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[Hurricane Garden Cottage].

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Large group of African Americans, possibly freedmen, gather on the porch and grounds of a porticoed single-story building, possibly the plantation library. White man visible at left.; Title and date from ms. notes on verso: Hurricane Garden Cottage, ca. 1865. Joseph Davis plantation, prob. slaves of Joseph Davis, brother of Jefferson Davis & neighbor.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Davis, Joseph E
  3. Eaton Shirley Family Papers
  4. Freedmen
  5. Homes And Haunts
  6. Mississippi
  7. Photographs Shelf
  8. Plantations

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