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Colored girls building, industrial school of reform

1. Colored girls building, industrial school of reform

Weeden, H. C. (Henry Clay)

Keywords:

African American Schools; African Americans; Kentucky

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Colored orphans' home, 18th and Dumesnil Sts

2. Colored orphans' home, 18th and Dumesnil Sts

Weeden, H. C. (Henry Clay)

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African American Children; African Americans; Kentucky; Orphanages; Orphans

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First building erected for the accomodation of colored children. By the Louisville School Board in 1873. 6th and Kentucky Sts

3. First building erected for the accomodation of colored children. By the Louisville School Board in 1873. 6th and Kentucky Sts

Weeden, H. C. (Henry Clay)

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African American Schools; African Americans; Kentucky

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Weeden's history of the Colored people of Louisville; with an appendix containing letters from leading white citizen[s] touching upon Colored people's interests [cover]

4. Weeden's history of the Colored people of Louisville; with an appendix containing letters from leading white citizen[s] touching upon Colored people's interests [cover]

Weeden, H. C. (Henry Clay)

Keywords:

African American Authors; African Americans; Kentucky

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