Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois ethnic arts project

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A black and white photo of a man in a suit. Office of War Information Photograph

Lenox, Georgia; Patton Property, South Georgia.

Posting ceiling prices in foreign languages. America's shopper must be able to see and understand ceiling prices, so Freda Altberg's small yard goods shop in one of New York's East Side marketplaces has maximum prices for its stock posted in Yiddish. The sign reads, "Price Ceilings on Yard Goods," and lists the various types of cloth with their ceiling costs per yard

Southeast Missouri Farms. Farmers talking together in cooperative store. La Forge project, Missouri

Frank Barnum's Rambollet sheep; Tilford Christopherson; An 'I' house in Miles City; a deserted farmstead, toward Broadus; and Bill Traub, accordion player

Lenox, Georgia; Patton Property, South Georgia.

A group of men standing next to each other in front of a store, possibly related to: Street scene, Manchester, New Hampshire

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Film negative frame numbers, descriptions: 1-24; at the Maxwell Street market, unidentified people around clothing store; 25-36, shoe store belonging to a Holocaust survivor, exterior and interior views

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01/01/1977

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The clerk and a customer in the general store. Mogollon, New Mexico

A black and white photo of a man in a suit. Office of War Information Photograph

Lenox, Georgia; Patton Property, South Georgia.

Lenox, Georgia; Patton Property, South Georgia.

Southeast Missouri Farms. Farmers talking together in cooperative store. La Forge project, Missouri

Frank Barnum's Rambollet sheep; Tilford Christopherson; An 'I' house in Miles City; a deserted farmstead, toward Broadus; and Bill Traub, accordion player

Lenox, Georgia; Patton Property, South Georgia.

A group of men standing next to each other in front of a store, possibly related to: Street scene, Manchester, New Hampshire

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