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[Canning and preserving at demonstration center at Little Wakefield, Germantown]
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Encampment [at Richmond]
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Encampment [at Richmond]
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[Fire truck in front of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Philadelphia]
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[American Legion parade, Broad Street, Philadelphia, August 30, 1949]
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[Mr. Eckels, winner of Antique Derby at the 1934 Philadelphia Auto Show, with his automobiles, a 1892 Blackie Car and a "1934 Delage"]
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[Women and girls posed at Glendinning Rock Gardens, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia]
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[All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors in West Fairmount Park, Philadelphia]
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[All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors in West Fairmount Park, Philadelphia]
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[All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors in West Fairmount Park, Philadelphia]
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[Dock workers transporting ice on a pier in Philadelphia]
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The port, Philadelphia. Loading ships from cars.
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[Boys' music class]
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Philadelphia. Chestnut St. looking east from Broad St.
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[African American family in front of their Pennsylvania residence]
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1815 Delancey Place, Philadelphia
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Masonic Temple, Philadelphia.
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Gov. Andrews, Mass [graphic] / Warren's 289 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.; Under the Superintendence of Mr. S. B. Heald.
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David Paul Brown
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Parson Brownlow
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A.V. Burlingame [graphic].
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Sec. Chase
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Rev. Mr. Cheever
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Rev. Dr. Cheever
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Fanny Kemble.
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[Abraham Lincoln]
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Robt. Dale Owen
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Dr. Theo. Parker
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W.H. Seward
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George H. Stuart
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Judge Stroude.
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Wilmot
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[Unidentified young African American woman]
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[Parson William Gannaway Brownlow]
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Anna Dickinson
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Rev. Albert Barnes [graphic].
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Horace Mann [graphic].
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[Lucretia Mott]
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[Lucretia Mott]
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[Young African American nursemaid with her young white charge]
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923 Olive St. (house torn down) [graphic].
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[Security Bank & Trust Company, Franklin Street and Girard Avenue, Philadelphia.] [graphic] / Parker & Mullikin, photographers, P.O. Box 275, Upper Darby, Pa.
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1022 Chestnut Street (rear). [graphic].
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[714-716 N. 10th Street, Philadelphia] [graphic].
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[58 Good Street, Philadelphia] [graphic].
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Patterson & Lippincott, Poplar Street wharves
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Portrait album of well known 19th-century African American men of Philadelphia
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Jim Steward and his celebrated rocky mountain cat.
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[Millie and Christina, the "North Carolina twins"]
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[Millie and Christine McCoy] [graphic] / W.L. Germons, Temple of Art, 914 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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1908 South Street.
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Market St. Ferry.
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Market St. Ferry
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Market St. Ferry
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Market St. Ferry
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[920 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia] [graphic].
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[Black woman washing young black boy at a dam]
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Girard slave pens.
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Philadelphia Health Council. Camp Happy tents.
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N.J. State Colored Home, Vineland, N.J., Aug. 27, 1930.
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