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Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

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Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

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songs dogs african americans segregation mothers and sons children 1890 1899 death pathos scores american popular songs udall lyn composer kennett karl lyricist african americans children 1890 1899 sheet music backyard high resolution ultra high resolution dog
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1899 - 1899
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label_outline Explore Backyard, African Americans Children 1890 1899

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

There'd never been no trouble if they'd kidnapped a coon

There'd never been no trouble if they'd kidnapped a coon

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Negro slum area between D and C Streets off 1st Street, SW, Washington, D.C.; Most houses have five small rooms renting for $20.50 a month, with rear wood kitchen shed, cold water, outdoor privy.

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

Stay in your own backyard - Public domain sheet music scan

There'd never been no trouble if they'd kidnapped a coon

Amoskeag backyard off Canal Street. These structures house Amoskeag workers. Some are more than two years behind in rent, but still permitted to live there by the mills. Manchester, New Hampshire.

[Unidentified standing figures: woman, her folded arms leaning on back of chair, and young man, probably her son, left hand on book.]

There'd never been no trouble if they'd kidnapped a coon

Don't wake my pickaniny - Public domain sheet music scan

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songs dogs african americans segregation mothers and sons children 1890 1899 death pathos scores american popular songs udall lyn composer kennett karl lyricist african americans children 1890 1899 sheet music backyard high resolution ultra high resolution dog