See the Eyes Photo spreadsheet for more details on the provenance and copyright information for the photos and for the original Blackside barcodes. 

Some photos without item numbers and barcodes include the following: 

Photos of Joseph DeLaine and his family after his house was bombed; a woman on the steps of the Supreme Court with a young girl, holding a newspaper with a headline about the Brown v. Board of Education decision; photo of Linda Brown; photo of police assaulting marchers on Bloody Sunday; Martin Luther King, Jr. with Sheyanne Webb and Rachel Nelson West during the Selma protests; a demonstrator at the Democratic National Convention; Z. Alexander Looby weeping after a speech by Martin Luther King, Jr.; portrait of Jo Ann Robinson; portrait of Thurgood Marshall; photos of rural schoolhouses; photo by James H. Karales of the march from Selma to Montgomery; photo of Daisy Bates seeing off the Little Rock Nine; photo of Mamie Till Bradley collapsing near the coffin of her son, Emmett Till; photo of Mose Wright, Emmett Till's great uncle and Mamie Till; photo of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King holding her child in hospital; photo of Daisy Bates with Dr. Garland P. Freeman and Isaac Mullen conducting a press conference; portraits of Rosa Parks including a head and shoulder studio portrait of Rosa Parks and a photo of her at Highlander Folk School; photo of John F. Kennedy during his campaign for president; reprint of headline about Emmett Till's death; photo of the aftermath of a lynching; photo of the front cover of the comic book, "Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story"; photo of a manuscript letter from Henry Johnson of Argenta, Ark., dated 1899 asking for help and describing a mob attack on "20 colored men"; photo of a flyer for a Klan rally, dated 1890; photo of segregation signs; photo of Diane Nash with others at a lunch counter sit-in; photo of a Freedom School with two young African American girls looking out the window; photo of the original Freedom Riders from 1947; photo of a street in New York with a banner which reads, "A Man Was Lynched Yesterday"; photos of voter registration efforts in Mississippi including a photo of Robert Moses and other SNCC members talking to black residents in Ruleville, Miss., ca. 1963 and a photo of Charles Sherrod and Randy Battle visiting an African American couple in Georgia, 1962 (photographer: Randy Lyon/Magnum Photos); promotional photos for "Eyes on the Prize" which feature stock photos; photos that were reprinted in Blackside's publications with printing instructions and notes. Photo of people and their possessions by a roadside; protesters marching in the street; photos of March on Washington by the Washington Memorial, 1963. (These photos in a folder labeled "Montgomery Bus Boycott")