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Roxie Rountree poses with a group of African-American boys and girls, members of the American Woodmen's Association children's group, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Two girls hold a U. S. flag. A plaque reads: "Let It Endure Forever."
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Plains to Peaks Collective

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. American
  3. American Woodmen
  4. Children
  5. Flags
  6. Fraternal Organizations
  7. Harrisburg
  8. Harrisburg (Pa.)
  9. Pennsylvania
  10. People
  11. Rountree, Roxie
  12. Women

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