A negro baptism on the banks of the Mississippi River at New Orleans, La.

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Creator:

Mason, C. B.

Date Created:

October 8, 1923

Format:

Still image

Genre:

postcards

Extent / Dimensions:

03.79 x 05.82 inches

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Recto: A negro baptism on the banks of the Mississippi River at New Orleans, La., 11539; Verso: No. 106, Pub. by C.B. Mason, New Orleans, La., This space for writing, A negro baptism on the banks of the Mississippi River at New Orleans, La. The negroes of the South are great hands for display, and the public ceremonies or baptism attract many converts. This picture was taken in the lower part of the city. The house on the right built like an Ocean Steamer is the home of the Only Lady Pilot, New Orleans, La., Oct. 8, Mon., Dear Folks: We have enjoyed our trip through Louisiana & Mississippi very much indeed. Also the tour of this city which we made today. The old historic South is new to us and we find it very picturesque and fascinating. We will be here on the New Monteleone Hotel over night & leave for S.D. tomorrow. How did Henry ... on the way home? Much love to all, from John & Eva, 2 New Orleans, La., Oct. 8, 12 PM, 1923, Manufacturs MET liters, Everett, Mass., Printed in U.S.A., Post Card, U.S. postage, 1 cent 1, This side for the address, Miss Ellen Gould, Ypsilanti, Michigan, R #2