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George Moses, kneeling with his gun outside the barracks in camp.

George Moses, kneeling with his gun outside the barracks in camp.
Mrs. Persons and children as they prepare to leave the Governor's Mansion after Governor Persons...

Mrs. Persons and children as they prepare to leave the Governor's Mansion after Governor Persons...
Mrs. Jesse Drew Beale, "honorary life regent of the First White House Association."

Mrs. Jesse Drew Beale, "honorary life regent of the First White House Association."
Waldo Covered Bridge over Talladega Creek, Talladega County, Alabama.

Waldo Covered Bridge over Talladega Creek, Talladega County, Alabama.
Oakachoy Covered Bridge, Coosa County; built in 1915 by Melton Harris, burned in 2001

Oakachoy Covered Bridge, Coosa County; built in 1915 by Melton Harris, burned in 2001
Swann Covered Bridge over Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River, Blount County, Alabama.

Swann Covered Bridge over Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River, Blount County, Alabama.
Pintlala Creek Covered Bridge on Old Selma Road, Montgomery County, Alabama.

Pintlala Creek Covered Bridge on Old Selma Road, Montgomery County, Alabama.
Putman Covered Bridge over Mulberry Fork of Black Warrior River, east of Hanceville, straddling...

Putman Covered Bridge over Mulberry Fork of Black Warrior River, east of Hanceville, straddling...
Moving Alamuchee Covered Bridge to Livingston, Alabama.

Moving Alamuchee Covered Bridge to Livingston, Alabama.
Wasden Road Covered Bridge over Pintlala Creek with unique flat roof, Montgomery County, Alabama.

Wasden Road Covered Bridge over Pintlala Creek with unique flat roof, Montgomery County, Alabama.
Pintlala Creek Covered Bridge on Old Selma Road, Montgomery County, Alabama.

Pintlala Creek Covered Bridge on Old Selma Road, Montgomery County, Alabama.
Tallahatchee Covered Bridge near Alexandria, Calhoun County, Alabama.

Tallahatchee Covered Bridge near Alexandria, Calhoun County, Alabama.
"Rickety Pintlala Creek Bridge Has Stood a Century."

"Rickety Pintlala Creek Bridge Has Stood a Century."
"Ninety-Foot Span Has Lost Much of Its Siding."

"Ninety-Foot Span Has Lost Much of Its Siding."
"Pegged Construction of Timber Has Endured."

"Pegged Construction of Timber Has Endured."
"Lee County Covered Bridge Collapses."

"Lee County Covered Bridge Collapses."
"Lincoln's Covered Bridge As It Looked."

"Lincoln's Covered Bridge As It Looked."
"Old Wool Mill Bridge."

"Old Wool Mill Bridge."
"This Tallahatchee Creek Bridge in Calhoun County is of the uncommon King type...

"This Tallahatchee Creek Bridge in Calhoun County is of the uncommon King type structure."
"Double-Header."

"Double-Header."
"Perfect Profile."

"Perfect Profile."
"A Dog, a Car, a Bridge."

"A Dog, a Car, a Bridge."
"A Roof Over Their Heads."

"A Roof Over Their Heads."
"One of State's Longest."

"One of State's Longest."
"Reflections in the Water."

"Reflections in the Water."
"Old Tin-Sides."

"Old Tin-Sides."
Fannie Spiva Oxford, wife of A. C. Oxford.

Fannie Spiva Oxford, wife of A. C. Oxford.
Three images from Pensacola, Florida.

Three images from Pensacola, Florida.

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