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Transcription: H18382 Summer school at Short Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Baltimore, Maryland. H18383 Tupelo District Conference. Tupelo, Mississippi. H18384 Better type house of a Mississippi farmer. Miss. H18385 West Virginia coal field. Freeman, West Virginia.

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Transcription: H18386 West Virginia coal field. Freeman, West Virginia. H18387 John Brown's Fort Monument. Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

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Transcription: H18503 American Methodist Episcopal Church and School. Calhoun County, S.C. H18504 Friendship Baptist Church. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18505 Cameron Baptist Church and parsonage. Calhoun County, S.C. H18506 Cameron Methodist Episcopal Church South. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18507 Colored Baptist Church. Calhoun County, S.C. H18508 St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church South and parsonage. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18509 St. Mathew's Colored Baptist Church. Calhoun County, S.C. H18510 Lutheran Church of Cameron. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18511 Fairview Colored Baptist Church near Ft. Motte. Calhoun County, S.C. H18512 Ft. Motte Methodist Episcopal Church South. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18513 Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church and parsonage. Calhoun County, S.C. H18514 Ft. Motte Colored Baptist Church. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18515 Cameron Methodist Episcopal Church South. Calhoun County, S.C. H18516 Colored Public School. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18517 Home of well-to-do negro family. Calhoun County, S.C. H18518 Negro tenant house, Cameron. Calhoun County, S.C.

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Transcription: H18519 Public School House, Cameron. Calhoun County, S.C. H18674 Women's sewing class - a lesson in upholstering. Baptist Morgan Community House. Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Transcription: H18675 Boys' Gymnasium Class - Baptist Morgan Community House. Pittsburgh, Pa. H18676 Boys' Gymnasium Class - Baptist Morgan Community House. Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Transcription: H18677 Boys' Basket Ball Game. Morgan Baptist Community House. Pittsburgh, Pa. H18678 Football and Basketball Squads. Morgan Baptist Community House. Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Transcription: H18679 Colored Boys' Carpentry Class. Morgan Baptist Community House. Pittsburgh, Pa. H18680 Automobile Mechanics Class. Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Transcription: H18681 Colored girls sewing class. Morgan Baptist Community House. Pittsburg, Pa. H18682 Girls gymnasium class. Baptist Morgan Community House. Pittsburg, Pa.

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Transcription: H18899 Spelman Seminary Agriculture class. Atlanta, Ga. H18900 Spelman Seminary cooking and preserving class. Atlanta, Ga. H18901 Sewing class. Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H18929 Rev. C. C. Hawkins, Rev. W. Z. Watkins, Rev. Bolden. Baptist Convention. Gary, Ind. H19356 Memorial to Robert Gould Shaw, Boston Common. Boston, Mass.

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Transcription: H19825 Sunday School of the Mother's Zion A.Methodist Episcopal Church, 155 West 136th St. New York City.

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Transcription: H19887 Representatives of the Rosewald rural schools for negroes. Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee, Ala. H19888 Students of Tuskegee, Ala. Students of Tuskegee Institute. H19890 Students parading on campus. Tuskegee Institute for negroes, Tuskegee, Ala. H19889 Students at opening exercises. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19891 Students open air exercises. Tuskegee, Ala.

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Transcription: H19892 Girls class in physics, Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19893 Professor Carver in physics laboratory of Tuskegee, Ala. H19894 Professor Carver instructing Biology class. Tuskegee Institute - negroes, Tuskegee, Ala. H19895 Architectural Class. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19896 Architectural Class. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala.

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Transcription: H19897 Architectural drawing class. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19898 Class in wagon construction, Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19899 Class in wagon construction. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19900 Cabinet making shop at Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19901 Class in cabinet making, Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala.

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Transcription: H19902 Class in constructive carpentry. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19903 Class in constructive carpentry. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19904 Class in leather work. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19905 Class in shoe repairing, Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19906 Class in horse shoeing. Tuskegee, Ala.

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Transcription: H19907 Institute for negroes. Students working on experimental farming station. Tuskegee, Ala. H19908 Experimental farm station at Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19909 Farm exhibit showing poor housing conditions. Tuskegee Institute for Negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19910 Farm tractor, used at experimental farm station. Tuskegee Institute for negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H19911 Home of the first principal of Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Ala.

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Transcription: H19912 Children making a tribute to Lincoln. Penn Normal School for negroes. St. Helena Island, S.C. H19913 View of the H. P. Lorillard Tobacco Company. Richmond, Va. H19915 Agricultural Class. Penn Normal School for negroes. St. Helena, S.C. H19916 Auditorium, Penn Normal School for negroes. St. Helena Island. South Carolina. H19914 Agricultural Class. Penn Normal School for negroes. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H19917 Children's open air class. Penn Normal School for negroes. St. Helena Island, S.C. H19918 Students parading on campus. Penn Normal School for negroes. St. Helena Island. South Carolina. H19919 Negro farmer, plowing with a cow. Macon County, Ala. H19920 One of the Julius Rosenwald rural schools for negroes. Macon County, Ala. H19921 Old time negro cabin. Macon County, Ala.

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Transcription: H19922 Negro family group. St. Helena Island, South Carolina. H19923 Shack accupied by negro family. St. Helena Island, S.C. H19924 Ala. Tuskegee - Knapp agricultural truck used in farm extension service - Tuskegee Institute for Negroes. H19949 Chester, Pa. - Members of negro girls club playing games.

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Transcription: H19950 Chester Pa. - Negro girls learning printing trade, girls club. H19953 Chester, Pa. - Negro girls cooking class, Negro community center. H19954 Dining hall, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H19959 West Va. - Glen White Colored Baptist Church.

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Transcription: H20017 Girls weaving. Penn Normal School for Negroes. St. Helena Islands, South Carolina. H20018 Home of the president of Tuskegee Institute for Negroes. Tuskegee, Ala. H20019 Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee, Ala. H20130 Attending the tournament, Manhattan tennis club court. New York City. H20496 Largest colored Baptist Church in Florida.

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Transcription: H20658 Acipco employees playing games during lunch time at the plant. Birmingham, Ala. H20659 Colord baseball game on company athletic field. Birmingham, Ala. H20660 Pouring iron in the special foundry at Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala. H20661 First aid administered by department safety first corps in the Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala.

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Transcription: H20662 Pie eating contest at Acipco colored agricultural Fair. Birmingham, Ala. H20663 "Speedy," a reformed drunkard, Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala. H20664 The service department settling a dispute in a mule trade, Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala. H20665 Safety first banquet attended only by men who have passed safety examination, Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala.

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Transcription: H20666 A domestic science exhibit at Acipco colored agricultural fair. Birmingham, Ala. H20667 Unsanitary kitchen of a colored family in the neighborhood of the Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala. H20668 Model bedroom in a colored home owned and rented by the Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala. H20669 Houses under construction at West Acipco. Birmingham, Ala.

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Transcription: H20670 West Acipco schoolhouse donated to colored community by the Acipco plant. Birmingham, Ala. H20671 Asking the Acipco company's president regarding divorce. Birmingham, Ala. H21672 Negro boys assisting truck driver who has stalled his truck in the sand. Los Angeles, Cal. H21673 Negro shack unpainted and dilapidated. Los Angeles, Cal.

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Transcription: H21674 Negro restaurant with quaint name and sign. Los Angeles, Cal. H21678 Negro cabin, Wrightstown near Palmyra, N.J. settled in 1840 by southern negroes. H21679 Main St. in Wrightstown, N.J. negro settlement. H21680 House where four generations of colored people lived, charcoal burners. H21681 Oldest house in Wrightstown, N.J.

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Transcription: H21682 Cultivating berries. Old man in Wrightstown, sixty five years. (He saw John Brown hung in Richmond, Va.) H21727 Group of graduates in charge of school during August 1919. H21731 Calhoun students harvesting sugar cane crop. Ala. H21732 Children picking cotton.

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Transcription: H21728 Part of Calhoun colored school showing rear of buildings. Calhoun, Ala. H21729 Corner of students reading room, Calhoun colored school. Ala. H21730 Model log cabin class room at Calhoun, Ala.

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Transcription: H19825 Sunday School of the Mother's Zion A.Methodist Episcopal Church, 155 West 136th St. New York City.

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Transcription: H21826 Autos outside first African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21827 First African Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, Cal. H21828 Row of cars (looking south). First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21829 Type of car driven by negro Methodists. Los Angeles, Cal. H21830 Type of car driven by negro Methodists. Los Angeles, Cal.

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Transcription: H21831 Type of car driven by negro Methodists. Los Angeles, Cal.

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Transcription: H21939 Young colored people gathered outside first African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21940 Entrance of First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21941 Entrance of First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21942 First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Colored people gathered outside. Los Angeles, Cal. H21944 Colored people and autos outside first African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal.

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Transcription: H21945 Congregation dispersing from First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21946 Congregation dispersing from First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21947 Congregation dispersing from Frist African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21948 Congregation dispersing from First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, Cal. H21952 Home of colored people. Ronceverte, West Virginia.

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Transcription: H22133 N.Y. Brooklyn, John Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church (Old Bldg.) H22134 N.Y. Brooklyn, John Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church (Old Bldg.)

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Transcription: H22228 Annapolis, Md. Group of young people in the big club and game room, new community house of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. H22229 Annapolis, Md. Members of the executive committee, boy and girl scouts, standing in front of the new community house of the As(h)bury Methodist Episcopal Church. H22230 Annapolis, Md. Boys and girls playing valleyball in yard back of the new community house, As(h)bury Methodist Episcopal Church. H22340 Marshall, Texas. Administration and school building, Wiley College (extrior). H22341 Marshall, Texas. Dining hall, Wiley College (exterior). H22342 Atlantic, Ga. Administration building, chapel and gymnasium, Clark University. (New building, Centenary project).

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Transcription: H22395 Alexander City, Alabama. Central Alabama Conference held in Neven Church, Nov. 10th, 1920. The first. H22408 Brookhaven, Dist. Miss. Domestic science exhibit. H22409 Brookhaven, Miss. Dist. - Congregation standing in front of barn- like church building. H22410 Brookhaven, Miss. Dist. - Crops growing on redeemed abandoned land. H22411 Brookhaven, Miss. Dist. - Preacher cultivating backyard.

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Transcription: H22414 Crystal Springs, Miss. Better type negro church. H22421 Keynett, Miss. Brookhaven Dist. Model parsonage. H22478 Annapolis, Md. - Group of colored boys. H22479 Annapolis, Md. - Group of colored boys.

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Transcription: H22480 Annapolis, Md. - Groups of colored boys. H22481 Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Annapolis, Md. H22482 Annapolis, Md. - Main club room, colored community service, Methodist Episcopal Church colored. H22483 Post Office. Annapolis, Md. H22509 View of campus and buildings, Morristown Normal and Industrial School. Morristown, Tenn.

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Transcription: H22795 Chicago, Ill. - Hartzell Social and Industrial Center. H22796 Chicago, Ill. - Hartzell Social and Industrial Center. Interior automobile repair shop. H22797 Chicago, Ill. - Hartzell Social and Industrial Center. Men's tailoring school. H22844 Morristown, Tenn. - Morristown Normal and Industrial Institute. Students and front view of buildings.

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Transcription: H22845 Printing office, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H22846 Carpenter shop, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H22847 Sewing class, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H22871 Choir at St. Mark's Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, 53rd Street, Jan. 2, 1921.

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Transcription: H23077 African Methodist Episcopal Church located between Salem German Methodist Episcopal Church and Elmbank Methodist Episcopal Church. St. Louis, Mo. H23080 Church of God in Christ for negroes, opposite negro high school. St. Louis, Mo. H23081 The Poro building. 1,400 colored girls are employed in the Poro factory, manufacturers of a product that straightens kinky hair of negroes. St. Louis, Mo.

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Transcription: H23082 The Poro building. 1,400 colored girls are employed in the Poro factory, manufacturers of a product that straightens the kinky hair of negroes. St. Louis, Mo. H23083 The Poro building. 1,400 colored girls are employed in the Poro factory, manufacturers of a product that straightens the kinky hair of negroes. St. Louis, Mo. H23084 The Poro building. 1,400 colored girls are employed in the Poro factory, manufacturers of a product that straightens the kinky hair of negroes. St. Louis, Mo. H23152 Types at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio H23153 Types at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Transcription: H23154 Type at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23155 Type at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23156 Type at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23157 H23158 Type at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Transcription: H23159 Type at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23160 H23161 Type at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23162 Type at colored nursery adjoining Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23163 Proposed site of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Transcription: H23164 Proposed site of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23165 Proposed site of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23166 Child type in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23167 Colored types in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23168 Colored children in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Transcription: H23169 Colored children in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23170 Street scene near Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23171 Street scene near Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23172 Street scene near Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23173 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Transcription: H23174 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23175 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23176 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23177 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23178 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Transcription: H23179 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23180 Types of houses in neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23181 In neighborhood of Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, colored. Cincinnati, Ohio. H23211 Belmont Avenue Colored Church. Rev. C. E. Ball, Pastor. Youngstown, Ohio. H23212 Masonic funeral at Belmont Avenue Colored Church. Youngstown, Ohio.

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Transcription: H23213 Masonic funeral at Belmont Avenue Colored Church. Youngstown, Ohio. H23215 Street leading to Belmont Avenue Colored Church. Youngstown, Ohio. H23214 Street leading to Belmont Avenue Colored Church. Youngstown, Ohio. H23222 Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, colored, and adjoining property proposed for purchase. Rev. Tindley, Pastor. Philadelphia, Pa.

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Transcription: H23329 Jacksonville, Fla. Issac Miller, Principal, Cookman Institute. H23330 Jacksonville, Fla. Cookman campus, a dumping ground. H23331 Jacksonville, Fla. Cookman campus, a garden farm. H23358 Portrait - Robt. B. Hayes, Pres., Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo.

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Transcription: H23359 Typewriting class - Geo. R. Smith College. Sadalia, Mo. H23360 Cooking class - Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H23361 Girls basketball team, Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H23362 Baseball team, Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo.

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Transcription: H23223 Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, colored, and adjoining property proposed for purchase. Rev. Tindley, Pastor. Philadelphia, Pa. H23224 Property in rear of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church colored. Rev. Tindley, Pastor. Philadelphia, Pa.

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Transcription: H19825 Sunday School of the Mother's Zion A.Methodist Episcopal Church, 155 West 136th St. New York City.

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Transcription: H23363 Football team, Geo. R. Smith College. H23499 Haven Institute. Meridan, Mississippi. H23449 Football team of New Orleans University. Louisiana. H23500 Haven Institute building on new ground. Meridan, Mississippi.

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Transcription: H23501 Haven Institute Science Hall on new campus. Meridan, Mississippi. H23502 At Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23503 Main entrance to the new grounds, Haven Institute. Meridan, Mississippi. H23504 Peck Home. New Orleans, La. H23505 View of new campus, Haven Institute. Meridan, Mississippi.

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Transcription: H23506 View of new campus, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23507 View of new campus, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23508 Lily pond on the new campus. Meridan, Miss. H23509 R. N. Brooks, president of Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23510 Senior class, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss.

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Transcription: H23511 Haven Institute, Male Chorus. Meridan, Miss H23512 Baseball team, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23513 Baseball team, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23514 Class in agriculture, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23515 Class in agriculture, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss.

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Transcription: H23516 Class in agriculture, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23517 Class in agriculture, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23518 Class in agriculture, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23519 Student at work on school farm, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23520 Field of cabbage on the school farm, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss.

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Transcription: H23521 Field of cabbage on the school farm, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23522 Cows on the school farm, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23524 Main building, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md. H23523 Cows on the school farm, Haven Institute. Meridan, Miss. H23525 Main building, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md.

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Transcription: H23526 Main building, Morgan College (Carnegie Hall). Baltimore, Md. H23527 Campus scene, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md. H23528 Campus scene, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md. H23529 Building that will probably be made into a gymnasium. Baltimore, Md. H23530 One of the dormitories at Morgan College. Baltimore, Md.

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Transcription: H23531 Boys dormitory and school building, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md. H23532 Girls dormitory, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md. H23533 The pumping station, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md. H23534 One of many porkers, Morgan. Baltimore, Md. H23535 One of many porkers, Morgan College. Baltimore, Md.

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Transcription: H23536 Barn at Morgan College. Baltimore, Md. H23537 Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham, Ala. H23538 Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham, Ala. H23539 Central Alabama Institute (corner view). Birmingham, Ala. H23540 President's home, Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham, Ala.

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Transcription: H23541 President's home, Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham, Ala. H23542 J. B. F. Shaw, President of Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham, Ala. H23543 The Faculty, Central Alabama Institute. H23544 The Faculty, Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham, Ala. H23545 Student body, Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham, Ala.

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Transcription: H23546 Boys who were in service during the world war from Central Alabama Institute. Birmingham. H23547 Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). Mason City, Ala. H23548 Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). Mason City, Ala. H23549 Front view of main building, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23550 Side view of the Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas.

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Transcription: H23551 Corner view of main building, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23552 Dormitory and class rooms, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23553 Boy's dormitory, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23554 Laundry, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23555 Eliza Dee Home, (W.F.M.S.) Austin, Texas.

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Transcription: H23556 Eliza Dee Home, Samuel Huston College (W.F.M.S.) Austin, Texas. H23557 Eliza Dee Home, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23558 J. B. Randolph, President of Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23559 J. B. Randolph, President of Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23560 Starting for the ball park, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas.

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Transcription: H23561 Baseball team, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23562 College band at ball game, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23563 In the Grandstand, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23564 In grandstand, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23565 Ball game, Samuel Huston College.

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Transcription: H23566 The ball game, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23567 The grandstand, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23568 The grandstand, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23569 Student who is working his way thru school by driving an automobile. Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas.

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Transcription: H23570 Country boy who with a capital of $1,600 and a strong determination to get an education entered Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23571 Man and wife, graduates of Samuel Huston College. (He is to study medicine and she is going to teach to help him.) Austin, Texas. H23572 Home of one of the graduates. Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas. H23573 Children of former President Livingood, Samuel Huston College. Austin, Texas.

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Transcription: H23576 Flint-Goodrich Hospital and nurses training school. New Orleans, La. H23577 Superintendent's Home, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23578 Tulane Medical College. Hospital just across the street from the Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23579 Dr. T. Retin Heath, Supt. of Flint-Goodrich Hosptial. New Orleans, La. H23580 Dr. and Mrs. T. Restin Heath, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23581 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heath, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23582 Head nurse at Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23583 Dr. Jones, House Physician at Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23584 Nurses in training, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23585 Nurses in training, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23586 Giving patient anesthetic, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23587 Operating room, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23588 Operating room, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23589 Patient in the yard, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23590 Patient in the yard, Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23591 Faithful janitor at Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23592 A corner near Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23593 Street scene near Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23594 An alley in Flint-Goodrich Hospital Region. New Orleans, La. H23595 Cooking dinner in an alley near Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23596 Open drain near Flint-Goodrich Hospital. New Orleans, La. H23597 First Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Thos. F. Robinson. New Orleans, La. H23598 Rev. Thos. F. Robinson, Pastor of First Street Church, largest Methodist Episcopal congregation in New Orleans, La. H23599 Old building, First Methodist Episcopal Church. New Orleans, La. H23600 Old building built 1847. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23601 Property recently purchased by First Street Church for $22,000. New Orleans, La. H23602 Colored Public Library adjoining new property of .....New Orleans, La. H23603 Main Building of New Orleans Teachers College. New Orleans, La. H23604 New Orleans Teachers College. New Orleans, La. H23605 Peck Home, W.F.M.S., New Orleans Teachers College. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23606 Peck Home, W.H.M.S. New Orleans, La. H23607 Teacher's College and President's home. New Orleans, La. H23608 President's home and Teachers College. New Orleans, La. H23609 President's home, Teachers College. New Orleans, La. H23610 A grave in Metairie Cemetery. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23611 Grave showing custom of burying above the ground in New Orleans, Metairie Cementery. New Orleans, La. H23612 Bishop Camphor's grave. New Orleans, La. H23613 Bishop Camphor's grave. New Orleans, La. H23614 Bishop Camphor's Mother. New Orleans, La. H23615 Bishop Camphor's Mother. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23616 Bishop Camphor's Mother. New Orleans, La. H23617 Bishop Camphor's Mother. New Orleans, La. H23618 Street corner in New Orleans, La. H23619 Negro Dentist's office. New Orleans, La. H23620 Methodist Episcopal Church in neglected negro section of New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H23621 The "Cabildo Building." New Orleans, La. H23622 Home in vicinity of the Teacher's College. New Orleans, La. H23624 Anderson Anatomical Hall, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23625 Meharry Dental College. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H23626 Meharry Dental building and Hubbard Hospital. Nashville, Tenn. H23627 President Mullowney, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23628 President Mullowney, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23629 Dr. John J. Mullowney, the new President of Meharry Medical college. Nashville, Tenn. H23630 Dr. G. W. Hubbard, former President of Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H23631 Dr. G. W. Hubbard, former President of Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23632 Dr. G. W. Hubbard, former President of Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23633 New home of Dr. Hubbard built by the alumni of Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23634 President Mullowney and former President Hubbard, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23635 President Mullowney and former Pres. Hubbard of Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H23636 President Mullowney and Dr. Hubbard, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23637 House Physician, Hubbard Hospital, Graduate of Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H2638 Dr. J. A. Lester, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23639 Dr. Wm. Sevier, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn H23640 Dr. J. E. Wells, formerly in charge of Hubbard Hospital. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H23641 Nurses in training at Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23642 Nurses of Hubbard Hospital, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23643 Nurses of Hubbard Hospital, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23644 Nurses of Hubbard Hospital, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H23645 Nurses of Hubbard Hospital, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H23646 Corner in ward, Hubbard Hospital, Meharry Medical Hospital. Nashville, Tenn. H23647 Students in front of Meharry Chapel and Auditorium. Nashville, Tenn. H23648 Chrisman Hall, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23649 Chrisman Hall, Clark Univ. (side view). Atlanta, Ga. H23650 Science Laboratories, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23651 Girls' Dormitory, Warren Hall, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23652 Clark University campus. Atlanta, Ga. H23653 Clark University campus. Atlanta, Ga. H23654 Clark University Faculty. Atlanta, Ga. H23655 Prof. W. H. Crogman, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23656 Mrs. W. H. Crogman, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23657 Farmer's cottage, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23658 On the ball ground, Clark University campus. Atlanta, Ga. H23659 On the ball ground, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23660 On the ball ground, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23661 On the ball ground, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23662 On the ball ground, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23663 On the ball ground, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23664 On the ball ground, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23665 On the ball ground, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23666 Group of students, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23667 Two students during the noon hour at Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23668 Students of Clark University in the chapel. Atlanta, Ga. H23669 Student of Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23670 Two students of Clark University on their way to class. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23671 Prof. C. H. Haines, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23672 Prof. W. H. Crogman, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23673 Prof. W. H. Crogman, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23674 Prof. W. H. Crogman, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H23675 Prof. W. H. Crogman, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23676 Main building of Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23677 Main building of Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23678 Library, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23679 Pres. P. M. Walters, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23680 Pres. P. M. Walters, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23681 Prof. W. J. King, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23682 Prof. J. W. E. Bowen, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23683 Prof. M. T. J. Howard, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23684 Student body, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H23685 Student body, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H23686 Student studying on Gammon campus. Atlanta, Georgia H23687 Cottages for married students. Atlanta Ga. H23688 Tingley Hall, main building, at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23689 Science lecture room, Claflin. Orangeburg, S.C. H23690 In the chemical laboratory, Claflin. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23691 Boy's dormiitory, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23692 Girls dormitory, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23693 Industrial building, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23694 Library at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23695 Chapel at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23696 Chapel at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23697 After chapel, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23698 Louise Soules home for girls, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23699 Louise Soules home for girls, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23700 Pres. L. M. Dunton, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23701 Pres. L. M. Dunton, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23702 The Faculty, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23703 Dr. L. M. Dunton and visiting Evangelist, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23704 Mrs. L. M. Dunton, wife of President of Claflin College. H23705 President's home, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23706 On the campus at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23707 On the campus at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23708 Group of students on the Claflin College campus. Orangeburg, S.C. H23709 Two girls on Claflin Campus. Orangeburg, S.C. H23710 Playing tennis on the Chaflin College campus. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23711 Plalying tennis on the Claflin College campus. Orangeburg, S.C. H23712 Class in printing, Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23713 Rev. James Asa Brown, D.D., a Trustee, and his wife. Orangeburg, S.C. H23714 Rev. James Asa Brown, D.D. Trustee of Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C. H23715 Home of J. Asa Brown, Trustee of Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23716 Negro Methodist Episcopal Church. Orangeburg, S.C. H23717 Pastor of Negro Methodist Episcopal Church. Orangeburg, S.C. H23718 Confederate Monument. Orangeburg, S.C. H23719 Out of doors in January. Orangeburg, S.C. H23720 Mr. Moorer, leading lawyer of Orangeburg, S.C., a graduate of Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23723 Miss Robinson, one of the five volunteer workers at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C. H23724 Five volunteer workers at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C. H23722 Miss Hunt, head of nurses. Orangeburg, S.C. H23725 Five volunteer workers at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23726 Former student of Claflin University, active in local church. Orangeburg, S.C. H23727 Wm. H. James, new head of science dept. at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C. H23728 Graduate of Claflin University, now a member of the faculty. Orangeburg, S.C. H23729 Two of the grade teachers at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C. H23730 One of the grade teachers at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23731 One of the grade teachers at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C. H23732 One of the teachers at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C. H23733 Graduate of Claflin University. Pastor of self-supporting country church paying $1,600.00 a year. Orangeburg, S.E. H23734 Girl who is learning to set type, Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C. H23735 Printing class at Claflin University. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H23736 Side view of main bldg. of Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23737 Boy's dormitory burned down in 1920, Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23738 Boy's dormitory burned down in 1920, Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23739 Kent home, Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23740 Bennett student body at St. Matthews Church, where assemblies have been held since the fire 1920. Greensboro, N.C.

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Transcription: H23741 Faculty of Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23742 Trustees of Bennett College considering location of new building. Greensboro, N.C. H23743 Students of Bennett College going to St. Matthews Church for assembly. Greensboro, N.C. H23744 Bennett students entering St. Matthews Church. Greensboro, N.C. H23745 Student body, Bennett College, entering St. Matthews Church. Greensboro, N.C.

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Transcription: H23746 Bennett students in front of St. Matthews Church. Greensboro, N.C. H23747 Bennett College band. Greensboro, N.C. H23748 Harmony Club, Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23749 School doctor, Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23750 Eva A. Schenck, Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C.

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Transcription: H23751 Coming from Grade School building, Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C. H23752 Rev. R. W. Winchester, Pastor of St. Matthews Church. Greensboro, N.C. H23753 Bishop Jone's Mother. Greensboro, N.C. H23754 Home of Bishop Jones' Mother. Greensboro, N.C. H23755 Negro residence near Bennett College. Greensboro, N.C.

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Transcription: H23756 Mrs. Booker T. Washington. Tuskegee, Ala. H23757 Booker T. Washington's grave. Tuskegee, Ala. H23759 John Wesley's first sermon in American was preached on the spot where this building now stands. Savannah, Ga. H23760 Christ Episcopal Church, whose Sunday School John Wesley founded. Greensboro, N.C.

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Transcription: H23761 Christ Episcopal Church, whose Sunday School was founded by John Wesley. Savannah, Ga. H23762 Dining Hall, Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Ala. H23763 Students going to dinner. Tuskegee, Ala. H23764 Dining hall, Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Ala. H23765 Students on their way to the dining hall. Hampton, Va.

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Transcription: H23766 Students drilling at Hampton Institute. Hampton, Va. H23767 Cotton exchange. Savannah, Ga. H23768 A country store. Savannah, Ga. H23769 A country store. Savannah, Ga. H23770 A country store. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23771 Gathering in town on Saturday afternoon. Savannah, Ga. H23772 A popular hitching place on Saturday afternoon in a town in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23773 Street scene Saturday afternoon. Savannah, Ga. H23774 Street scene on Saturday afternoon in town down south. Savannah, Ga. H23790 A popular hitching place on Saturday afternoon in a town in the south. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23791 Scene in town on a Saturday afternoon down south. Savannah, Ga. H23792 Typical vehicle and driver in a southern town. Savannah, Ga. H23793 Negro home in the cotton region of S.C. Savannah, Ga. H23794 Baled cotton in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23795 Unbaled cotton on a porch down south. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23796 Unpicked cotton, Jan. 1921. Savannah, Ga. H23797 Baled cotton beside the road. Savannah, Ga. H23798 Typical country place showing unsold cotton, still unpicked. Savannah, Ga. H23799 Colored man with horse and wagon looking for work. Savannah, Ga. H23800 Load of cotton with boy driving team. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23801 Pine tar industry along the Atlantic Coast. Savannah, Ga. H23802 Negro woman doing the family washing in the backyard. Savannah, Ga. H23803 Negro woman doing the family washing in the backyard. Savannah, Ga. H23804 Negro homes in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23805 Negro home in the country in the south. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23806 Typical negro country church in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23807 Group of negro children in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23808 Three little girls in the swings in the playground. Savannah, Ga. H23809 Negro lad gathering up papers in the front yard in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23810 Negro children playing in a dustry road. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23811 Group of colored lads playing in a vacant lot. Savannah, Ga. H23812 A wee colored girl in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23813 Type of the older generation of negroes. Savannah, Ga. H23814 Typical backyard in the colored district in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23815 View of the backyard in the south. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23816 Group of colored boys in the backyard. Savannah, Ga. H23817 Negro boys making a kite in the South. Savannah, Ga. H23818 Colored boys flying a kite. Savannah, Ga. H23819 Tiny colored girl in a swing in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23820 Colored boys in the south playing marbles. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23821 Colored boys in the south playing marbles. Savannah, Ga. H23822 Colored boys in the South playing in the snow. Savannah, Ga. H23823 Two negro girls on a street corner in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23824 Little negro girl enjoying a swing. H23825 Two little colored girls of the south. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H23826 Manufacturing and selling cane juice in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23827 Type of negro boy seen in the south. Savannah, Ga. H23828 A negro student of the south. Savannah, Ga. H23829 A negro home in Jacksonville, Fla. H23830 A scene in the backyard of a negro home in Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H23831 A negro child playing among the rubbish in the backyard. Jacksonville, Fla. H23832 Negro boys playing in a pile of refuse in Jacksonville, Fla. H23833 Negro children playing in the dust in a road in Jacksonville, Fla. H23834 Negro store in Jacksonville, Fla. H23885 Negro store in Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H23836 Federal Prison, Atlanta, Ga. (where Debbs is imprisoned) H23837 Typical negro home in South Carolina. H23838 White children with colored nurses in the Park at Charleston, S.C. H23839 Boys in the south playing marbles. H23840 Street scene in the south.

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Transcription: H23841 Colored country boy driving a mule in town in the South. H23842 Colored country boy driving a rig in town in the South. H23843 Tiny negro boy driving wagon to help his father (in the south). H23844 Negro delivery man in the south.

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Transcription: H23853 Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church and parsonage. Jacksonville, Fla. H23876 Rust College Baseball team. Holly Springs, Miss. H23928 Main entrance, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23929 Administration Bldg., Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23930 Carnegie Library, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23931 Carnegie Library, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas.

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Transcription: H24032 Negro collecting trash. Marshall, Texas. H24033 Cotton for sale. Marshall, Texas. H24034 Mississippi, negro and cart. H24035 Negro driver and cart. Texas. H24036 Negro driver with mule cart. Mississippi.

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Transcription: H24037 Small negro girl wheeling baby. Mississippi. H24038 Negroes drawing logs. Texas. H24039 Little girl wheeling baby in go-cart on a rough country road. Texas. H24040 Small colored boy on a country road. Texas. H24041 Two small colored boys playing on the lawn. Texas.

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Transcription: H23932 Students in front of Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23933 King home (W.H.M.S.) Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23934 Group of girls in front of the King home, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23935 Coe Hall, Boys' Dormitory at Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23936 Boys' Dormitory at Wiley University. Marshall, Texas.

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Transcription: H23937 Boys Dormitory at Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23938 Boys' Dormitory at Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23939 President's house, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23940 President's house, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23941 C. Whittle Jordan, Dean of Wiley University. Marshall, Texas.

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Transcription: H23982 Playing croquet at Rust. Holly Springs, Miss. H23983 Playing croquet at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23984 Playing tennis at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23986 Playing tennis at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23985 Playing tennis at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H23987 Playing tennis at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23988 Playing tennis at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23089 View of the campus of Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23990 View of the campus of Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23991 View of the campus at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H23942 Campus bell, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23943 Refectory of Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23944 Athletic field, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23945 Julia A. Hibbler, daughter of Methodist Episcopal preacher, who graduated in 1921 with honors from Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23946 Mary Ola Clark, country girl who is working her way thru Wiley University by doing kitchen work. Marshall, Texas.

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Transcription: H23947 Stella Brewer, student at Wiley University who expects to take up work in Y.W.C.A. Marshall, Texas. H23948 Marjorie O'Neil, student at Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23949 Mamie Carruthers, who worked her way thru Wiley University and carried a full course at the same time. Marshall, Texas. H23950 Robt. Smith, Jr., who works in a private home to pay his expenses at Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23951 Leyton Weston, student at Wiley University, who expects to study medicine at Meharry. Marshall, Texas.

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Transcription: H23952 Frank James, who gave a recital to pay expenses thru Wiley University last year. Marshall, Texas. H23953 James Wester, star athlete and is now training for physical education work, Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23954 Pritchett H. Willard, who worked his way thru Wiley University as a barber. Marshall, Texas. H23955 Boys who served in the war. Marshall, Texas. H23956 Home of graduate of Wiley University. Marshall, Texas.

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Transcription: H23957 Norman Allen, who works as a waiter on pullman during the summer to enable him to attend Wiley University. Marshall, Texas. H23958 Albert Heard, who works his way thru Wiley University as a barber. Marshall, Texas. H23959 Church in Marshall where Wiley students attend occasionally. Marshall, Texas. H23960 Marshall court house and cotton classers booth. Marshall, Texas. H23961 Main building, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H23962 Main building, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23963 Main building, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23964 Rust Home (W.H.M.S.) Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23965 Rust home (W.H.M.S.) Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23966 M. S. Davage, President of Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H2967 Some of the Faculty at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23968 Student body, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23969 Student group, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23970 Boys who are working their way thru Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23971 Senior normal class, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H23972 Cooking class, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23973 Cooking class, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23974 In the sewing room, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23975 In the sewing room, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23976 Baseball team, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H23977 Baseball team, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23978 Baseball team, Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23979 Playing croquet at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23980 Playing croquet at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss. H23981 Playing croquet at Rust College. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H24052 Negro public school used for church as well. Mississippi. H24053 Negro school house. Mississippi. H24054 A typical scene on wash-day in the south. Mississippi. H24055 Meridian Negro Methodist Episcopal Church. Mississippi. H24056 Negro woman doing washing in yard. Texas.

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Transcription: H24057 Laundry work being done in the backyard. Texas. H24058 The old oaken bucket. Mississippi. H24059 Negro home in the south. H24060 Negro home. Texas. H24061 A negro cabin. Texas.

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Transcription: H24062 Cotton warehouse with bales of cotton in front of it in the south. H24063 Typical Rig. Texas. H24064 Large bales of cotton. Texas. H24065 Large bales of cotton. Texas. H24066 Plowing cotton. Miss.

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Transcription: H24067 Bootblacks in the far south. H24068 Girl with bicycle in the south. H24069 Small boy feeding dog thru the fence in the south. H24070 A type seen near the R.R. station in the South. H24071 In town for the weeks trading.

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Transcription: H24072 A typical rig. Holly Springs, Miss. H24073 Starting for home. Holly Springs, Miss. H24074 Saturday afternoon. Holly Springs, Miss. H24075 Saturday afternoon. Holly Springs, Miss. H24076 A tiny colored girl. Holly Springs, Miss.

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Transcription: H24077 Coming from Sunday School. Arkansas. H24078 Main building of the Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24079 Side view of the main building of the Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24080 Main building of the Geo. R. Smith College, also campus. Sedalia, Mo. H24081 Robt. B. Hayes, President of Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo.

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Transcription: H24082 Robt. B. Hayes, President of Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24083 The Faculty of Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24084 Students of Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24085 Group of girls, Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24086 Group of students, all Methodist preachers' children, at Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo.

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Transcription: H24087 The senior class, (1921) Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24088 Home of Mrs.Cotton, one of the original donors of the Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24089 Group of students who came from Methodist parsonages to Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24090 Russell Washington, who is working his way thru Geo. R. Smith College by cooking in a private family. Sedalia, Mo. H24091 Girl who worked her way thru Geo. R. Smith College by making salads at the local hotel. Sedalia, Mo.

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Transcription: H24092 Rheba Boyd, sister of one of the teachers at Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24093 Two sons and niece of Mrs. B. McFall, who is building a Holstein dairy at Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24094 Young lady who has worked her way thru Geo. R.Smith College by doing the necessary work in the office. Sedalia, Mo. H24095 Two girls who are leaders in the Y.W.C.A. work at Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24096 Alonzo Reynolds and Chester Hopkins, prize debators and orators working their way thru Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo.

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Transcription: H24097 Searlena Friendly, an orphan girl who is working her way thru Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24098 Myrtle Avery won scholarship two years in succession at Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24099 Odis and Charles Graham, brothers who are working their way thru Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24100 Lucille, Andrew and Armeade Jordan, children of Dr. A. J. Jordan of Oklahoma, graduate of Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24101 Two girls on the campus of Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo.

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Transcription: H24102 Lester Faulkner, Minister of Kansas Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church, taking extension work at Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24103 Four young ministers preparing for better work in their individual churches at Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24104 Thos. Tarbour of Liberia Africa, who is working his way thru Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24105 One of the pigs belonging to the Geo. R. Smith College. Sedalia, Mo. H24106 Main building, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark.

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Transcription: H24107 Girls' dormitory, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24108 Adeline Smith home, (W.H.M.S.) Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24109 Wesley Chapel, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24110 Students in front of Wesley Chapel on Sunday morning. Little Rock, Ark. H24111 Young men's Bible Class, Wesley Chapel, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark.

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Transcription: H24112 Vested choir, Wesley Chapel, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H241113 Vested choir at Wesley Chapel, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24114 President James M. Cox of Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24115 President James M. Cox of Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24116 Rufus C. Childress, graduate and former teacher at Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark.

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Transcription: H24117 Rev. Geo. T. Saxon, graduate of the normal dept. of Philander Smith College, and Pastor of Wesley Chapel. Little Rock, Ark. H24118 Group of alumni and former students gathered around Wesley Chapel after Sunday morning service. Little Rock, Ark. H24119 A student at Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24120 College Y.W.C.A. just after the Sunday afternoon meeting. Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24121 Y.M.C.A. after the Sunday afternoon service at Wesley Chapel. Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark.

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Transcription: H24122 A picnic party from Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24123 A picnic in the woods, students of Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24124 At the picnic, students of Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24125 Playing games in the woods, students from Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24126 Four girls out for a walk in the woods, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark.

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Transcription: H24127 Three students planning an Easter frolic, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24128 Hiding Easter eggs. Little Rock, Ark. H24129 Hiding Easter eggs, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24130 Hunting Easter eggs, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24131 Young woman with the eggs she has found on the Easter hunt, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark.

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Transcription: H24132 Student at Philander Smith College during the Easter egg hunt. Little Rock, Ark. H24133 Group of students resting in the woods, Philander Smith College. Little Rock, Ark. H24152 Main school building and chapel, Princess Anne Academy. Md. H24153 Main school building and chapel, Princess Anne Academy. Md. H24154 Mechanics building, Princess Anne Academy carpenter class in front of the building. Md.

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Transcription: H24155 Girls' dormitory, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24156 Dining hall, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H2157 Dining hall, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24158 Grade school building, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24159 Rear view of several school buildings, Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24160 Teachers cottage, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24161 President's home, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24162 Faculty, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24163 Faculty, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24164 Faculty, Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24165 Prof. John Elliott Smith, a graduate of Hampton in charge of the agricultural work at Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24166 Principal, Thos. Kiah. Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24167 Principal, Thos. Kiah and daughter, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24168 Elsey R. James, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24169 Chas. Gerald of Maryland, official bell-ringer. Princess Anne, Md.

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Transcription: H24170 Stanley Whittington of New York City, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24171 Ralph Waters and James Conway, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24172 Elsey R. James, senior at Princess Anne Academy who acts as bugler. Md. H24173 Chef at Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24174 Tractor used on the school farm, Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24175 Barns on the ground of Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24176 One group of the barns at Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24177 Boys ready for drill, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24178 Group of girls wearing the uniform of Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24179 Girls out for early morning drill, Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24180 Senior class (1921), Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24181 Printing class at Princess Anne Academy, with Prof. Walford, at the left, in charge. Md. H24182 Class in blacksmithing, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24183 Blacksmith shop and class in blacksmithing, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24184 Carpenter class, Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24185 Sign made by carpenter class, Princess Anne Academy, Md. Prof. L. Willes, graduate of Hampton in charge. H24186 Ready for half a day of farm work, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24187 Ralph Waters and James Conway, who work on river boat in summer, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24188 Boys at work on the grounds of the Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24189 These boys work in the forenoon and attend Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24190 Boys in the field with horse and wagon at Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24191 Boys at work in field, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24192 Boys at work on the grounds of the Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24193 Boys at work on the grounds of the Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24194 One of the barns at Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24195 Hen house at the Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24196 Pigs on the Princess Anne Academy School farm. Md. H24197 Farm scene, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24198 The tractor in action, Princess Anne Academy, Md. H24199 The tractor, Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24200 Dr. Ernest Wareing, Editor of the Western Christian Advocate and member of Board of Education for negroes. Princess Ann, Md. H24201 Ben F. Smith, pastor of Park St. Methodist Episcopal Church, Cincinnati, and member of Board of Education. H24202 Dr. P. J. Maveety, Corresponding Sec. of the Board of Education for negroes. H24203 John H. Race, Treas. of the Board of Education for negroes. H24204 Farmer's home, Princess Anne Academy, Md.

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Transcription: H24205 Leite Hall, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H24206 Leite Hall, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H24207 President's home, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H24208 Member of baseball team, Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. H24209 Five volunteer workers at Claflin College. Orangeburg, S.C.

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Transcription: H24210 President Emeritus Hubbard and President Mullowney. Nashville, Tenn. H24211 Wm. Sevier, M.D., head of the Pharmacy dept. at Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn. H24212 Third year dental student working his way thru Meharry by selling pie. Nashville, Tenn. H24213 View of Walden University from the street. Nashville, Tenn. H24214 Newest and best building at Walden University. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H24215 Old main building of Walden College. Nashville, Tenn. H24216 Building under construction at Walden University. Nashville, Tenn. H24217 Newest and best building at Walden University. Nashville, Tenn. H24218 Girls at Walden University. Nashville, Tenn. H24219 Girls on the campus at Walden University. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H24220 One of the Professor's homes, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H24221 Group of Gammon Theological Seminary students on the campus on Sunday afternoon. Atlanta, Ga. H24222 Warren Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). Atlanta, Ga. H24223 Warren Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). Atlanta, Ga. H24224 Rev. D. D. Shamborguer, D.D., Pastor of Warren Memorial Church. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H24225 Vest choir, Warren Memorial Church. Atlanta, Ga. H24226 Warren Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church (colored) after church service. Atlanta, Ga. H24227 After the service at Warren Methodist Episcopal Memorial Church (colored). Atlanta, Ga. H24228 Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). Charleston, S.C. H24229 Rev. Charles C. Jacobs, pastor of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H24230 Rev. C. C. Jacobs and one of his members. Charleston, S.C. H24231 Old peoples' home built by the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. Charleston, S.C. H24232 Neglected street in negro district. Jacksonville, Fla. H24233 Street in negro quarters. Jacksonville, Fla. H24234 Street in negro quarters. Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H24235 Street in negro quarters. Jacksonville, Fla. H24236 Children playing in the street which is thick with dust. Jacksonville, Fla. H24237 A vacant lot covered with broken carts. Jacksonville, Fla. H24238 Negro home. Jacksonville, Fla. H24239 Negro home. Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H24240 Rear view of negro homes. Jacksonville, Fla. H24241 Home of properous negro. Jacksonville, Fla. H24242 Bovlan home (W.H.M.S.) Jacksonville, Fla. H24243 Bovlan Home (W.H.M.S.) Jacksonville, Fla. H24244 St. Joseph's Methodist Episcopal Church (negro). Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H24245 Rev. J. F. Elliott, Pastor of St. Joseph's Methodist Episcopal Church. Jacksonville, Fla. H24246 Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). Jacksonville, Fla. H24247 Charlotte Lewis, born a slave, now owns 26 houses in Jacksonville, Fla. H24248 H24249

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Transcription: H24250 Tobacco factory. Reidsville, N.C. H24251 Tobacco factory. Reidsville, N.C. H24252 Shipping tobacco. Reidsville, N.C. H24253 Rev. Grandism M. Phelps, pastor of Reidsville Methodist Episcopal Church. Reidsville, N.C. H24254 Methodist Episcopal Church, Centenary project boarded up for lack of money. Reidsville, N.C.

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Transcription: H24255 "Old Bethel Chapel" where Francis Asbury preached, now used as colored chapel. Charleston, S.C. H24256 Methodist Episcopal Church (white). Atlanta, Ga. H24257 Main building, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24258 Main building, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24259 Distant view of Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn.

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Transcription: H24260 View of the school farm and the buildings, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24261 One of the dormitories at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24262 Old and new buildings at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24263 Old industrial building at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24264 New industrial buildings, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn.

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Transcription: H24265 New Jersey Industrial home (W.H.M.S.), Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24266 President Judson S. Hill of Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24267 President Judson S. Hill of Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24268 President's home, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24269 Geo. Holman of Virginia, who earned $185 during summer for his next year at Morristown. Tenn.

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Transcription: H24270 Mimlei Brepplah, studying at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. He expects to go back to Liberia as a medical missionary. Morristown, Tenn. H24271 Wm. Ayres, who is being educated by a missionary and who expects to go back to Africa as a civil engineer. Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24272 Edwin Anderson of Gary, W. Va., who is putting himself and sisters thru school. Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24273 Alonga Cammon, student at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24274 Miss Naomi Turner, grade teacher and song leader at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn.

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Transcription: H24275 Two students on their way to a recitation from the dining-room, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24276 Three students on their way to class, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24277 Three students on their way to class, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24278 Grade pupils at noon hour, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn. H24279 Grade pupils at noon hour, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Tenn.

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Transcription: H24280 Dairy barn on the farm at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H24281 Pig on the farm at Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H24282 Pig on the edge of a pond on the farm of Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H24283 A thoroughbred Holstein heifer, Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H24284 Bull on the Morristown Normal and Industrial farm. Morristown, Tenn.

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Transcription: H24285 Gardner at work on the campus of the Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H24286 Methodist Episcopal Church (colored) near Morristown Normal and Industrial College. Morristown, Tenn. H24287 Main building, Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24288 Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24289 Main building of Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H24290 Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24291 Rear of main building and playground at Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24292 Girls' Dormitory, Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24293 Faculty of Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24294 Prof. R. B. J. Campbell of Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H24295 Principal's home, Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24296 Home of prosperous negro. Jacksonville, Fla. H24297 Home of prosperous negro. Jacksonville, Fla. H24298 Home of negro doctor. Jacksonville, Fla. H24299 Children at Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H24300 Group of younger children on the playground at Cookman Institute. Jacksonville, Fla. H24301 Young chap who took the part of Lincoln in the Lincoln day celebration. Jaksonville, Fla. H24302 Miss Columbia and Uncle Sam at Lincoln day celebration. Jacksonville, Fla. H24304 New home for Dr. Hibbard which the alumni are building for him. Jacksonville, Fla.

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Transcription: H24470 Music class in the daily vacation Bible school, Presbyterian Mission. Louisville, Ky. H24471 Kindergarten class daily vacation Bible school, Presbyterian Mission. Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H24480 Group of white volunteer Sunday School workers, Presbyterian Mission. Louisville, Ky. H24481 The Mission Ford loaded with hats, carries teachers to the Mission, hauls vegetables etc. when necessary, Presbyterian Mission. Louisville, Ky. H24599 Daily vacation Bible school, South Park Methodist Episcopal Church. Chicago, Ill. H24600 Class at daily vacation Bible school, South Park Methodist Episcopal Church. Chicago. Ill.

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Transcription: H24601 Class at daily vacation Bible school, South Park Methodist Episcopal Church. Chicago, Ill. H24602 Class at daily vacation Bible school, South Park Methodist Episcopal Church. Chicago. Ill.

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Transcription: H24603 Community singing at daily vacation Bible school, South Park Methodist Episcopal Church. Chicago, Ill. H24604 Cafeteria. Chicago, Ill.

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Transcription: H24631 Nurse at Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La. H24637 Class in map-making, Gammon Theological Seminary. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H24493 Dental and Pharmaceutical building. Nashville, Tenn. H24494 Meharry Auditorium. Nashville, Tenn. H24495 Geo. W. Hubbard Hospital. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H19825 Sunday School of the Mother's Zion A.Methodist Episcopal Church, 155 West 136th St. New York City.

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Transcription: H24653 Doctor in Laboratory at Flint-Goodridge Hosptial. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24654 Two nurses of the Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24655 Nurse and doctor at work in a Flint ward at Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24656 One of the wards at Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H19825 Sunday School of the Mother's Zion A.Methodist Episcopal Church, 155 West 136th St. New York City.

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Transcription: H24652 In the office of Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24657 Diet kitchen, Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24658 In dispensary, Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24659 Disabled men who are seeking aid at Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24660 X-ray room at Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24661 In the operating room, Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24662 In operating room, Flint-Goodridge Hospital. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24663 Flint-Goodrige Hospital ambulance. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H24671 Street on south side, formerly white section, now negro residence. Chicago, Ill. H24672 Dr. Bryant, Dist. Supt. of the Chicago District (negro). Chicago, Ill. H24673 New Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, (negro). Chicago, Ill. H24674 New Gynmasium at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church (negro). Chicago, Ill.

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Transcription: H24042 Small colored boy, Texas. H24043 Small colored boy playing ball, Texas. H24044 Former Louisiana slace who moved to Texas. H24045 An ex-slave in his field. Texas. H24046 The village blacksmith who was born in slavery (his daughter graduated this year from Wiley College)

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Transcription: H24047 A type seen in Marshall, Texas H24048 Rural Church (Negro Baptist). Texas. H24049 Rural negro church. Mississippi. H24050 Methodist Episcopal Church near Holly Springs Mississippi. H24051 Negro public school which is used for a church as well. Mississippi.

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Transcription: H24472 Caneing chairs in daily vacation Bible school. Louisville, KY. H24473 Honor roll party at the daily vacation Bible school, Presbyterian Mission Louisville, KY. H24474 Shoe-repairing class Presbyterian Mission, Louisville Kentucky. H24475 Night sewing class for mothers, Presbyterian Mission Louisville, KY.

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Transcription: H24476 Night sewing class for mothers at the Presbyterian Mission Louisville, KY. H24477 Mother's and child's dresses made in the sewing class for mothers, Presbyterian Mission Louisville, KY. H24478 Canning club at Hope Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian Mission H24479 Canning club, Grace Presbyterian CHurch Presbyterian Mission Louisville, KY.

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