NEW YORK - 1969 - Aerial view of traffic leading into Woodstock followed by footage of people walking past cars to enter the festival.
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CHICAGO - 1969 - Black workers gain access to better jobs and wages in Chicago, Illinois thanks to Reverend Jesse Jackson's Operation Bread Basket.
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CHICAGO - 1969 - Operation Bread Basket in Chicago, Illinois makes it easier for the black population to work at banks and receive better treatment making investments there.
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CHICAGO - 1969 - A parade is held in Chicago, Illinois in support of Jesse Jackson's Operation Bread Basket program.
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USA - 1969 - The personalities and stylings of Mayor Carl Stokes and Reverend Jesse Jackson are contrasted.
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SPRINGFIELD - 1969 - Reverend Jesse Jackson leads a march on the Illinois State Capitol where he gives a speech urging the state legislature not to make welfare cuts.
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CLEVELAND - 1969 - Mayor Carl Stokes meets with mostly black students to discuss issues youth are facing.
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CLEVELAND - 1969 - Mayor Carl Stokes swears in Benjamin O. Davis Jr. as the head of fire and police departments for Cleveland, Ohio, and predominantly black new recruits for the police department are sworn in.
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CLEVELAND - 1969 - Mayor Carl Stokes gives a speech about the construction of a new hospital and attends a Christmas party with children.
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CLEVELAND - 1969 - Mayor Carl Stokes of Cleveland, Ohio leads a city council meeting and is visited by President Nixon to discuss urban crisis issues.
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CLEVELAND - 1969 - Carl Stokes overcomes the odds to be elected mayor of Cleveland, Ohio twice in a row.
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USA - 1969 - Ernest Green runs an organization that mentors young black men trying to join unions and the skilled workforce.
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USA - 1969 - Ernest Green meets with union officials to work on programs that will help black applicants succeed in the workforce.
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USA - 1969 - Young black men work at construction sites as a marker of civil rights progress (narrated by Ernest Green).
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USA - 1969 - Ernest Green explains the issues that keep young black men from the skilled workforce.
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USA - 1969 - Ernest Green rises from being a member of the Little Rock Nine to becoming an educator and facilitator for black youth to find work in construction.
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USA - 1969 - A montage of black Americans harvesting cotton in the South by hand and machine, followed by service in the segregated armed forces of both World Wars.
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USA - 1969 - Progress in the civil rights movement leads to more job and economic opportunities for black Americans.
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USA - 1969 - Black Americans and their allies stage different kinds of nonviolent protests against racial discrimination in public spaces.
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1969 - In this press conference, three men sit behind a desk and one of them explains the technology used to estimate altitude of their descent to land on the moon.
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1969 - In this press conference, three men sits behind a desk and one of them talks to the audience about all the steps required for a proper descent and landing on the moon.
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1969 - In this press conference, a man shifts in his chair and laughs as he wonders if a question was directed at him. He responds to the question and praises the organization for doing what it set out to do.
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1969 - In this press conference, a man in a light blue suit talks about the success of the mission to go to the moon.
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1969 - People use microphones and typewriters in a NASA press center to cover the Apollo 11 flight.
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1969 - Reporters in a NASA press room type and look at model astronaut and lunar module.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the transfer lock, bathroom sink and an oxygen mask for the astronauts.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the main power panel.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the communications panel, microphone, and kitchen.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the beds and transfer lock.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the seats.
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1969 - A generator is hooked up to a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility.
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1969 - A geologist studies lunar rock samples in a NASA vacuum chamber.
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1969 - A NASA scientist uses small tools to adjust equipment in a vacuum chamber.
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1969 - A NASA scientist operates levers on a geological machine in a vacuum lab.
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1969 - A small instrument is used to break a lunar rock in two at a NASA vacuum lab.
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1969 - A split lunar rock is placed in a special containment chamber in a NASA vacuum lab.
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1969 - Small aircrafts are parked at the Purdue University Airport.
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1969 - Exteriors of Purdue's Elliott Hall of Music.
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1969 - Exteriors of buildings on the campus of Purdue University include landscaping and a satellite.
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1969 - A stream flows through a forest in Neil Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio.
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1969 - Coeds talk outside the University Hall of Purdue.
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1969 - A student looks out his dormitory window on the campus of Purdue University.
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1969 - Roadside signs designate Wapakoneta, Ohio as Neil Armstrong's home and a village of the Shawnee Nation.
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1969 - A truck drives past the Armstrong home in Neil Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio.
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1969 - Exteriors of suburban homes and blossoming trees in Neil Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio.
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1969 - Sheep are corralled outside a farmhouse in Neil Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio.
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1969 - Farmland in Neil Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio.
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1969 - Exteriors of Neil Armstrong's childhood home and yard in Wapakoneta, Ohio.