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Itinerary for Col. Charles Young's trip from Wilberforce, OH to Washington, DC

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Black typewritten text printed on yellowed paper, at the top is [ITINERARY OF COL. CHARLES YOUNG.] At the bottom is [Total number of miles 497. / Rest one day, trip 16 days. / Walked 15 min. out of each hr. / Average 31 miles.]Transcribed by digital volunteers
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Ink On Paper (Fiber Product)
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Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture
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National Museum of African American History and Culture

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Smithsonian Institution

Keywords

  1. African American
  2. African Americans
  3. Correspondence
  4. Discrimination
  5. Local And Regional
  6. Military
  7. Price, Oscar W
  8. Race
  9. Race Discrimination
  10. Resistance
  11. World War I
  12. World War, 1914 1918
  13. Young, Charles

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