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Presenting fresh perspectives in local history and government,
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the synergy of people and places,
culture and character,
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Photo of the Month
Bienville Square Before and After the Hurricane of 1906
September 29, 1906
Bienville Square, 1906, Detroit Photography Co.,
Library of Congress Photographs and Prints Division.
Bienville Square after 1906 Hurricane,
Helen Depuy Postcard Collection,
University of South Alabama Archives
Reproduction PRINTS available HERE
Created and curated by Ann Jurgens-Pond, PhD
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