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Low-income neighborhood in Shelby County, Alabama.

Low-income neighborhood in Shelby County, Alabama.

African American students standing in front of a school building in Shelby County, Alabama.

African American students standing in front of a school building in Shelby County, Alabama.

African American students standing in front of a school building in Shelby County, Alabama.

African American students standing in front of a school building in Shelby County, Alabama.

Floyd Datcher, son of Albert "Red" and Ruth Datcher.

Floyd Datcher, son of Albert "Red" and Ruth Datcher.

Shelby County Training School in Columbiana, Alabama.

Shelby County Training School in Columbiana, Alabama.

Elton Datcher, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Elton Datcher, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Leena Collins and her two daughters.

Leena Collins and her two daughters.

Nettie Datcher on the phone, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Nettie Datcher on the phone, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Nettie Datcher on the phone, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Nettie Datcher on the phone, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Nettie Datcher on the phone, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Nettie Datcher on the phone, probably in the kitchen of a home belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Shelby County, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

Probably a house belonging to a member of the Datcher family in Harpersville, Alabama.

"Rev. J. Marcus, Pastor of Mt Olive Bapt. Church, Harpersville, Ala. and the Mt Zion Bapt. Church, Vincent, Ala."

"Rev. J. Marcus, Pastor of Mt Olive Bapt. Church, Harpersville, Ala. and the Mt Zion Bapt. Church, Vincent, Ala."

Abraham Parker at a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Abraham Parker at a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Abraham Parker at a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Abraham Parker at a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Abraham Parker displaying his railroad watch during a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Abraham Parker displaying his railroad watch during a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Arthur James and Henry Caffey on the tracks during a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Arthur James and Henry Caffey on the tracks during a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Arthur James, Henry Caffey, and others on the tracks during a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.

Arthur James, Henry Caffey, and others on the tracks during a gandy dancer reunion at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club in Calera, Alabama.