Location of schools of the Board of Education for Negroes of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1921.

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Negro rural school. Creek County, Oklahoma

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Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history

Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history

Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history

Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history

Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history

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label_outline Explore Methodist Adventures In Negro Education, Stowell Jay S Jay Samuel 1883 1966 Author, Methodist Episcopal Church

Dr. Wilhelm A. Bauer; Angelo Soliman der hochfürstlice Mohr; Ein exotishes kapitel alt-wien. [Title page]

Le chef Gaye et ses sujets (Niellim).

The Negro in West Africa: Liberian Hinterland.

The port of Timbuctoo.. Tombouctou, Mali, Western Africa

Ischl. Hotel Elisabeth & Esplanade Cartes de visite

R. B. Hudson and family, Selma, Ala.

House of the Rev. John Rankin, Ripley, Ohio

The Gba or Bwe river flowing into the Cavalla from the west (note palms on banks and muscovy ducks)

Plantation scene. Folks all home. African Americans, 19th century stereoscope card.

Funchal - East view. - A black and white drawing of a view of a bay

[Great Kills, Exterior] Great Kills Station, "Great Kills Branch Library, 1920's: The Great Kills Branch has outgrown two buildings and is now too busy for its present building at 56 Giffords Lane and its annual circulation of over 200,000"

[Studio portrait of unidentified woman dressed in a rouched jacket and large striped bow at neck.]

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