Neighborhood Children, circa 1930

1930/1936

1930-1939

African American neighborhood children and family on porch and in the yard circa 1930. Written on recto: When grownups got too inquisitive as to why I was taking pictures, I asked this gang if any of them wanted a picture. They all stood still except one, who rushed down the street like a fire engine shouting: "Come get your pitcher took, Lady taking pitchers don't cost nothing!".

African American women--Societies and clubs
Women in community organization
Women's rights
African American women social reformers
African Americans--Civil rights
Community development
African American neighborhoods
African American children

still image

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black-and-white photographs

Neighborhood Union Collection

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/fa:050

Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library

Georgia--Atlanta

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