Iconic Photographs Of The 1950s: Korean War March, 1950
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This LIFE magazine picture is one of the earliest images of the Korean War. In it, American Marines march down a canyon road they dubbed "Nightmare Alley" during a retreat from the Chosin Reservoir.
Segregated Water Fountains, 1950
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This image of segregated water fountains in North Carolina was taken by Elliott Erwitt. With just one click, the photograph captured the deep-seated racism prevalent in American society in the 50s and became one of the most iconic photographs of the 1950s.
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