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Moore family's Memorial Day visit to son's grave at Baltimore National Cemetery

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Photograph of Harold Moore and his family visiting his son's grave on Memorial Day in 1983 at Baltimore National Cemetery located at number 5501 Frederick Avenue in Baltimore, Maryland. Moore's son was killed while with the United States Air Force. Pictured from left to right are Vivian Moore, Kiwia Moore (age 5 years), Harold Moore, Angelique Moore (age 10 years), and Ivory Griffin.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Baltimore
  3. Baltimore National Cemetery
  4. Grief
  5. Maryland
  6. Memorial Day
  7. United States
  8. United States. Air Force
  9. War Casualties

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