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Title: Emma F. Bradley Barron photograph album(s), ca.1926-1945
Date Created and/or Issued: ca.1926/1945
Publication Information: University of Southern California Libraries
Contributing Institution: University of Southern California Digital Library
Collection: Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Archive
Rights Information: Center for African American Church History and Research
Contact CAACHR. Glenda Williams-Goodson, glendagoodson@aol.com, (972) 227-9451, for additional information.
Dallas, Texas, USA
glendagoodson@aol.com
Description: Emma F. Bradley Barron photograph album(s), ca.1926-1945. Includes 131 photographs of various people and places with a substantial portion from Texas in 1926. Most are unidentified. [Description English/roman)]
Type: image
Format: 131 photographs
photographs
photograph albums
Identifier: pcra-caachr-cc-2011-0888~001...~128
http://doi.org/10.25549/pcra-c14-242335
http://thumbnails.digitallibrary.usc.edu/pcra-caachr-cc-2011-0888~001.jpg
Language: English
Subject: Barron, Emma F. Bradley Davis
Women
Men
Time Period: 1926/1945
Place: Texas
Tyler
Bullard
Austin
Dallas
Waco
USA
Source: accession no: CC-2011-0888; series 2, box 2Y, folder PCKT7 [Identifying number]
Relation: Center for African American Church History and Research, Dallas, Texas, USA
General photographs
Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Archive

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