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Number: 33 This black-and-white historical photograph captures an outdoor information and registration site set up in a park-like setting. In the foreground, a wide, flat dirt area leads to a cluster of temporary structures. On the left, a large, light-colored canvas tent stands beneath a tall, dense evergreen tree. To its right is a dark, rectangular wooden shack with a sign on its side that reads "INFORMATION". A smaller tent sits behind this shack. Further right, two men in dark suits and hats stand near another "INFORMATION" sign and a small American flag mounted on a pole. A large, dark rectangular board on a wooden frame stands in the open area on the far right, displaying handwritten text that is partially illegible. In the background, lush deciduous trees and the silhouettes of distant buildings and a utility pole are visible under a bright, clear sky. In the bottom right corner, the white handwritten text "Miles Bros 33" is etched into the print. Image description generated by AI (Gemini 3.0 Fast) and reviewed, February 2026 .
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