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Titustown: a community of Negro homes

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Aery, William Anthony

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"Reprinted from 'the Southern workman', Hampton, Virginia.""The tragedy of Negro rural life, an editorial" p. [13-14].
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Housing
  3. Titustown
  4. Virginia

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Small family house Titustown: Main Street Titustown Lodge Hall Making a home in Titustown Titustown Public School Group of Negro houses. Mostly tenants Group of Negro houses. Mostly tenants Negro house of better type showing old house in back ground Negro house of better type (owner) free of debt Attractive new residence of a Negro physician on Idlewood Avenue, Richmond Group of Negro houses. Mostly tenants Negro homes on Dubois Avenue, in Frederick Douglass Court, Richmond The house in Virginia where Booker T. Washington was born; [Still standing.] Saint Paul's School. The Chaplains house St. Paul's School, Row of Teachers Homes Negro homes in Richmond crowded close to street, with first floor below street level Clay Street houses in Richmond, typical of many Negro homes in this section formerly occupied by white people In the 1200 block West Leigh Street, Richmond; Old stores and houses in dilapidated condition Houses of type N. 3 in Frederick Douglass Court, Richmond Per cent of negroes in total population by counties: 1920
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