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African American women shucking corn and making preserves in Conecuh County, Alabama.

African American women shucking corn and making preserves in Conecuh County, Alabama.
Road improvement project in Conecuh County, Alabama.

Road improvement project in Conecuh County, Alabama.
Sign shop for the Civil Works Administration in Conecuh County, Alabama.

Sign shop for the Civil Works Administration in Conecuh County, Alabama.
Bridge over the Conecuh River in Escambia County, Alabama.

Bridge over the Conecuh River in Escambia County, Alabama.
Bridge over the Conecuh River in Escambia County, Alabama.

Bridge over the Conecuh River in Escambia County, Alabama.
Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Brewton, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Keego, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Keego, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Pollard, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Pollard, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Aerial view of Pollard, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.

Aerial view of Pollard, Alabama, after the Conecuh River flooded.
Elderly African American man standing in front of a wooden school building in rural Conecuh...

Elderly African American man standing in front of a wooden school building in rural Conecuh...
Group of men standing in front of an African American school building in rural Conecuh County,...

Group of men standing in front of an African American school building in rural Conecuh County,...
Three men standing on the porch of an African American school building in rural Conecuh County,...

Three men standing on the porch of an African American school building in rural Conecuh County,...
Field where the battle of Burnt Corn was fought in Conecuh County, Alabama (present-day Escambia...

Field where the battle of Burnt Corn was fought in Conecuh County, Alabama (present-day Escambia...
Conecuh County courthouse in Evergreen, Alabama.

Conecuh County courthouse in Evergreen, Alabama.
Four African American teachers at the Conecuh County training school in Evergreen, Alabama.

Four African American teachers at the Conecuh County training school in Evergreen, Alabama.
African American men preparing to lay the cornerstone of the Conecuh County Training School in...

African American men preparing to lay the cornerstone of the Conecuh County Training School in...
African American woman with jars of preserves in Conecuh, County, Alabama.

African American woman with jars of preserves in Conecuh, County, Alabama.
Gathering at an African American school building in rural Conecuh County, Alabama.

Gathering at an African American school building in rural Conecuh County, Alabama.
Construction of a brick school building in rural Conecuh County, Alabama.

Construction of a brick school building in rural Conecuh County, Alabama.
Recently repainted almshouse in Conecuh County, Alabama.

Recently repainted almshouse in Conecuh County, Alabama.
Governor John Patterson with an employee packaging hickory smoked sausages at the Conecuh Quick...

Governor John Patterson with an employee packaging hickory smoked sausages at the Conecuh Quick...
4th Alabama Infantry flag, (Company E, Conecuh Guards).

4th Alabama Infantry flag, (Company E, Conecuh Guards).
P. M. Bruner of Conecuh County, Alabama.

P. M. Bruner of Conecuh County, Alabama.
John Green and his wife Nancy Betts Jones Green, of Conecuh County, Alabama.

John Green and his wife Nancy Betts Jones Green, of Conecuh County, Alabama.

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