregation commission in Mississippi.
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Photos of Till were published in newspapers and magazines.
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In the 20th century, hundreds of thousands of African-Americans moved North.
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The sad story of Emmett Till spurred the Civil Rights movement.
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