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Atwood, Jesse Howell

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Pages of notes taken by Knox College Professor of Sociology, J. Howell Atwood from an interview with J. Britton. Britton gives credit to Clif Wilkins for the establishment of the colored beach at Lake Storey in Galesburg, Illinois. Atwood conducted extensive research from 1930-1960 about the Galesburg African American community.

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Knox College

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Keywords

  1. Beaches
  2. Britton, John
  3. Lakes & Ponds
  4. Wilkins, Clif

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