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North side of Ramsey Street, east from Parkin Street, Baltimore

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Baltimore (Md.). Dept. of Legislative Reference

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Photograph taken looking east from Parkin Street at the north side of Ramsey Street in Baltimore, Maryland. The Bartlett Hayward Company, which had been producing munitions for the Russian and French governments, acquired and demolished this wooden barn to expand its Mount Clare munitions plant. Several African American men are standing or sitting in the shade of the barn's roof. A team of mules is hitched to a flat-bed wagon parked at the barn's entrance.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Architecture, Domestic
  3. Baltimore (Md.)
  4. Bartlett Hayward Company
  5. Mules
  6. Wagons
  7. Weapons Industry

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