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Memorial Day ceremonies at Baltimore National Cemetery

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Photograph of an American Legion color guard during Memorial Day ceremonies in 1983 at Baltimore National Cemetery located at number 5501 Frederick Avenue in Baltimore, Maryland. Included in this group are several African Americans, reflecting the diversity of those veterans who served their country, especially those veterans buried here.
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Keywords

  1. American Legion
  2. Baltimore
  3. Maryland
  4. Maryland Baltimore
  5. Memorial Day
  6. Processions
  7. Veterans

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