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#67 Part of the 500 block of North Second Street in Richmond’s Jackson Ward neighborhood, 1975.

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#67 Part of the 500 block of North Second Street in Richmond’s Jackson Ward neighborhood, 1975.

Reflecting on Richmond’s Journey in the 1970s through Historic Photos

#67 Part of the 500 block of North Second Street in Richmond’s Jackson Ward neighborhood, 1975.

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←#66 Richmond chapter American Red Cross volunteers (from left) Lydia Sarvay, Mrs. C.W. Fellows, Mrs. Percy Harton and Mrs. D.U. Galbraith were honored for 35 years of canteen service, 1975.
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