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Transcription: H11273 Grace Methodist Episcopal Church (colored). New Orleans, La. H11274 Warren Chapel (old) Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. Atlanta, Georgia.

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Transcription: H11275 Warrren Chapel (new) showing something of the strides which the colored people are making. Atlanta, Ga. H11276 Peck Memorial Methodist EpiscopalChurch.

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Transcription: H11277 Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal (colored) Church. New Orleans, La. Rev. Reddix, Pastor, has been in course of erection for several years. The congregation is worshipping in the basement with a pile of used bricks in front of the incomplete structure. They have not had sufficient funds to move forward one bit in the last two years. The Centenary Program was put on. Units organized Stewardship Program work. The result: A gracious revival and Easter Sunday this church laid on the table $713, its first year's quota for Centenary purposes. H11278 First Methodist Episcopal Church (colored), New Orleans, La. The Centenary quota for this church is $1,800 a yr. and Easter Sunday night these people laid on the table in cash $3,600, two years quota.

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Transcription: H11280 Buildings of Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H11281 Meharry College of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy. Nashville, Tennessee. H11282 Meharry College operating room. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H11283 Women's Ward, Hubbard Hospital. Nashville, Tennessee. H11284 Senior class of dentists, in actual practice operations. Meharry College, Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H11285 Senior laboratory class in pharmacy. Nashville, Tenn. H11286 Sophomore class in experimental physiology. Meharry College, Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H11287 Sophomore class in pharmacy. Meharry College, Nashville, Tennessee. H11288 Sophomore class in chemical analysis. Meharry College, Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H11289 Sophomore class in chemical analysis. Meharry College, Nashville, Tenn. H11290 Sophomore class in dentistry making plates. Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H11291 Junior pharmacy taking examination in materia medica. Nashville, Tenn. H11292 Junior dentists making inlays and casts. Meharry College, Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H11293 Freshman class in dentistry. Nashville, Tennessee. H11294 Special class in dissection. In dead house, Meharry College. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H11295 Class in bacteriology, Meharry College. Nashville, Tennessee. H11296 Clinic on skin diseases, in amphitheatre. Meharry College, Nashville, Tenn.

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Transcription: H11297 College orchestra at practice. Meharry College, Nashville, Tennessee. H11305 Negroes from the town watching the proceedings around the derailed coach. Virginia.

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Transcription: H11308 A typical rural negro home. Virginia. H11313 Typical negro homes along the railroad. Virginia. H11443 Students at Claflin University. South Carolina, Orangeburg. H11446 Layman's Association, Washington Conference. Staunton, Virginia.

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Transcription: H11448 Claflin University students. Orangeburg, South Carolina. H11449 Washington Conference group. Staunton, Virginia. H11450 Washington Conference group, Bp. Thirkield. Staunton, Virginia. H11451 Section of picture of Claflin University students, faculty and friends. Orangeburg, South Carolina.

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Transcription: H11452 Pres. Dunton, faculty and friends, Claflin University. Orangeburg, South Carolina. H11454 Claflin University students. Orangeburg, South Carolina. H11455 Faculty, students and friends, Claflin University. Orangeburg, South Carolina. H11460 Washington Conference group. Staunton, Virginia.

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Transcription: H11629 Peck Home (negro). New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H11630 Students of New Orleans University living at Peck Home. New Orleans, La. H11631 Same caption as H11630. H11632 Same caption as H11630. H11633 Same caption as H11630.

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Transcription: H11634 Student of New Orleans University. New Orleans, La. H11635 Student of the New Orleans University living at Peck Home. New Orleans, La. H11775 Seen in the negro section on the north side. Chicago, Ill. H11796 A child study in brown. "The everlasting sucker." Chester, Pa. H11795 A year ago he was a happy little boy on a farm in Alabama, today he has only city streets for a playground. Chester, Pa.

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Transcription: H11797 A group of negro children waiting for Sunday School at St. Daniel's Methodist Episcopal Church. Chester, Pa. H11798 Negro child types. Chester, Pa. H11799 Full satisfaction. Chester, Pa.

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Transcription: H11800 Colored Beaux. Chester, Pa. H11801 House in negro section. Chester, Pa. H11802 House in negro section. Chester, Pa. H11803 Houses into which the negroes are crowded like flies. Chester, Pa.

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Transcription: H11804 Houses occupied by negroes. These are mere boxes and in horrible condition as regards filth and repair. Chester, Pa. H11805 Houses occupied by negroes. H11901 Negro church on Sylvania Circuit, Savannah Conference. Georgia. H11902 Church at Sylvania, Savannah Conference. Georgia.

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Transcription: H11903 Country negro church on Sylvania Circuit. Georgia. H11904 Warren Hall, the girls dormitory of Clark University. Georgia. H11905 Chrisman Hall. Georgia. H11906 Faculty of Clark University. Georgia.

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Transcription: H11908 Main Building, Offices, Dormitories and Lecture Rooms, Gammon Theological Seminary. Georgia. H11909 The Refectory-Dining Hall - Gammon Theological Seminary. Georgia. H11910 Interior of Gammon Refectory or Dining Hall. Georgia. H11911 Library of Gammon Theological Seminary. Georgia.

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Transcription: H11912 G. T. Seminary - Interior. Georgia. H11913 Faculty of G. T. Seminary. Georgia. H12069 The far building at the left side is the colored school, while across the street from it, at the right, is a row of houses used as gambling dens and houses of ill fame. Chester, Pa.

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Transcription: H12070 Sunday School of St. Daniel's Methodist Episcopal Colored Church. Chester, Pa. H12071 Colored School half a block from St. Daniel's Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. Chester, Pa.

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Transcription: H12072 A corner in the negro section, showing a pool room, which is about the best recreational center in the neighborhood. Chester, Pa. H12073 Typical street in the negro quarters, showing the miserable old houses, into which the negroes are crowded like bees in a hive. Chester, Pa.

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Transcription: H12202 Colored kiddies in playground of Church of All Nations. Los Angeles, California. H12203 Colored kiddies in playground of Church of All Nations. Los Angeles, California. H12204 Colored kiddies in playground of Church of All Nations. Los Angeles, California. H12205 Little Mexican boy and colored girl on swing, Church of All Nations. The boy could neither speak or understand English. Los Angeles, California.

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Transcription: H12211 A colored girl. Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, California. H12212 A colored girl. Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, California. H12213 A colored girl. Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, California. H12230 Mexican boy and negro girl. Church of All Nations. Los Angeles, California.

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Transcription: H12231 Irish boy and colored girl. Church of All Nations. Los Angeles, California. H12232 The popular picture book. Church of All Nations. Los Angeles, California. H12254 Congregation leaving St. Daniel's Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. Chester, Pa. H12255 Same caption as H12254.

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Transcription: H12256 Same caption as H12255.

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Transcription: H12266 Negro Lieutenant. H12267 Negro lieutenant. H12268 Digging.

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Transcription: H12444 House occupied by three negro families between Annapolis and Baltimore, Maryland. H12456 Negro Stevedores during the noon hours. N.Y. City. H12457 Negro and other stevedores at rest during the noon hour. New York City. H12458 White and colored stevedores and dock workers enjoying (?) a crap game on one of the wharfs. New York City.

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Transcription: H12459 A noonday crap game on one of the docks. N.Y. City. H12461 Negro stevedores unloading a ship laden with corn from Argentine. New York. H12462 Same caption as H12461.

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Transcription: H12463 Negro stevedores unloading a ship laden with corn from Argentine. N.Y. City. H12464 Same caption as H12463. H12465 Same caption as H12463. H12466 Same caption as H12463.

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Transcription: H12467 Negro stevedores unloading a ship laden with corn from Argentine. New York City. H12468 Same caption as H12467. H12469 Same caption as H12467. H12470 Same caption as H12467.

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Transcription: H12471 Negro stevedores unloading a ship laden with corn from Argentine. New York City. H12509 Harpers Ferry Secretarial Training School, 1918. Mostly was Secretaries. Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. H12511 350th Field Artillery Regimental Basket Ball Team, L.U. Gibson, in charge. Camp Dix, N.J.

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Transcription: H12512 Secretarial Force, Camp Lusitania. H12513 A group of Secretaries ready to sail for France. H12864 Area Group Council. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H12956 H12957 T. M. Campbell introducting Jessup wagon. Mound Bayou, Miss. H12958 Mound Bayou Oil Mill and Mfg. Co. H13154 Campus, Main and Domestic Science building.

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Transcription: H13155 The large building is a reproduction of the church in which the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute worshipped. The small building is partly a reproduction of a hen house found on present site of Institute. H13156 A view showing the Boys' Trade building, the Girls' Trade building, the Agricultural Hall and etc. Tuskegee Institute. H13157 Clarke Hall. The new Hampton Institue Y.M.C.A. building is a 30,000 two story brick structure that was built entirely by Hampton students (except the slate roof). This is the best demonstration of Hampton's practical trade training for negro and Indian boys. Virginia. H13158 Roanoke Rapids School for colored, four class rooms, average daily attendance 82. A.M. Procter, Supt.

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Transcription: H13159 Dormitory for girls. Howland Hall. H13160 Huntington Memorial Library at Hampton Institute open to white and colored people of community, as well as the school. H13161 Main building "Abott Hall," Okolona Industrial School. H13162 Girls Dormitory, Utica Institute.

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Transcription: H13212 Colored boy. New York City. H13539 Colored boys at Warren Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church. Pittsburg, Pa. H13540 Negro boy study. Pittsburg, Penn.

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Transcription: H13541 Negro boy study. Pittsburg, Pa. H13546 One of the S.S. boys of Warren Ave. Methodist E. Church (colored). Pittsburg, Pa. H13547 Negro street meeting. The pastor at Warren Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church (colored) says that most of these negro street preachers are frauds, using this means to graft an easy living. Pittsburg, Pa. H13548 Negro street meeting. The pastor at Warren Ave. Methodist Episcopal (colored) says that most of these negro street preachers are frauds, using this means to graft an easy living. Pittsburg, Pa.

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Transcription: H12549 Negro street meeting. The pastor at Warren Ave. Methodist Episcopal (colored) says that most of these negro preachers are frauds, using this means to graft an easy living. Pittsburg, Pa.

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Transcription: H14220 Negro child with stick in mouth, 12 million negroes in U.S. social betterment. H14243 Negro cabin in the south today - drifting to cities, etc. H14245 Holding negro meeting in church tent in the south. H14260 Cotton plantation - employs thousands of negroes.

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Transcription: H14446 Irish boy and colored girl. Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, California. H14447 Irish boy and colored girls. Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, California. H14448 Irish boy and colored girls. Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, California. H14736 When Phoenix said good-bye to her black soldiers. Phoenix, Arizona.

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Transcription: H14773 A letter to Liza Jane, Camp Dodge. Des Moines, Iowa. H14774 Raw recruits arriving at Fort Dodge from "Ole Alabam." Des Moines, Iowa. H14775 Raw recruits just from "Ole Alabam." It was 22 degrees below zero the day this picture was taken, some of these fellows had no overcoats. Des Moines, Iowa.

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Transcription: H15207 Prostitute negro girl with drunken man. New York City. H15215 Row of tenements "K" Street. S.W. Washington, D.C. H15219 Wash hanging in Logan Court. N.W. Washington, D.C. H15220 Colored child with rickets. Washington, D.C.

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Transcription: H15221 Old white haired colored exslave. Washington, D.C. H15223 Dying consumptive on dirty bed. Washington, D.C. H15357 Old negro. Tennessee. H15495 A bright shadow. Morgan Community House. Pittsburg, Penna.

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Transcription: H15496 Some of the youngsters at Morgan Community House. Pittsburg, Penn. H15497 Fum "Jo ja" smiling colored boy and happy in the activities at Morgan Community House. Pittsburg, Penna.

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Transcription: H15498 Smiling colored girl. Morgan Community House. Pittsburg, Penn. H15499 Chums. Morgan Community House. Pittsburg, Penn. H15500 Looking for the "Birdie." Morgan Community House. Pittsburg, Penn. H15501 A Morgan Community House group. Pittsburg, Pa.

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Transcription: H15720 Negroes forced to vacate during Chicago race riots. Chicago, Ill. H15949 Possum trappers.

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Transcription: H15950 At Pala, California. H15951 Driver - Sugar cane wagon. Pala, California. H16104 Dr. Waters arriving at Herkimer St. Methodist Episcopal Church for morning service. Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Transcription: H16105 Dr. Waters standing on church steps after morning service. Brooklyn, N.Y. H16106 Congregation leaving church after morning services. Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Transcription: H16107 Congregation leaving church after morning service. Brooklyn, N.Y. H16108 Sexton of church, Mr. Willis McKay on steps of Sunday School building. Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Transcription: H16109 Scene looking from Atlantic Ave., down Russel Place toward Herkimer St. Church located on far right hand corner. Brooklyn, N.Y. H16110 Dr. Water shaking hands with early members of his congregation. Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Transcription: H16111 Miss Matilda Bratten, Supt. of Sunday School. Brooklyn, N.Y. H16112 Three Trustees of the Herkimer Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Transcription: H16113 Herkimer Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, N.Y. H16114 Dr. and Mrs Waters leaving parsonage on way to morning service. Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Transcription: H16115 Dr. and Mrs. Waters arriving at the parsonage after the morning service. Brooklyn, N.Y. H16116 Mr. W. McKay, Sexton, in doorway of Sunday School building. Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Transcription: H16117 Looking up Herkimer Street - Church located on far right hand corner. Brooklyn, N.Y. H17289 Albuquerque negro home. New Mexico.

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Transcription: H17479 Lincoln, Neb. - negro celebration on Armistice day. H17480 Lincoln, Neb. - negro celebration on Armistice day dancing. H17839 Indiana Harbor, Ind. - making Christmas quilt - Olivet Baptist Church.

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Transcription: H17852 Porter, through train, New York to New Orleans. H17853 Porter, through train, New Orleans to New York. H17854 Porter, through train, New Orleans to New York.

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Transcription: H17855 First Baptist Church, First Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. H17856 Colored homes, Capitol in background. Washington, D.C.

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Transcription: H17857 Colored homes, "C" St., S.W. Washington, D.C. H17858 Two family apartment houses, First St., S.W. Washington, D.C.

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Transcription: H17859 H17860 Type of negro home owned by the Reserve Refining Co., and rented out to its employees. Reserve, Alabama.

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Transcription: H17861 Home, Mr. Faulkner, 702 N. 5th Street, Richmond, Va. H17862 Home, Prof. T. C. Erwin, 401 W. Clay St., Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17863 Home, Dr. A. A. Tennant, 1007 N. 4th St., Richmond, Va. H17864 Home, Dr. W. H. Hughes, 508 St. James Street, Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17865 Home, Dr. W. H. Hughes, 508 St. James Street, Richmond, Va. H17866 Virginia Union University (Baptist), Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17867 Homer S. Brown and Joseph Buster, students at Virginia Union University. Richmond, Va. H17868 Huntley Hall, Virginia Union University, Baptist Institution. Only institution giving a college training to negroes. Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17869 Virginia Union University (colored), Kingsley Hall. Richmond, Va. H17870 Coburn Hall, Pickford Hall in background. Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17871 Virginia Union University (colored) Baptist Institution. Pickford Hall, Kingsley Hall in distance. Richmond, Va. H17872 Group of workers, "Richmond Planet" negro newspaper, 311 N. 4th Street, Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17877 Interior, Mechanics Savings Bank, 3rd. and Clay Street, Richmond, Va. H17878 Mechanics Savings Bank building, 3rd. and Clay Street, Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17879 Colored girl selecting tobacco, Lorillard Branch of the American Tobacco Company. Richmond, Va. H17880 Colored girl at stemming machine. Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17881 Worker at stemming machine, Lorillard Branch, American Tobacco Company. Richmond, Va. H17882 Worker at stemming machine, Lorillard Branch, American Tobacco Company. Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17883 Cashing Department, Lorillard Branch, American Tobacco Company, Richmond, Va. H17884 Lunchroom, colored employees, Lorillard Branch, American Tobacco Company. Richmond, Va.

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Transcription: H17885 Noon-day dancing (colored), Lorillard Branch, American Tobacco Company. Richmond, Va. H17886 Colored laborer, Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Newport News, Virginia.

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Transcription: H17887 Laborer, Newport News Ship-building and Dry Dock Company. Newport News, Va. H17888 Laborer, Newport News Ship-building and Dry Dock Company. Newport News, Va. H17889 Laborer, Newport News Ship-building and Dry Dock Company. Newport News, Va.

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Transcription: H17890 Laborers, Newport News Ship-building and Dry Dock Company. Va. H17891 Laborers, Newport News Ship-building and Dry Dock Company. Va. H17892 Ship yard workers, idle lunch hour. Newport News, Va. H17893 Ship yard workers, idle lunch hour. Newport News, Va.

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Transcription: H17894 Ship yard workers idle lunch hour. Newport News, Va. H17895 Waiting for the Lunch room to open. Newport News, Va. H17896 Lunchroom for colored workers. Newport News, Va. H17897 Ship yard workers. Newport News, Va.

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Transcription: H17898 Ship yard workers. Newport News, Va. H17899 Ship yard workers. Newport News, Va. H17900 Ship yard workers. Newport News, Va. H17901 Out-of-doors lunch stand, colored workers. Newport News, Va.

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Transcription: H17902 Traveling chicken market. Newport News, Va. H17904 Second Calvary Church, foreground, First Calvary Church, background, Wide Street, Norfolk, Va. H17903 Men playing checkers at the Y.M.C.A. after work. Newport News, Va.

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Transcription: H17905 Interior - Tidewater Bank and Trust Company (colored), Church Street, Norfolk, Va. H17906 Interior - Tidewater Bank and Trust Company (colored), Church St., Norfolk, Va.

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Transcription: H17907 Huntersville, colored suburbs. Norfolk, Va. H17908 Palace Vaudeville for colored people. Church Street, Norfolk, Va. H17909 Truckmen on the wharf. Norfolk, Va. H17910 Truckmen on the wharf. Norfolk, Va.

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Transcription: H17911 Truckmen on the wharf. Norfolk, Va. H17912 Four stores, Truxton. Portsmouth, Va. H17913 Four stores, Truxton. Portsmouth, Va. H17914 Negro colony built by United States Government. Truxton, Portmouth, Va.

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Transcription: H17915 Negro colony built by United States Government. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va. H17916 Negro colony built by United States Government. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va. H17917 Renting office and man in charge. Negro colony built by United States Government. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va. H17918 Two-family home. Negro colony built by United States Government. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va.

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Transcription: H17919 Public School under construction. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va. H17920 One-family home. Negro colony built by United States Government. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va. H17921 One-family home. Negro colony built by United States Government. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va. H17922 One-family home. Truxton, Portsmouth, Va.

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Transcription: H17923 Shiloh Methodist Episcopal Church. Charleston, S.C. H17924 "Seven Mile School." Charleston, S.C. H17925 "Seven Mile School." Charleston, S.C. H17926 Chain-gang. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17927 Chain-gang. Charleston, S.C. H17928 Chain-gang at work. Charleston, S.C. H17929 Chain-gang at work. Charleston, S.C. H17930 Chain-gang at work. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17931 Chain-gang at work. Charleston, S.C. H17932 Chain-gang at work. Charleston, S.C. H17933 Chain-gang at work. Charleston, S.C. H17934 Negro working cotton ware-house. Charleton, S.C.

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Transcription: H17935 Mule cart transporting cotton. Charleston, S.C. H17936 Mule cart driver. Charleston, S.C. H17937 Employees, cotton warehouses. Charleston, S.E. H17938 Warehouse workers. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17939 Girls hired to pick up cotton fallen from trucks. Charleston, S.C. H17940 Girls hired to pick up cotton fallen from the truck. Charleston, S.C. H17941 Colored mammy selling peanuts. Charleston, S.C. H17942 Colored mammy selling peanuts. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17943 Colored fruit vendor. Charleston, S.C. H17944 Colored fruit vendor. Charleston, S.C. H17945 Colored woman selling peanuts. Charleston, S.C. H17946 Colored fruit vendor. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17947 Fruit vendor with wheelbarrow. Charleston, S.C. H17948 Colored fruit vendor. Charleston, S.C. H17949 Colored laborers. Charleston, S.C. H17950 Colored laborer. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17951 Colored laborer. Charleston, S.C. H17952 Dock laborer. Charleston, S.C. H17953 Little colored girl. Charleston, S.C. H17954 Colored children. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17955 Little colored children. Charleston, S.C. H17956 Two little colored girls. Charleston, S.C. H17957 Little colored girl. Charleston, S.C. H17958 Little girl minding baby. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17959 Washing out-of-doors. Charleston, S.C. H17960 Small apartments - greatly crowded district. Charleston, S.C. H17961 Row of negro homes. Charleston, S.C. H17962 Old house accommodating two families. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17963 Row of dilapidated shacks. Charleston, S.C. H17964 Row of dilapidated shacks. Charleston, S.C. H17965 Old tumbledown shack. Charleston, S.C. H17966 Old tumbledown shack. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17967 Old house with slave quarter porch. Charleston, S.C. H17968 Old wooden shacks. Charleston, S.C. H17969 Old shacks. Charleston, S.C. H17970 Discarded corrugated sheet iron hut. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17971 Discarded corrugated sheet iron hut. Charleston, S.C. H17972 Row of negro houses. Charleston, S.C. H17973 Farm workers gathering crop. Charleston, S.C. H17974 Old mammy smoking pipe while working on farm. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17975 Old mammy smoking pipe while working on farm. Charleston, S.C. H17976 Colored farm worker plowing. Charleston. S.C. H17977 Colored farmer plowing. Charleston, S.C. H17978 Typical colored farm house. Charleston, S.C.

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Transcription: H17979. Farmhouse and barn. Charleston, S.C. H17980 Loafing on street corner. Charleston, S.C. H17981 Old colored man. Charleston, S.C. H17982 Practical farm instruction given by teachers, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H17983 Teacher visiting farm, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H17984 Hampton House, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H17985 Representatives St. Helena cooperative society. St. Helena Island, S.C. H17986 Community class, sewing for neighbors. St. Helena Island, S.C. H17987 Three members, community class. St. Helena Island, S.C. H17988 Negro boy farming for his widowed mother. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H17997 Mother and child. St. Helena Island, S.C. H17998 Better house near Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H17999 Better house near Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18000 Neighbor of Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18001 Mother and child. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18002 Pupil, Penn Normal Industrial and Agriculture School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18003 Mother and child. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18004 Mother and child. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18005 Pupil, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18006 Pupil, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18007 Pupil, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18008 Pupil, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18009 Old Glory and Penn School flag. Penn School, St. Helena Island, S.C. H18010 "Home Acre" Instruction, Penn Industrial and Agriculture School. Penn School, St. Helena Island, S.C. H18011 "Home Acre" Instruction, Penn Industrial and Agriculture School, Penn School, St. Helena Island, S.C. H18012 "Home Acre" Instruction, Penn Industrial and Agriculture School, Penn School, St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18013 Body truck made in Penn School shop. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18014 Primary pupils singing lullaby, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18015 Story telling, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18016 Community work done by teachers, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18017 Repair work done by students, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18018 Repair work done by students for the neighbors, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18019 Edding Point School, near Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18020 Modern methods - training building - Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18021 St. Helena Island, S.C. - Class in basketry - Penn School. H18022 At forge, Penn School shops. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18023 Lesson in cobbling, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18024 Making baskets, Penn School. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18025 Rev. Frank Washington, Methodist Minister. St. Helena Island, S.C. H18026 Rev. Frank Washington, Methodist Minister. St. Helena Island, S.C.

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Transcription: H18027 Cotton warehouses on the wharf. Savannah, Ga. H18028 Cotton warehouses on the wharf. Savannah, Ga. H18029 Cotton warehouses on the wharf. Savannah, Ga. H18030 Transporting cotton. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18031 Bales of cotton stored on wharf. Savannah, Ga. H18032 Bales of cotton stored on wharf. Savannah, Ga. H18033 Bales of cotton stored on wharf. Savannah, Ga. H18034 Market day. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18035 Moving day. Savannah, Ga. H18036 Selling sugar cane. Savannah, Ga. H18037 St. Philips American Methodist Episcopal Church. Savannah, Ga. H18038 St. Philips American Methodist Episcopal Church. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18039 "Thankful Baptist Church." Rev. W. M. Berrin, pastor. Savannah, Ga. H18040 "Thankful Baptist Church." Rev. W. M. Berrin, Pastor. Savannah, Ga. H18041 Better class, colored section. Savannah, Ga. H18042 Row of one-family homes. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18043 Four-family houses. Savannah, Ga. H18044 Negro homes. Savannah, Ga. H18045 Row of negro shacks. Savannah, Ga. H18046 Small two-room shacks. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18047 Home of wealthy negro. Savannah, Ga. H18048 Home of well-to-do negro. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18049 Better class home. Savannah, Ga. H18050 English class, War Camp Community Service. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18051 Sitting room, War Camp Community Service. Savannah, Ga. H18052 Cooking class, War Camp Community Service. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18053 Carnegie Library (colored). Savannah, Ga. H18054 Charity Hospital. Savannah, Ga.

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Transcription: H18055 Colored laborers. Atlanta, Ga. H18057 Colored fireman. Atlanta, Ga. H18056 Colored fireman. Savannah, Ga. H18058 Colored laborers. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18059 Colored janitor. Atlanta, Ga. H18060 Colored laborers. Atlanta, Ga. H18061 Colored messenger boy, Western Union. Atlanta, Ga. H18062 Colored laborers. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18063 Colored laborers. Atlanta, Ga. H18064 Colored expressman. Atlanta, Ga. H18065 Two colored children. Atlanta, Ga. H18066 Poor houses, Clifton St., Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18067 Poor houses, Clifton St., Atlanta, Ga. H18068 London Lane, poor section. Atlanta, Ga. H18069 Bad conditions. Atlanta, Ga. H18070 Bad conditions, London Lane. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18071 Bad conditions, London Lane. Atlanta, Ga. H18072 Backyard conditions, London Lane. Atlanta, Ga. H18073 Backyard conditions, London Lane. Atlanta, Ga. H18074 Backyard conditions, London Lane. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18075 Logan's Alley. Atlanta, Ga. H18076 Logan's Alley. Atlanta, Ga. H18077 Bad conditions, Vernon St., Atlanta, Ga. H18078 Home of Dr. J. N. Barber, 280 Houston St., Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18079 Ben Davis Apartments. Atlanta, Ga. H18080 Apartments owned by Mrs. Ford, 242 Gain St., Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18081 Apartment house, 54 Irwin St., Atlanta, Ga. H18082 Odd Fellow Building, 200 Auburn St., Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18083 Pittsburg section, Berkley Street, Atlanta, Ga. H18084 Colored Public School, Pittsburg section. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18085 Cooking class, War Camp Community Service. Atlanta, Ga. H18086 Colored Y.M.C.A. Building. Butler St., Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18087 Storrs colored school, Houston St., Atlanta, Ga. H18088 Gate City Colored School. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18089 Gate City Colored School. Atlanta, Ga. H18090 Gate City Colored School, Houston St., Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18091 Classroom, Pittsburg Public School. Atlanta, Ga. H18092 Pittsburg Colored School building. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18093 Poor conditions, Pittsburg Public School. Atlanta, Ga. H18094 Committee Church Cooperation. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18095 Big Bethel A.Methodist Episcopal Church on Butler and Auburn Streets. Atlanta, Ga. H18096 Big Bethel A.Methodist Episcopal Church, Butler and Auburn Streets. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18097 First Congregational Church. Atlanta, Ga. H18098 Butler Street Baptist Church. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18099 Campus of Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H18100 Campus of Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H18101 Campus of Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H18102 Interior of operating room, Spelman Seminary, McVicar Hospital. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18103 Library, Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H18104 McVicar Hospital, Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18105 Campus, Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga. H18106 Laura Spelman Rockfeller Memorial - Spelman Seminary. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18107 Chemistry Class. Atlanta, Ga. H18108 Baby Miriam, Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga. H18109 Baby Miriam, Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga. H18110 Baby Miriam, Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18111 Two children near Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga. H18112 Leonard St. Orphan Home, 1890. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18113 Playground, Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga. H18114 Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18115 Girls ironing, Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga. H18116 Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18117 Laundry room, Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga. H18118 Playground, Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18119 Two children of Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga. H18120 Miss Mary A. Chadwick, Supt., Leonard St. Orphan Home. Atlanta, Ga.

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Transcription: H18121 Colored church near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18122 Hickory Grove Colored School, children at recess, Macon Co. Alabama.

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Transcription: H18123 Hickory Grove Colored School, recess time. Macon Co., Alabama. H18124 Hickory Grove Colored School. Macon Co., Alabama. H18125 Harris Barret School, flag raising day, near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18126 Girls' Building, Tuskegee Institute. Alabama. H18127 Exterior dining hall, Tuskegee Institute. Alabama.

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Transcription: H18128 Campus, Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18129 Girls' Building, Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18130 Exterior dining hall, Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18131 United States agriculture agents instructing boy to plow. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18132 United States Knapp Agriculture Service Truck. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18133 Farm instruction by United States Agricultural Department. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18134 Farm instruction by United States Agricultural Department. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18135 Farm instruction by United States Agricultural Department. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18136 Interior colored farmer's house. Macon County, Alabama. H18137 Country home of negro family. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18138 Log cabin home near Tuskegee. Macon County, Alabama. H18139 Typical colored home near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18140 Poor class home, Chehaw. Macon County, Alabama. H18141 One room shack near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18142 Old log cabin home near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18143 Better class home. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18144 Successful famer's home. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18145 Cotton gin. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18146 Cotton gin mill. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18147 Mr. W. B. Chambliss, a successful farmer. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18148 Mr. W. B. Chambliss. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18149 Old fashioned syrup mill. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18150 Old fashioned syrup mill. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18151 Old fashioned syrup mill. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18152 Old fashioned syrup mill. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18153 Press, old fashioned syrup mill. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18154 Primitive cane press, syrup mill. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18155 Mr. W. M. Welch, agent, United States Agricultural Department, giving instruction. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18156 Mr. W. M. Welch and Mr. T. M. Campbell, extension work, giving instruction on farm near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18157 Mr. W. M. Welch and Mr. T. M. Campbell, extension work, giving instruction on farm near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18158 Mr. W. M. Welch and Mr. T. M. Campbell, extension work, giving instruction on farm near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18159 Mr. T. M. Campbell, director, extension work under United States Government. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18160 Home of P. M. Gunn, typical Southern wash day. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18161 Small boy plowing near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18162 Little colored kiddie. Chehaw, Alabama. H18163 Bashful little girl. Chehaw, Alabama. H18164 Two little kiddies. Chehaw, Alabama. H18165 Country boy near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18172 Better type country girl near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18173 Young girl near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18174 Young girl near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18175 Little colored girl. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18176 Little colored girl. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18177 Little colored girl. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H41549 The school team of horses. Rust College. Holly Springs, Mississippi. H41550 Team of horses plowing. Rust College. Holly Springs, Mississippi. H41551 Soil erosion near Holly Springs, Mississippi. H41552 Soil erosion near Holly Springs, Mississippi.

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Transcription: H41553 The orchard of John Taylor, prosperous farmer near Holly Springs, Mississippi. H41554 The orchard of John Taylor, prosperous farmer near Holly Springs, Mississippi. H41555 John Taylor, Jr., son of prosperous negro farmer near Holly Springs, Mississippi. H41556 The exterior of the Isaac School near Holly Springs, Mississippi. H41557 Interior of Isaacs School near Holly Springs, Mississippi.

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Transcription: H18178 Old man. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18179 Old colored man. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18180 Mother and child. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18181 Home life. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18182 Farmhouse near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18183 "The Practice Cottage." Harris Barret School. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18184 "The Practice Cottage." Harris Barret School. Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18185 Alabama State Reform School for Boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18186 Stock farm and silo, Alabama State Reform School for Boys, Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18187 Exterior stock farm, Alabama State Reform School for Boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama H18188 Interior dormitory. Alabama State Reform School for Boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18189 Sunday morning drill, Alabama State Reform School for Boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18190 Group of inmates. Alabama State Reform School for Boys, Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18191 Boys repairing road. State Reform School for Boys, Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18192 Commissary building. State Reform School for Boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18193 Interior of stock farm. Alabama State Reform School for Boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18194. Pigs raised by inmates, State Reform School for Boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18195 Herd of pigs, raised by inmates, Alabama State Reform School for Boys Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18196 Colored boy of Alabama State Reform School for boys. Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18199 Colored boy of Alabama State Reform School, Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18198 Colored boy of Alabama State Reform School, Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18199 Colored boy. Alabama State Reform School. Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18200 Colored boy of Alabama State Reform School. Mount Meigs, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18205 White and colored men working American Cast Iron Pipe Company, Birmingham, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18206 Interior of the home of an employee of the American Cast Iron Pipe Company, Birmingham, Alabama. H18207. Interior of the home of an employee of the American Cast Iron Pipe Company. Birmingham, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18208 Social Service worker teaching English - American Cast Iron Pipe Company. Birmingham, Alabama. H18209 One family home. Westfield Village. Fairfield, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18210 Two family home. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama. H18211 Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18212 Model cottage where Domestic Science classes are held, Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama. H18213 Westfield School No. 1. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18214 Westfield School No. 2. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama. H18215 Community Bath House. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18216 Fraternal Hall. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama. H18217 Baptist Church. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18218 Community Building. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama. H18219 Exterior Community House. Westfield Village near Fairfield, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18220 Boys' Dormitory and one of the cottages, Calhoun Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama. H18221 Student, Calhoun Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama. H18222 Student, Calhoun Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama. H18223 Main building, Calhoun Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18224 Country Church in the district, Calhoun Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama. H18225 Old farm house. Calhoun, Alabama. H18226 Better class rural home near Calhoun School. Alabama. H18227 Home and family, R. W. Brown, Director of Agriculture. Calhoun, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18228 Captain Roper, Instructor Agriculture, Calhoun School. Alabama. H18229 Old fashioned log cabin. Calhoun, Alabama. H18230 Old Plantation Home near Calhoun, Alabama. H18231 Members of the Faculty, Calhoun Colored School. Alabama.

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Transcription: H18232 Mrs. R. W. Brown. Calhoun, Alabama. H18233 Mrs. Roper, wife of Captain Roper. Calhoun, Alabama. H18234 Prof. R. W. Brown and family. Calhoun, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18235 Group of Sunday School pupils. Calhoun Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama. H18236 Group of Sunday School pupils. Calhoun Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama. H18237 Group of Sunday School pupils. Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama. H18238 Group of Sunday School pupils. Colored School. Calhoun, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18239 Student of Calhoun Colored School. Alabama. H18240 Student of Calhoun Colored School. Alabama. H18241 Old man worker at Talladega College. Talladega, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18242 Old man worker at Talladega College. Talladega, Alabama. H18243 Young colored girl, student at Talladega College. Talladega, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18244 Young girl student at Talladega College. Alabama. H18245 Young girl student at Talladega College. Alabama.

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Transcription: H18246 Young girl student at Talladega College. Alabama. H18247 Young man, student at Talledega College, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18248 Young man, student at Talladega College. Alabama. H18249 Young man, student at Talladega College. Alabama.

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Transcription: H18250 Students, Talladega College. Talladega, Alabama. H18251 Group in Library, Talladega College. Talladega, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18252 Library Building, Talladega College. Talladega, Alabama. H18253

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Transcription: H18254 Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18255 Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18256 Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18257 Making sugar, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18258 Interior, filling bags, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18259 Granulating sugar, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18260 Large crane, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18261 Large crane, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18262 Transferring sugar, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18263 Transferring sugar, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18264 Cars loaded with sugar cane. Reserve, La. H18265 Cars loaded with sugar cane. Reserve, La. H18266 Cars loaded with sugar cane. Reserve. La. H18267 Plantation, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18268 Collecting sugar cane, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18269 Cutting sugar cane, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18270 Cuttling sugar cane, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18271 Reserve Refining Company Sugar Cane Plantation. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18272 Cutting sugar cane, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La. H18273 Cutting sugar cane, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18274 Foreman, Reserve Refining Company Plantation. Reserve, La. H18275 Cane cutters, Reserve Refining Company. Reserve, La.

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Transcription: H18276 St. Pierre Catholic Church. Reserve, La. H18278 Bayou Road School. New Orleans, La. H18277 McDonough School. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18279 Bayou Road School. New Orleans, La. H18280 Creole teacher and group, Bayou Road School. New Orleans, La. H18281 Creole teacher and group, Bayou Road School. New Orleans, La. H18282 Creole teacher and group, Bayou Road School. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18283 Main building, Straight University. New Orleans, La. H18284 Straight University Campus. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18285 Flint-Goodridge Hospital, 1566 Canal St., New Orleans, La. H18286 New Orleans University, for Negroes, St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18287 New Orleans University. New Orleans, La. H18288 New Orleans University, St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18289 Pythian Temple. New Orleans, La. H18290 Xavier Roman Catholic College, 1885. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18291 Xavier Catholic Church. New Orleans, La. H18292 Central Congregational Church. New Orleans, La. H18293 Day Nursery, Central Congregational Church. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18294 Day Nursery group, Central Congregational Church. New Orleans, La. H18295 Plugging syrup barrels. New Orleans, La. H18296 Headquarters, Longshoremans' Union. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18297 Headquarters, Longshoremen's Union. New Orleans, La. H18298 Officers, Longshoremen's Union. New Orleans, La. H18299 Method transportation materials. New Orleans, La. H18300 Truck transportation. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18301 Loading river barges. New Orleans, La. H18302 Loading river barges. New Orleans, La. H18303 Colored laborer. New Orleans, La. H18304 Colored laborer. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18305 Colored laborer. New Orleans, La. H18306 Unloading barge. New Orleans, La. H18307 Unloading barge. New Orleans, La. H18308 Longshoremen unloading barge. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18309 Longshoremen unloading barge. New Orleans, La. H18310 Unloading barge. New Orleans, La. H18311 Unloading cotton. New Orleans, La. H18312 Moving cotton bales. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18313 Longshoremen working among cotton bales. New Orleans, La. H18314 White and colored Longshoremen. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18315 Longshoremen unloadig cotton bales. New Orleans, La. H18316 Longshoremen unloading barge. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18317 Colored Longshoremen. New Orleans, La. H18318 Colored Longshoremen. New Orleans, La. H18319 Colored Longshoremen. New Orleans, La. H18320 Colored Longshoreman. New Orleans, La.

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Transcription: H18321 Old colored Longshoreman. New Orleans, La. H18322 Old colored man collecting wood. New Orleans, La. H18323 Jubilee Hall, Fisk University. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18324 Class Sociology, Fisk University. Nashville, Tennessee. H18325 Class in handwork, Fisk University. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18326 Professor Mowbray, Department Sociology, Fisk University, presenting case to Juvenile Court Judge. Nashville, Tenn. H18327 Handwork, Bethlehem House, Fisk University. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18328 Tennessee Agricultural State Normal School, Trades building. Nashville, Tennessee. H18329 Tennessee Agricultural State Normal School, Main building. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18330 Tennessee Agricultural State Normal School, Main building. Nashville, Tennessee. H18331 Pearl High School for Negroes. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18332 Pearl High School for Negroes. Nashville, Tennessee. H18333 Dr. T. W. Stephens, D.D., Social Service Worker, Meharry University. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18334 Dr. Charles O. Hadley, Demonstrator Anatomy, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tennessee. H18335 Dr. J. B. Fowler, Demonstrator of Anatomy, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18336 Dr. W. M. Sevier, Pharmaceutical Class, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tennessee. H18337 Dental Department of the Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18338 Typesetter, National Baptist Publishing Board. Nashville, Tennessee. H18339 Colored worker at press, National Baptist Publishing Board. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18344 Child playing with negro doll. Nashville, Tennessee. H18345 Mr. J. C. Napier, Banker and lawyer, formerly U.S. Registrar of Treasury. Nashville, Tennessee

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Transcription: H18346 Mr. J. C. Napier, Banker and lawyer, formerly U.S. Registrar of Treasury. Nashville, Tennessee. H18347 Mr. J. C. Napier, Banker and lawyer, formerly U.S. Registrar of Treasury. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18352 Social Service Worker, Plymouth Settlement House. Louisville, Ky. H18353 Colored Branch Y.M.C.A., 920 Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18354 Pythian Temple (colored), 10th and Chestnut Sts. Louisville, Ky. H18355 Quinn American Methodist Episcopal Church, 9th and Chestnut Streets, Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18360 Pearlie May, once totally blind, but sight restored by aid, Presbyterian Colored Mission. Louisville, Ky. H18361 Pearlie May, once totally blind, but sight restored by aid, Presbyterian Colored Mission. Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18362 Pearlie May, once totally blind and Jim, tubercular boy, under care Presbyterian Mission. Louisville, Ky. H18363 Mother and child, Presbyterian Mission. Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18364 Dilapidated home from which poor family was moved by aid of Presbyterian Colored Mission. Louisville, Ky. H18365 Good home to which family were moved by aid of Presbyterian Colored Mission. Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18366 Aunt Isabelle Harris, blind, but able to do her house work, etc. Presbyterian Colored Mission. Louisville, Ky. H18367 Colored Branch, Public Library. Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18368 Colored Branch, Free Public Library, 10th and Chestnut Streets, Louisville, Ky. H18369 Interior home, Professor W. B. Mathews, Principal HighSchool, 2121 Chestnut St., W. Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18370 Home, Professor W. B. Mathews, Principal, Louisville Colored High School, 2121 West Chestnut Street, Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H18372 C[***] High School, 9th and Chestnut Streets, Louisville, Ky. H18373 C[***] High School, 9th and Chestnut Streets, Louisville, Ky.

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Transcription: H17873 Exterior "The Richmond Planet," 311 N. 4th St. Richmond, VA. H17874 St. Luke's building, home of St. Luke's Order Fraternal Insurance. Richmond, VA.

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Transcription: H17875 Mrs. Maggie L, Walker, Pres. St. Luke's Penny Saving Bank. Richmond, VA. H17876 Interior, Mechanics Savings Bank, 3rd and Clay St. Richmond, VA.

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Transcription: H17989 Negro home. St. Helena Island, SC. H17990 Mother and child living near Penn School. St. Helena Island, SC. H17991 Mother and child living near Penn School. St. Helena Island, SC. H17992 Neighbor of Penn School. St. Helena School. St. Helena Island, SC.

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Transcription: H17993 Teacher meeting group at "Praise House." St. Helena Island, SC. H17994 "Praise House" near Penn School. St. Helena Island, SC. H17995 Farmer near Penn School. St. Helena Island, SC. H17996 Rural home Penn School has helped. St. Helena Island, SC.

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Transcription: H18166 Little ragged country boy. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18167 Little ragged country boy. "The Thinker" colored type. Tuskegee, Alabama. H18168 Young boy near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18169 Young boy. Near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18170 Young boy. Near Tuskegee, Alabama. H18171 Young boy. Near Tuskegee, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18201 Colored boy of Alabama State Reform School. Mount Meigs, Alabama. H18202 Saturday night, Birmingham Colored War Camp Community Service. Birminham, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18203 Colored man working at American Cast Iron Pipe Co. Birmingham, Alabama. H18204 White and colored folk working side by side. American Cast Iron Pipe Co. Birmingham, Alabama.

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Transcription: H18340 Book binding department, National Baptist Publishing Board. Nashville, Tennessee. H18341 Dr. R.P. Boyd - Founder and Secretary National Baptist Publishing Board. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18342 Lino-type machine. National Baptist Publishing Board. Nashville, Tennessee. H18343 Child playing with Negro doll. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Transcription: H18348 Mr. J.C. Napier, Banker and lawyer, formerly U.S. Registrar of Treasury. Nashville, Tennessee. H18349 Plymouth Settlement House, Rev. E.G. Harris in charge, 17th and Chestnut Sts. Louisville, KY.

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Transcription: H18350 Social Service Worker, Plymouth Settlement House, Louisville, KY. H18351 Social Service Worker, Plymouth Settlement House, Louisville, KY.

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Transcription: H18356 Sewing class beginnier. Presbyterian Colored Mission. Louisville, KY. H18357 Louisville, KY. - Presbyterian Colored Mission - Aunt Isabelle.

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Transcription: H18358 Beginner classs sewing, Presbyterian Colored Mission, Louisville, KY. H18359 Aunt Isabelle Harris, blind but able to do her housework, etc. Presbyterian Colored Mission, Louisville, KY.

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