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Description
Canton’s Labor Day festival is the longest running in the South, beginning in 1906 and missing only one year, 1940, when serious flooding canceled the festivities. The weekend is filled with a variety of activities and entertainment. This undated photograph shows a group singing.
Image
Negatives (Photographs)4&Quot; X 5&Quot;Jpg
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Record Contributed By
Western Carolina UniversityRecord Harvested From
North Carolina Digital Heritage CenterKeywords
- African Americans
- Canton
- Events
- Haywood County
- Labor Day
- Men
- North Carolina
- Vocal Quartets (Musical Groups)
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