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Negro slums. Alexander Court between K and L streets, N.W. Woman and her two children have lived in four small rooms eight and one half years and pay twelve fifty a month for rent. Water and privy in the yard. Rents in nearby houses have gone up but not here. Washington, D.C.
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Credit lineNegro slums. Alexander Court between K and L streets, N.W. Woman and her two children have lived in four small rooms eight and one half years and pay twelve fifty a month for rent. Water and privy in . 1941-01-01. Wolcott, Marion Post. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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Negro slums. Alexander Court between K and L Streets N.W. A woman and her two children lived in four small rooms eight and one half years and pay twelve fifty a month for rent. Water and privy in the yard. Rents in nearby houses have gone up but not here
Negro slums. Alexander Court between K and L Streets N.W. A woman and her two children lived in four small rooms eight and one half years and pay twelve fifty a month for rent. Water and privy in the yard. Rents in nearby houses have gone up but not here
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