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Post card with "Some of the Churches and Schools for Colored People in Helena Arkansas" written above photos of four different brick church and school buildings African-American Institutions
Newspaper front page "Arkansas Echo" Arkansas Echo
German newspaper front page Arkansas Staats-Zeitung
African American adults and children gathered in large room with beds and tables Awaiting Passage to Liberia
Postcard depicting crowd of African-American men and women gathered at body of water watching a baptism Baptisms
Native American men and women standing in clearing surrounded by mound buildings and trees Buffalo Dance
African-American men in uniforms labeled "Claybrook Tigers" pose for a group photograph with bats and gloves laid out in front of them Claybrook Tigers
Group of young African-American women posing in dresses Colored Industrial Institute Students
Multistory building inside fence on dirt road Colored Industrial Institute
Drawing of multistory buildings and chapel on street Colored Industrial Institute
Group of African-American children and teachers outside a clapboard school house Colored Industrial Institute
"The Colored Race at the North" newspaper clipping Free Blacks Article
Wooden church building with large spire with cross on top German Catholic Church
Large group of men in suits and hats posing for photo in front of flags German Day Parade
Native American man in traditional garb and headdress Halpatter-Micco
Group of Hmong men and women in traditional garb Hmong
Map showing extent of Native American land claims in Arkansas Indian Extents Map
Elaborate religious building with tall bell tower and round dome on city street with a used car lot next to it Jewish Temple
City street corner with tall store buildings and a city bus with ads on it Kempner's
Field of coffee plants with two tall palm trees Liberian Coffee Plantation
African-American women in formal dresses with a child sitting in chairs while men in suits stand behind them Methodist Missionaries
White man in suit holding his hat standing outside multistory house with two Native American men in traditional clothing on each side of him Osage Indians
multistory corner building and street intersection with cars and pedestrians Pfeifers Building
Mural featuring a Native American man in traditional garb Quapaw Man Mural
"A great work" newspaper clipping St. Joseph Colony Article
Newspaper front page "Stuttgart_Germania" Stuttgart Germania
"The Italian as a cotton picker" newspaper clipping Sunnyside Plantation Article
"Ninth Commencement of the M. M. Tate High School" on spotted paper Tate School Commencement
Advertisement with African-American men in suits "Alphonso Trent and His Orchestra" Alphonso Trent Orchestra
Three black soldiers uniformed holding rifles in safety position standing outside wood frame wall World War I Soldiers
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