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Stereograph dry plate glass negative depicting a flooded street in an unidentified location, circa 1920-1921. The photo was taken by either Herman Frederick Hall (1893-1984) or his one of his brothers, Herbert Harold Hall (1893-1961) or Edmeaux Homer Hall (b. 1897). The Hall family was a mixed-race family of African-American descent who lived at 2350 Glenarm Place in Denver. This photo may also have been taken in Denver.

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History Colorado

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Plains to Peaks Collective

Keywords

  1. African American Photographers
  2. African Americans
  3. Floods
  4. Natural Disasters
  5. Negative

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