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1954open this document and view contents Bond, Evans, Bond, Evans, Cooper, and Freeman handshake
open this document and view contents Sibley Memorial Stone
open this document and view contents Principal Gittings and wife.Joshua Evans, Jr. at right, Mr. Freeman at left, Seventh Day Adventist Mission School near Kakata
open this document and view contents Booker T. Washington Administration Building with Evans, Freeman, and "Fatso"
open this document and view contents Booker T. Washington Institute workshop
open this document and view contents Classroom at the University of Liberia
open this document and view contents Mr. Freeman, Joshua Evans Jr., Jessie F. Evans and Dean Cooper at University of Liberia
open this document and view contents President Tubman, Secretary Yancy, UNESCO representative and other officials
open this document and view contents Town square movies in Brazil to accompany article in GWU Federalist magazine, Sept. 1954
open this document and view contents Hatchet staff reviewing their work
open this document and view contents George Washington University Hospital
open this document and view contents Students in front of Student Union building
open this document and view contents Eva Adams
open this document and view contents Outdoor market
open this document and view contents Seventh Day Adventist Mission Boarding School
open this document and view contents Baptist Mission, main building
open this document and view contents Eva Adams Portrait
open this document and view contents Principal's house
open this document and view contents Mildred Benton
open this document and view contents Drama production Sing out sweet land
open this document and view contents Evans, Freeman, and "Fatso"
open this document and view contents Executive Government Building
open this document and view contents Evans Jr. visiting "Fatso"
open this document and view contents Botany students at work in laboratory
open this document and view contents President Max Bond, Mr. Freeman, Mrs. Bond, Jessie Evans, Dean Cooper, and Joshua Evans, Jr.
open this document and view contents Baptist Mission in Monrovia
open this document and view contents Classroom in Booker T. Washington Administration Building
open this document and view contents GW students having tea at the Pakistan Embassy."Ambassador Syed Amjad Ali (left center) and his daughter Talat A. Ali (left front), a GW student
open this document and view contents Cloyd Marvin presents honorary degree to Syngman Rhee
open this document and view contents University of Liberia with Bond, Evans, Bond, Evans, Cooper, Freeman
open this document and view contents Mr. Joshua Evans sightseeing with Mr. Freeman
open this document and view contents University of Liberia campus with Bond and Evans
open this document and view contents Visit to University of Liberia classroom
open this document and view contents American Colonization Building
open this document and view contents Joshua Evans Jr., Jessie F. Evans, and Mr. Freeman visit Baptist Mission School
open this document and view contents Joshua Evans, Jr., & "Fatso", Assistant Director of Booker T. Washington Institute
open this document and view contents President Tubman of Liberia
open this document and view contents Booker T. Washington Administration Bulding
open this document and view contents Drama production Sing out sweet land
open this document and view contents Outdoor market
open this document and view contents H.P. Caemmerer
open this document and view contents Warwick Memorial Cancer Clinic
open this document and view contents Kappa Delta house, women drinking and smoking inside house

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