Scrapbook page with photograph of Anthony Battle

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A single, two-sided black scrapbook page with two black and white photographs on each side (a total of four) with silver handwritten descriptions underneath each photograph. Page 1, side 1, 2022.43a: A black and white photograph of two women named Madona and Hazel. They are standing side by side in front of a tree or bush. A caption underneath the photograph reads [Madona and Hazel / our cousins at Greencastle / Ind.]. Page 1, side 1, 2022.43b: A black and white photograph of Anthony Battle. He is standing in front of a wagon being pulled by a horse. In the background is a two-story house on the right and two trees on the left. A caption underneath the photograph reads [Anthony Battle / at one time a slave / Sept. 1925]. Page 1, side 2, 2022.43c: The left black and white photograph of Loyal Snyder. He is leaning on the front of a parked car.

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