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African American worker in front of earth compactor at the Grand Coulee construction site, ca. 1933-1941

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Keywords

  1. African American Construction Workers
  2. African Americans
  3. Dams
  4. Design And Construction
  5. Earthmoving Machinery
  6. Grand Coulee
  7. Grand Coulee Dam
  8. Grand Coulee Dam (Wash.)
  9. Washington (State)

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