Teacher's Guide Cover (1 page, 111KB)

Teacher's Guide Cover (Spanish) (1 page, 109KB)

Folio Index (1 page, 272KB)

Introduction (3 pages, 259KB)

Introduction (Spanish) (3 pages, 256KB)

Methods for Teaching With Photographs
English, (4 pages, 520KB)

Methods for Teaching With Photographs
Spanish/En Español, (4 pages, 520KB)

Class Project Guide for Four Courses (9 pages, 476KB)

Teacher Responses (1 page, 16KB)

Release Form/Permission Slip (1 page, 20KB)

Teaching Resources (5 pages, 40KB)

Appalachia series folio (24 pages, 27 photographs, 2.2 MB)

Chile series folio (24 pages, 24 photographs, 2.1 MB)

Family of Miners series folio (24 pages, 29 photographs 1.7MB)

Lower West Side Singles series folio (24 pages, 24 photographs 1.9 MB)

Lower West Side Triptychs and Quartets series folio (19 pages, 19 photographs 1.2MB)

Native American series folio (24 pages, 24 photographs, 2.2MB)

Storefront Churches series folio (24 pages, 26 photographs 2.1MB)

Working People series folio (18 pages, 31 photographs 1.1MB)

Yemeni series folio (23 pages, 24 photographs 2.1MB)

Traveling Exhibit, Syracuse Cultural Workers folio (36 pages, 50 photographs 2.5MB)

Women at Work folio (24 pages, 31 photographs 2.2MB)

The Young, The Elderly folio (23 pages, 25 photographs 1.9MB)

Portraits folio (24 pages, 24 photographs 1.6 MB)

Families folio (23 pages, 23 photographs, 2 MB)

Lower West Side • Native American • Storefront Churches • Yemeni

Lower West Side

Hope For Queen City: Immigration and Neighborhood Development in the West Side of Buffalo This 2009 thesis has a focus on the history of Buffalo's Lower West Side and makes use of a few of Milton's photographs. © 2009 Maggie Best, Fordham University, Urban Studies Thesis
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Lower West Side history was written by JoAnn Wypijewski, published in the book Triptychs, Buffalo's Lower West Side Revisited, 1994.
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Native American

Unseen Tears: The Impact of Native American Boarding School Experiences in Western New York, DVD, Run Time 29:40

DVD's are available through Native American Community Services 1005 Grant Street Buffalo, NY 14207 (716) 874-4460 or visit: www.nacswny.org

Native American families in Western New York continue to feel the impact of the Thomas Indian School and the Mohawk Institute. Survivors speak of traumatic separation from their families, abuse, and a systematic assault on their language and culture. Western New York Native American communities are presently attempting to heal the wounds and break the cycle inter-generational trauma resulting from the boarding school experience. Unseen Tears documents testimonies of boarding school survivors, their families, and social service providers. See the film online »

The New York State Archives: A good resource for material on the Seneca Nation with a number of Thomas Indian School Records available for further reading as well as Thomas Indian School Photos online.

Storefront Churches

Urban Holiness Service: Elder Charles D. Beck, issued by Folkways Records, 1959, FR 8901. Milton Rogovin was asked by the music historian William Tallmadge to take the photographs for the cover and liner notes for the new 78. Those photographs launched Rogovin's Storefront Churches series. Folkways Records is now a part of the Smithsonian Institution. DVDs can be ordered thru the Smithsonian at: http://www.folkways.si.edu/customer_service/ordering_info.aspx

Articles of Faith, Color photographs of Holiness Churches in Chicago by photographer Dave Jordano. Also see the book by the same name, published by Center for American Places, Columbia College Chicago.

Storefront Churches series had its first article in published in 1962 in Aperture magazine with an introduction by the eminent sciologist W.E.B. DuBois. This is a 1 page reproduction of the article, see below for complete Aperture layout with article and photographs.
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Storefront Churches (orginal article with photographs) The original Storefront Churches article in its entirety, Aperture magazine, 1962, with introduction by W.E.B. Dubois. Includes 40 photos in original layout.
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Yemeni

Yemeni series curriculum developed by the Arab American National Museum, during Milton's exhibition of his Yemeni photographs.
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Click here to download the Docent Tip-sheet for the Yemeni folio (4 pages, 200kb) »