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Elmscourt, Natchez, Mississippi : built in 1810, famed as the House of a Thousand Candles, contains many unusual and rare treasures of its period, particularly noteworthy are the large galleries of iron lacework imported from Belgium, home of Mr. a

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Elsa, posing in front of a house

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Elvin Jones on drums

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Elvira and Tiberio : an African American man and woman in white

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Emancipation proclamation : this proclamation, issued Jan. 1, 1863, declared that the slaves in the secessionist states should be free because those states had not returned to the Union by that date, here a Union officer is telling slaves in a rebel state that they are now free

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Emblem Books

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Emily Verdette Robinson in a dress seated on a wooden chair

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Emlen Tunnell running with a football

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Emma Maitland, African American female boxer, posing in her boxing gear

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Emma Sue Abernathy, seamstress, laundry & chambermaid to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, standing in front of a bench beneath a window