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  1. Turn of the Century Tintype Unknown Photographer

    Turn of the Century Tintype

    Unknown Photographer

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  2. Tanya Miller, ‘The Road’, 2010, oils on canvas

    Tanya Miller, ‘The Road’, 2010, oils on canvas

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  3. An African American women sitting in a chair with legs crossed. Name and location unknown. African American Vernacular Photography courtesy of Black History Album.

    An African American women sitting in a chair with legs crossed. Name and location unknown. African American Vernacular Photography courtesy of Black History Album.


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  5. Located on the top of Proctor’s Palace Theatre, Proctor’s Palace Roof Theatre also opened on November 22, 1915.  The Palace was originally used for smaller vaudeville productions before switching over to film at around the same time as its downstairs counterpart.

    Located on the top of Proctor’s Palace Theatre, Proctor’s Palace Roof Theatre also opened on November 22, 1915.  The Palace was originally used for smaller vaudeville productions before switching over to film at around the same time as its downstairs counterpart.

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  6. Abandoned theater in Detroit, Michigan

    Abandoned theater in Detroit, Michigan

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  7. Bainbridge, Maryland

    Bainbridge, Maryland

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  8. Philadelphia, Pennslyvania

    Philadelphia, Pennslyvania

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  9. Keith-Albee Theatre Queens, NY

    Keith-Albee Theatre Queens, NY

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  10. The remains of the lobby area at the Palace Theatre in Gary, IN.

    The remains of the lobby area at the Palace Theatre in Gary, IN.

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