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Black Communities ➜ Black Communities - Butlertown
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Oral history interview conducted with Marie Butler
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Walker family photograph
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Mount Olive Male Choir (4 images)
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Mount Olive A.M.E. Church presents NIA
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Brothers Bill Wilson, Larry Wilson, Vincent Wilson, and Kirk Wilson with their Parents Phillip and Irene Wilson
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William Wesley Jackson's 85th Birthday Cake
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Mt. Olive Couples Ministry Parade Float
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Mt. Olive Couples Ministry Parade Float
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William Wesley Jackson in Mt. Olive AME Church
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William Wesley Jackson Blowing Out the Candles on his 85th Birthday Cake
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Youth Day at Mt. Olive AME Church, October 14th, 1984
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Memorial Service Program for William Wesley Jackson
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Kent County Attractions and Locations Map
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Youth Day October 14th 1984
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