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Single-story building with tall windows and double doors "Delta Area Museum"

Delta Area Museum

Multistory brick church building

First Baptist Church

Multistory brick church building with covered porch with four front columns and tall steeple on top

First United Methodist Church

African American men

White students posing in front of school building with trophies and a banner.

Harrisburg High School

Group photo white school children and male teacher outside brick school with columns

Harrisburg School Children

Men standing under awnings outside multistory brick storefront buildings on town street

Harrisburg Street Scene

Trees inside iron fence in town square with multistory storefronts in the background

Harrisburg Street Scene

Single-story house and outbuildings inside fence with multistory buildings in the background

Harrisburg View

Group of men standing on sidewalk in front of row of storefronts

Joe Hong Grocery

multistory stone church building with steps leading to the front door next to stone house

"A Race Riot" newspaper clipping

Marked Tree Race Riot Story

Multistory red brick building with trees and a person standing off to the side

Marked Tree Street Scene

people walking along sidewalk with storefronts and vehicles

Marked Tree Street Scene

Priest and children walking away from church

White man looking at "Tenant Farming" exhibit with panels and photographs on a wall

Southern Tenant Farmers Museum

Single-story church building with large cross and trees on grass

St. Norbert’s Catholic Church

Multistory tan brick church building with stairs leading up to entrance

African Americans lined up at "Tyronza Chapter" buildling

Tyronza Flood Refugees

Large group of white men with guns and dogs and dead animals

Tyronza Hunters

Two-story brick buildings on street with water tower in the background

Tyronza Street Scene

Street running between rows of buildings with cars parked at street side

Tyronza Street Scene

Single story wooden building beside railroad tracks

Brick church building with steeple in winter with sign and parking lot

Zion Lutheran Church

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