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A typical Negro residence district.

A Negro cabin on the bank of the Tennessee

Beutner playground; The largest in the Negro residence area

Homes occupied and in part owned by Negroes

“Housing of Negroes in Harlem”

“Housing for Negroes in NYC”

Moors surprising a Negro Village

An Ideal Negro Home in Chatham County. Shivery family papers

An Ideal Negro Home in Chatham County. Shivery family papers

A savings bank in Negro residence area

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1922 - 1922
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New York Public Library
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Listening to the band concert, Columbian Exposition.

Strip maps of the "Trail to sunset" transcontinental automobile route: Chicago-Los Angeles via Santa Fe Trail

Electric button pressed by President Cleveland to unfurl flags and start machinery at the Columbian Exposition.

Pennsylvania State exhibit, Agricultural Hall, Columbian Exposition.

Negro woman living on farm near Jefferson, Texas, preparing dinner

Chicago: the Union Stock Yards [stockyards]. A wild lot from Texas, U.S.A.

The Pittsburgh Courier is widely read in the Negro section of Chicago, Illinois

Row of Negro cabins, Destrehan, Louisiana

A Bahian Negro; Probably from Lagos, West Africa.

Colored flood refugees at the door of their boxcar home near Cache, Illinois

Backyard of James Simmons' farmhouse which he rents from an insurance company. Simmons is a tenant farmer with ten children. Near Marseilles, Illinois

Michigan Ave., north from 13th Street.

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race relations united states african americans chicago ill banks the negro in chicago a study of race relations and a race riot by the chicago commission on race relations negro residence area savings bank ultra high resolution high resolution schomburg center for research in black culture new york public library chicago illinois