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Woman with Mail

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An African-American woman sitting on a porch, holding pieces of mail. A small dog can be seen in the bottom right corner of the photograph, looking at the woman.
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Adirondack Museum

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Empire State Digital Network

Keywords

  1. Women
  2. Women Dogs

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