Ross, Dwight, Jr.United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798Atlanta Journal-Constitution1990-07-03Inscribed on negative envelope: "Homeless move out of Imperial Hotel to 234 Memorial Dr. Homeless residence, 85 people. Captain W.F. Derrick moustache, Officer J.E. Harrison glasses, Lieutenant H.L. Johnson. Reverend Tony Negron, Vineland, NJ and Prophet Edward L. Standford Jr. Lieutenant C.R. Ables, black man. Ms. Sandra Enos receiving intercessory prayer. On roof with megaphone, Ed Loring. Hug - Denson Phillips, Ms. Marcella Maguire. Volunteer Dick Rustay open door, Holy Innocents support." Accompanying notes: "Homeless and others who had been living at the Imperial Hotel for the last two weeks voluntarily boarded busses Tuesday morning as a threat of arrest forced them out of their temporary shelter.image/jp2http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic ArchiveHomelessnessPovertyHomeless persons--HousingHomeless persons--Civil rightsDemonstrationAbandoned buildingsUrban homesteadingImperial Hotel (Atlanta, Ga.)Activist, Ed Loring, speaking into a megaphone from the ledge of the Imperial Hotel, during a housing demonstration for the homeless, Atlanta, Georgia, July 3, 1990.StillImage