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work children boy in orange grove
work children boy in orange grove
work Bahamian laborers arriving in Miami to work in south Florida fields 1943 FSA
work Bahamian laborers arriving in Miami to work in south Florida fields 1943 FSA
work children
work children
work children
work children
work chilldren
work chilldren
Work- Convict Labor- Convicts building a road in 1925_ location unknown Florida State Archives 001
Work- Convict Labor- Convicts building a road in 1925_ location unknown Florida State Archives 001
Work- Cottonpickers in the field in the Leon_ Jefferson County area circa 1890s. Florida State Archives Neg 12_871
Work- Cottonpickers in the field in the Leon_ Jefferson County area circa 1890s. Florida State Archives Neg 12_871
Work- Laborers in a tobacco barn in Quincy circa 1900s Florida State Archives Neg 02235
Work- Laborers in a tobacco barn in Quincy circa 1900s Florida State Archives Neg 02235
Work- Migrant workers in Homested waiting to be paid February 1939 Florida State Archives Neg. 02708
Work- Migrant workers in Homested waiting to be paid February 1939 Florida State Archives Neg. 02708
Work- Sugarcane cutters near Clewiston. These men are probably temporary workers from the Caribbean. Florida State Archives FSNB 8841
Work- Sugarcane cutters near Clewiston. These men are probably temporary workers from the Caribbean. Florida State Archives FSNB 8841
Work- The Negro sewing shop of the Tampa Urban league probably in the 1940s. Burgert Brothers Tampa Hillsborough Public Library
Work- The Negro sewing shop of the Tampa Urban league probably in the 1940s. Burgert Brothers Tampa Hillsborough Public Library
Work- Turpentine workers inLake County early 1890s Florida undated Florida State Archives Neg 9422
Work- Turpentine workers inLake County early 1890s Florida undated Florida State Archives Neg 9422
Work- Washing clothes in Miami August 7_ 1928 Many black women earned a living doing laundry for whites Historical Museum of Southern Florida
Work- Washing clothes in Miami August 7_ 1928 Many black women earned a living doing laundry for whites Historical Museum of Southern Florida
Work-Migrant workers probably from the West Indies_ prepare to leave Tampa for home. Burgett Brothers Tampa Hillsbourough Public Library
Work-Migrant workers probably from the West Indies_ prepare to leave Tampa for home. Burgett Brothers Tampa Hillsbourough Public Library
WW Two blacks WACS 1369
WW Two blacks WACS 1369
zong thirty seven African_slave_ship_diagram
zong thirty seven African_slave_ship_diagram
Zulu
Zulu
Intro-Photo-Some of the leading citizens of Newberry gather behind the bodies of the victims. The Dudley brothers are all in this image.
Intro-Photo-Some of the leading citizens of Newberry gather behind the bodies of the victims. The Dudley brothers are all in this image.
Newberry welcome sign
Newberry welcome sign
Lynch Hammock . Highway 26 entering Newberry is on the right. Newberry Lane is on the left.
Lynch Hammock . Highway 26 entering Newberry is on the right. Newberry Lane is on the left.
Constable George Wynne who was killed by Boisey Long, a black man. His death started the massacre.
Constable George Wynne who was killed by Boisey Long, a black man. His death started the massacre.
Ben and Fannie Dudley. Four of their sons were involved in the Newberry massacre as revenge for George Wynne who was their mother's brother.
Ben and Fannie Dudley. Four of their sons were involved in the Newberry massacre as revenge for George Wynne who was their mother's brother.
Boisey Long escaped on a back road and hid near a sink hole. Notice the phosphate covering the road. This industry drew blacks and whites to the area.
Boisey Long escaped on a back road and hid near a sink hole. Notice the phosphate covering the road. This industry drew blacks and whites to the area.
The old Newberry jail where members of Long's family were held. A mob took them from here to kill them.
The old Newberry jail where members of Long's family were held. A mob took them from here to kill them.
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