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Studio portrait of a woman identified as MacBell's [?] sister. Furthermore, a handwritten note identifies part of the woman's first name as "Bea--?"
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Portrait of Thelma Conley Jenkins, daughter of Mr. George Conley. The photo was taken at Avery's Studio, owned and operated by Joseph Henry Avery, Jr..
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Portrait of Fannie Griffin and Henry Avant.
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Portrait of Lillie Davis sitting with her daughter. Lillie was the owner, along with her husband, Lonnie, of Davis Groceries, which served as a vital food resource for the historically African American community of Springfield in Tallahassee
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Studio portrait of Geneva Hill. A handwritten note on the back of the photo reads "Green Lantern Restaurant," which was an African American club in the Frenchtown neighborhood of Tallahassee that often featured performances by local and national musicians. It is possible that Geneva Hill owned the club, although this is unconfirmed.
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Portrait of Edith Brown in graduation regalia.
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Portrait of Pearl Abrams Rawls, the daughter of Reverend T.J. Abrams, a former pastor of Philadelphia Primitive Baptist Church, and Mrs. Susie Armentha Abrams, who taught at Station I and Pineview Schools.
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Signed portrait of Pete Wells.
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Portrait of Everline Barnes.
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Portrait of Mrs. Marietta Hall (on the right) and a friend. Mrs. Hall and her family owned land in the Miccosukee community.