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Description"Early U.S. Post Village" by Margaret Covey Chisholm (cropped).jpg	English: "Early U.S. Post Village" by Margaret Covey Chisholm
Date	16 December 2024
Source	https://catalog.archives.gov/id/70170352?objectPage=37
Author	National Archives
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