The March (1963, restored)

This restored 1963 film documents the March on Washington, the historic civil rights demonstration where hundreds of thousands gathered for jobs and freedom. It captures the crowds, the organisers, and the atmosphere of a day that culminated in Martin Luther King Jr.'s address to the nation. Made at the time by the United States Information Agency, it offers a vivid contemporary record of a defining moment. For students of civil rights history, it is invaluable primary footage. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

Courtesy of US National Archives on YouTube. Watch on YouTube ↗

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