Interior Workshop
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Photograph
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Interior Workshop
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This photograph promotes conversations about educational values, facilities, and training for African Americans in Delaware.
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Four African American men of varying ages pose in a metalworking shop located at the State College for Colored Students in Dover, Delaware, an institution founded in 1891 and known today as Delaware State University. Three of the men wear coveralls and one younger man wears a suit and tie.
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Jackson Davis, an educational reformer and amateur photographer, took nearly 6,000 photographs of African American schools, teachers, and students throughout the Southeastern United States.
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1919
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1910s
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Dover, Delaware
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African American industry
Education -- African Americans
Delaware schools
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Jackson Davis
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Physical Dimensions: 4"Hx6"W
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Digital Dimensions: 885x518px
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University of Virginia
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