Photographic print of Eunice Jackson and friends posing in front of large rocks

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A black-and-white photograph of a group of four (4) women posing on an outcropping of rocks. Eunice Jackson is the woman in the back at the proper right. All are wearing dresses, or jackets, blouses and skirts. Three of the women are looking at the camera, and the second woman from proper right is looking out of frame to the right. There is a geometric border around the photograph image with [ELKO] printed in the corners.

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