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1903 Cabinet Photo "RICH BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY & BICYCLE" Columbus Ohio For Sale


1903 Cabinet Photo
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1903 Cabinet Photo "RICH BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY & BICYCLE" Columbus Ohio:
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Condition for age as shown. 1903 Cabinet Photo "RICH BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY & BICYCLE" Columbus Ohio. In 1903, Parsons Avenue in Columbus, Ohio, was not a predominantly Black community. At that time, it was primarily a growing, mixed-income and affluent neighborhood (associated with areas like Olde Towne East) home to prominent white industrialists, business owners, and families, alongside major institutional landmarks like the Ohio Institution for the Education of the Blind.While the Near East Side and Olde Towne East areas of Columbus were home to a growing, economically diverse, and historically significant African American community alongside prominent white industrialists and families around 1903, micro-level wealth rankings for Black residents on specific blocks like Parsons Avenue from that exact year are not documented in mainstream historical archives. Wealth and Development: The areas surrounding Parsons Avenue featured large homes belonging to wealthy civic leaders, brewers, and merchants. Penciled on verso top edge reads a number 35 over 6 nov 03 PARSONS AVE COL OH. If 35 was the street address, its long gone. On google map it shows apartments and condos. Look at the tall pillars and shades hanging down. I believe this is the back porch of the house. This man had great wealth. I couldn't find his identity. The museum in columbus might know, I've sold them photo's before. Overall measures 8 X 10". Image measures 4 & 5/8 X 6 & 7/8". Just remember enlarged photos or scans tend to exaggerate any flaws. I've blown this up big enough so that you can see what your buying. SCROLL TO BOTTOM OF PAGE TO SEE ALL PHOTOS & SCANS. BUYING AS SHOWN, AS IS. I think you will be happy with this item. Check out all my other sales. If you want to see my other sales just pop on VIEW SELLERS OTHER ITEMS at top right hand corner of listing page. 1903 Cabinet Photo "RICH BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY & BICYCLE" Columbus Ohio 1903 Cabinet Photo "RICH BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY & BICYCLE" Columbus Ohio

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Condition for age as shown. 1903 Cabinet Photo "RICH BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY & BICYCLE" Columbus Ohio. In 1903, Parsons Avenue in Columbus, Ohio, was not a predominantly Black community. At that time, it was primarily a growing, mixed-income and affluent neighborhood (associated with areas like Olde Towne East) home to prominent white industrialists, business owners, and families, alongside major institutional landmarks like the Ohio Institution for the Education of the Blind.While the Near East Side and Olde Towne East areas of Columbus were home to a growing, economically diverse, and historically significant African American community alongside prominent white industrialists and families around 1903, micro-level wealth rankings for Black residents on specific blocks like Parsons Avenue from that exact year are not documented in mainstream historical archives. Wealth and Development: The areas surrounding Parsons Avenue featured large homes belonging to wealthy civic leaders, brewers, and merchants. Penciled on verso top edge reads a number 35 over 6 nov 03 PARSONS AVE COL OH. If 35 was the street address, its long gone. On google map it shows apartments and condos. Look at the tall pillars and shades hanging down. I believe this is the back porch of the house. This man had great wealth. I couldn't find his identity. The museum in columbus might know, I've sold them photo's before. Overall measures 8 X 10". Image measures 4 & 5/8 X 6 & 7/8". Just remember enlarged photos or scans tend to exaggerate any flaws. I've blown this up big enough so that you can see what your buying. SCROLL TO BOTTOM OF PAGE TO SEE ALL PHOTOS & SCANS. BUYING AS SHOWN, AS IS. I think you will be happy with this item. Check out all my other sales. If you want to see my other sales just pop on VIEW SELLERS OTHER ITEMS at top right hand corner of listing page.

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