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Spring Street Branch YMCA, Columbus, Ohio

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Postcard depicting front and side facades of three story Spring Street African American YMCA branch in Columbus, Ohio; The building opened in 1919 and construction was funded in part by a gift from Julius Rosenwald.
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  1. Buildings
  2. Columbus
  3. Ohio
  4. Young Men's Christian Associations

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