Mission Photograph Album - Negro #1 page 0017
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Dublin CoreTitleMission Photograph Album - Negro #1 page 0017
Date1910-1920s
CreatorBoard of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church
SubjectMissions
African-American
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PublisherThe General Commission on Archives and History of the United Methodist Church
ScriptusTranscriptionH2385 Dilapidated Church. Students of Clark University are compelled to worship here. Atlanta, Ga. H2386 Grave and Tomb of Booker Washington at Tuskeegee, Alabama. H2387 Old Union Barracks. These barracks were occupied by Union soldiers at the close of the Civil War and were not vacated until the administration of President Hayes. Atlanta, Ga. H2388 Colored troops at Tuskeegee. The U.S. Government sends troops to Tuskeegee to train them in the industrial arts needed in the army. They come in battalions of 400 and are housed and trained in the regular buildings of Tuskeegee Institute. Tuskeegee, Alabama. StatusCompleted
Percent Completed100
Percent Needs Review0
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