Building a Ferry Boat
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Photograph
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Building a Ferry Boat
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Shipbuilding was a career in which African Americans were frequently employed in Delaware in the early 20th century.
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This photograph shows African American men working on the planking of a ferry boat's hull under construction by Jackson & Sharp Co. of Wilmington, Delaware in 1922.
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1922
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1920s
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Wilmington, Delaware
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Business, Labor & Commerce
Transportation & Travel
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Jackson and Sharp Company
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Physical dimensions: Unknown
Digital dimensions: 669x572px
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Gelatin silver print (presumed)
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Delaware Department of State
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