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Store with false front. Vicinity of Selma, Alabama

Store with false front. Vicinity of Selma, Alabama

Store with false front. Vicinity of Selma, Alabama

A black and white photo of an old building, Abandoned stores. Advance, Alabama

A black and white photo of a coffee shop, Alabama feed store front

A black and white photo of an old western town, Abandoned stores. Advance, Alabama

A group of people sitting on a bench in front of a store, Sidewalk scene in Selma, Alabama

A black and white photo of an eagle's store, Eagle's Store. Selma, Alabama

A black and white photo of an eagle's store, Eagle's Store. Selma, Alabama

Store with false front. Vicinity of Selma, Alabama

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Date

1936
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United States. Farm Security Administration, Sponsor
Evans, Walker, 1903-1975, Photographer
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New York Public Library
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http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/
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Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")

label_outline Explore Selma, Vicinity, History Of Alabama

The old Deseret Store. 19th century stereoscope card. Utah.

Preliminary chart of the sea coast of part of Alabama and Mississippi

[3 maps of New York and vicinity showing the system of reservoirs and aquaducts for New York City's water supply, overprinted on U. S. Geological Survey quadrangles joined together.]

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.)

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

Map of the City of New York and its vicinity from actual surveys under the direction of H. F. Walling.

Audience at square dance, Skyline Farms, Alabama

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

Audience at square dance, Skyline Farms, Alabama

R. C. Luesley's burro pack train, in a mountain pass, loaded with merchandise for his store at Silverton, San Juan.

[An interior of a sportmen's store showing hunting trophies.]

View of a drug store. 19th century stereoscopic views of Minnesota

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