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Three men in dress shirts stand on sidewalk below awning with "Tailors" sign near stairs

A. H. Thomasson and Son Tailors

Aerial view of white tents set up in rows on oval racetrack

African American Flood Refugees

Three-story ornate white house with red round towers and columns with an iron fence

Multistory brick building with two single story wings

Bottom's Orphange

People standing in dirt road between two rows of wooden buildings

Collins Street Scene

Machinery on the ground with yard and small building

Jerome Cotton Gin

Four white men in hats lounging on porch of store

Jerome Street Scene

Looking over street through residential neighborhood lined with houses and outbuildings

Monticello City Scene

Single story brick building beside railroad tracks

Monticello Depot

Single-story brick building with street lamps and flag poles

Monticello Post Office

Multistory buildings and houses on town streets as seen from above

Monticello View

Newspaper front page "Monticellonian"

Group portrait white school children with teachers outside wood-frame gabled building

Pleasant Springs School

White family standing in yard with house and outbuildings behind them

Taylor Log House and Grounds

Two-story log house with covered porches on grass

Taylor Log House and Site

Abandoned and overgrown two-story log house with covered porch on grass

Taylor Log House and Site Prior to Restoration

Two-story house with single-story extension and brick chimneys

Taylor Log House; 2017

White family in yard with house and bell tower with ladder

Taylor Log House

White boys on horse and standing beside horse with man leaning on bicycle and two white men standing behind a truck filled with boxes of bottles

Tillar Street Scene

Aerial view of tent city amid trees

White Flood Refugees

Dirt road between rows of single and multistory storefronts with covered entrances

Wilmar Street Scene

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