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Trade Store at Okmulgee, Indian Territory

Description: Store signs read "F. B. Severs, Cash Store. Dry goods, groceries and provisions." A group of people stand outside. African-Americans, Indians and whites are represented in photograph. One person is carrying a dried animal hide. Wooden barrel in foreground reads " I.T. Bacon."
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Date: 1875
Call number: photCL 275 fld. 25 (10)
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