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First [African American YMCA] building, Baltimore

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View of Baltimore, Maryland black YMCA building taken from the corner, showing Young's Pharmacy and African American men on the sidewalk in front of the building
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  1. African Americans
  2. Baltimore
  3. Buildings
  4. Maryland
  5. Young Men's Christian Associations

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