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"L'homme à tout faire"; A Coloured storekeeper, Alabama.

A Negro's log cabin [thoroughly comfortable and tastefully furnished inside], Alabama.

A black and white photo of an old house, Detail of boardinghouse. Birmingham, Alabama

Expert workmen, cutting leather for high quality shoes, Massachusetts.

Steel mill and workers' houses near Birmingham, Alabama.

Steelmill workers' houses, company owned. Vicinity of Birmingham, Alabama

Steelmill workers' houses, company owned. Vicinity of Birmingham, Alabama

Store with false front. Vicinity of Selma, Alabama

Livingston, Robert, Junr., addressed to Abraham Yates Esqr., High Sheriff for the City and County of Albany

Luxury and comfort; An elegantly appointed barber shop owned and patronized exclusively by colored citizens, Birmingham, Alabama.

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Picryl description: Public domain image of a historic place interior, salon, hall lobby, living room, 18th-19th century architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

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african americans progress barbershops african american business enterprises birmingham ala progress and achievements of the colored people barber shop ultra high resolution high resolution schomburg center for research in black culture new york public library birmingham alabama
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Date

1917 - 1917
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New York Public Library
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https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/
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Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")

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Le chef Gaye et ses sujets (Niellim).

Country Store: interior, Ewen Avenue, Spuyten Duyvil, Bronx.

Birmingham and Horseshoe Falls. New York Sterecope Card.

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

The Alabama, northwest corner Riverside Drive and 127th Street; Plan of first floor; Plan of upper floos; The Palisades; Looking South from 'The Alabama' (seeing Grant's Tomb on the left and' Historic' Claremont on the right.)

Negro demonstrator's home.

Miner in the anthracite district. Pleasant Unity, Pennsylvania

Shipping cotton by rail; Cars near vast cotton - growing districts being loaded with bales bound for the great manufacturing centers.

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

Corner of dormitory, homeless men's bureau, Sioux City, Iowa

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african americans progress barbershops african american business enterprises birmingham ala progress and achievements of the colored people barber shop ultra high resolution high resolution schomburg center for research in black culture new york public library birmingham alabama