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1. California lynching - kidnapping

Keywords:

Jails

View @ Boston Public Library

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2. Convicts Working

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Intimidation; Jails; Threats

View @ Wisconsin Historical Society

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A portion of the Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina. The jail, which was operational from 1802 until 1939, housed Charleston's most infamous criminals, and, during the Civil War, Federal prisoners of war

3. A portion of the Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina. The jail, which was operational from 1802 until 1939, housed Charleston's most infamous criminals, and, during the Civil War, Federal prisoners of war

Keywords:

America; Charleston; Color; Digital Photographs; Old Charleston Jail; Old Jails; South Carolina; United States

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4. A portion of the Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina. The jail, which was operational from 1802 until 1939, housed Charleston's most infamous criminals, and, during the Civil War, Federal prisoners of war

Keywords:

America; Charleston; Color; Digital Photographs; Old Charleston Jail; Old Jails; South Carolina; United States

View @ Library of Congress

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Entryway to the Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina. The jail, which was operational from 1802 until 1939, housed Charleston's most infamous criminals, and, during the Civil War, Federal prisoners of war

5. Entryway to the Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina. The jail, which was operational from 1802 until 1939, housed Charleston's most infamous criminals, and, during the Civil War, Federal prisoners of war

Keywords:

America; Charleston; Color; Digital Photographs; Old Charleston Jail; Old Jails; South Carolina; United States

View @ Library of Congress

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The Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina. The jail, which was operational from 1802 until 1939, housed Charleston's most infamous criminals, and, during the Civil War, Federal prisoners of war

6. The Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina. The jail, which was operational from 1802 until 1939, housed Charleston's most infamous criminals, and, during the Civil War, Federal prisoners of war

Keywords:

America; Charleston; Color; Digital Photographs; Old Charleston Jail; Old Jails; South Carolina; United States

View @ Library of Congress

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7. Courthouse Jail

Dorothea Lange

Keywords:

Adult; African American; African Americans; Bench; Inmate; Jail; Jail Cell; Law Enforcement; Male; Newspaper; Table

View @ Oakland Museum of California

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8. Courthouse Jail

Dorothea Lange

Keywords:

Adult; African American; African Americans; Bench; Inmate; Jail; Jail Cell; Law Enforcement; Male; Newspaper; Table

View @ Oakland Museum of California

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9. 1) Courthouse Jail Cell (pre-trial confinement) 2) Police Cycle

Dorothea Lange

Keywords:

Adult; African American; African Americans; Bench; Inmate; Jail; Jail Cell; Law Enforcement; Male; Newspaper; Table

View @ Oakland Museum of California

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10. 1) Courthouse Jail Cell (pre-trial confinement) 2) Police Cycle

Dorothea Lange

Keywords:

Adult; African American; African Americans; Bench; Caucasian; Inmate; Jail; Jail Cell; Law Enforcement; Male; Newspaper; Table

View @ Oakland Museum of California

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11. 1) Courthouse Jail Cell (pre-trial confinement) 2) Police Cycle

Dorothea Lange

Keywords:

Adult; African American; African Americans; Bench; Inmate; Jail; Jail Cell; Law Enforcement; Male; Newspaper; Table

View @ Oakland Museum of California

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12. Irish mail robber; Prisoner for life; I wish my two cheeks was as red as the rose,

Sallee, Albert

Keywords:

A Capella Singing; Jails; Prison

View @ University of Arkansas

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13. A. J. McElveen, Sumter Court House, S.C., autograph letter signed to Ziba B. Oakes, 22 March 1857

Keywords:

Jails; Slave Trade; Slaver; Slaves

View @ Boston Public Library

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14. "Scottsboro case" Negro paroled

Keywords:

Alabama; Jails; Montgomery; Norris, Clarence; Photographic Prints

View @ Library of Congress