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A little girl and her doll ("Alice Bessiere et Regaillette"), French, 1840s.
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Girls stopping to talk on their bicycles. Garden City, 1942. Photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt.
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Clara Bow in 1927 - Stunning!!! With her perm curled wet hair. My grandmother's era.
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Exoduster Children, Elsie and Lela Scott. Between 1878 and 1880, about 20,000 African-Americans migrated to Kansas. John Brown and his fiery abolitionist friends made Kansas seem like a fair place where they would be welcomed. The rumor was that Kansas would provide “40 acres and a mule.” These migrants became known as “Exodusters” because their migration resembled the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt in the Hebrew bible.
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