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New Hampshire Avenue, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

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Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

Tift County, Georgia, S546, approx. 7 miles west of Tifton

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folklore georgia ethnography south central georgia folklife project collection american folklife center thomas a adler tift county ultra high resolution high resolution cemetery grave burial monuments library of congress
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01/01/1977
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Los Corrales
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Library of Congress
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folklore georgia ethnography south central georgia folklife project collection american folklife center thomas a adler tift county ultra high resolution high resolution cemetery grave burial monuments library of congress