How the Ku Klux Klan left a lasting impact in St. Lawrence County

The Klan's presence rose in the North Country in the early 1920s. Over the next decade, they drove out Black people, Catholics, Jews, and immigrants.

Related Keywords

Town Of Dekalb ,New York ,United States ,Village Of Canton ,Brasie Corners ,Ogdensburg ,Niagara Falls ,Oswegatchie ,De Peyster ,Russia ,Dekalb ,American ,Russian ,Ku Klux Klan ,William Ingram ,Bryan Thompson ,Library Of Congress ,Ewing Library Of Congress ,Division Photo ,Alcoa ,Catherine Wheeler ,Lawrence Valley Reporter ,North Country ,Lawrence County ,Potsdam Norwood Road ,Photographs Division ,African American ,Eastern European ,Lawrence Psychiatric ,Northern New ,Great Migration ,World War ,St Lawrence County ,Race ,Religion ,