Historical Photograph: 1931 Women's KKK Convention, Roanoke, VA - Diverse Klaverns Represented
This vintage photograph documents a significant gathering of the Women of the Ku Klux Klan at their 1931 convention in Roanoke, Virginia. The image captures a multitude of Klaverns from across the state, showcasing the widespread reach of the organization at the time.
Notable Klaverns in Attendance:
Represented in this powerful image are women from various Virginia Klaverns, including:
York
Alexandria (#47)
Lynchburg (#s 4 and 11)
Fairfax County (#2)
Portsmouth (#5)
Hopewell (#14)
Ballston (#6)
Richmond
Women of the KKK Roanoke (#6)
This photograph offers a disturbing yet essential glimpse into a dark period of American history, highlighting the organized presence of women within the KKK and its influence across Virginia during the early 20th century.
Important Note:
This photograph is being sold as a historical artifact for research and educational purposes only. It is crucial to condemn the hateful ideology and actions of the KKK. The sale of this item in no way endorses or glorifies their beliefs.