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W. W. Hastings, principal of Freedmen's Institute, Maryville, Tennessee; father of Letitia Hastings Garner

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Shows a portrait of a man dressed in a high collar shirt with a white bowtie and a suitcoat. He has a mustache.
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Blount County Public Library

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Digital Library of Tennessee

Keywords

  1. Clothing & Dress
  2. Mustaches
  3. Occupations
  4. Portraits
  5. School Principals

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