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Collections >> North American Slave Narratives, Library of Southern Literature, First-Person Narratives >> Document Menu >> List of Illustrations
Up from Slavery: An Autobiography.
Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday & Co., c1901.
List of Illustrations
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Courtesy of the New York Public Library
SAMUEL CHAPMAN ARMSTRONG
Founder of Hampton Institute
SAMUEL CHAPMAN ARMSTRONG
Founder of Hampton Institute
AN EARLY PORTRAIT OF BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
Courtesy of Acme Photo
BUILDINGS ON GROUNDS WHEN PURCHASED FOR THE TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
Used as first school buildings. The one on the right is still in use.
BUILDINGS ON GROUNDS WHEN PURCHASED FOR THE TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
Used as first school buildings. The one on the right is still in use.
Courtesy of Acme Photo
"THE PAVILION," TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
Used as an auditorium before completion of the chapel.
"THE PAVILION," TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
Used as an auditorium before completion of the chapel.
Copyright, 1907, by Underwood & Underwood, N. Y.
RESIDENCE OF MR. WASHINGTON AT TUSKEGEE
RESIDENCE OF MR. WASHINGTON AT TUSKEGEE
Courtesy of Acme Photo
AIR VIEW OF TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
AIR VIEW OF TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
Courtesy of Keystone View Co.
MEMORIAL TO BOOKER T. WASHINGTON AT TUSKEGEE
INSTITUTE
Work of Sculptor Charles Keck
MEMORIAL TO BOOKER T. WASHINGTON AT TUSKEGEE
INSTITUTE
Work of Sculptor Charles Keck
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