Mound Bayou MS, Hosts Booker T. Washington Speaks, (Afro Am Town) 5x7 New Print

$ 1.58

Image Orientation: Landscape color: Black & White Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint Vintage: Yes Country of Origin: United States Material: Paper Signed: No Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1924 Style: Documentary, Editorial, Photojournalism Unit Type: Unit Year of Production: c1912 Framing: Unframed Photographer: Unknown Image Color: Black & White Antique: No Type: Photograph Unit Quantity: One Piece Size: 5 x 7 in Number of Photographs: 1 Finish: Glossy Unit of Sale: Single Piece Subject: African American History, Special Event, Mound Bayou, Mississippi, Black Town Featured Person/Artist: Booker T Washington Features: None Theme: Americana, Celebrities, Cities & Towns, Community Life, History, People, Politics, Social History Production Technique: Gelatin-Silver Print

Description

Mound Bayou MS, Hosts Booker T. Washington Speaks, (Afro Am Town) 5x7 New Print. At Mound Bayou, Mississippi. Photo was taken c1912 at Mound Bayou, Mississippi. Booker T. Washington Speaks. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Booker T. Washington Speaks at Mound Bayou, Mississippi African American Town, New Print, 5" x 7" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you for checking out our post. Photo was taken c1912 at Mound Bayou, Mississippi We employ a professional photography store for printing, independently owned. Please feel free to click the photo to see the quality. We use Ebay Tracking with USPS We carefully place the photo in a cardboard envelope. If you have questions please feel free to ask. We accept returns for 30 days. The product is a vintage licensed reprint photograph titled "Booker T. Washington Comes to Mound Bayou, Black Town, MS" from c1912. Measuring 5 x 7 inches, the black and white image depicts a special event in African American history, featuring Booker T. Washington at Mound Bayou in Mississippi. This documentary-style photograph captures a moment in time and showcases a significant figure in American history, making it a valuable collectible piece for those interested in social history and Americana.