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#45 Virginia Gov. James H. Price and wife Lillian (center) left the Executive Mansion for a church service, 1938.

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#45 Virginia Gov. James H. Price and wife Lillian (center) left the Executive Mansion for a church service, 1938.

Richmond, Virginia in the 1930s: A Journey through Time in Historic Photographs

#45 Virginia Gov. James H. Price and wife Lillian (center) left the Executive Mansion for a church service, 1938.

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