Photograph of members of the American Woodmen, Georgetown Camp No. 4

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A black and white gelatin silver print of members of the American Woodmen group, Georgetown Camp No. 4. The image is of seventeen men and women sitting and standing around a podium with a banner on it. All the people in the photograph are dressed formally with the men wearing suits or tuxedos and the women wearing dresses. The podium and the banner are at the center of the photograph. The banner reads “GEORGETOWN CAMP / No. 4 / AMERICAN WOODMEN / WASHINGTON. D.C. / ORGANIZED OCT. 20 / 1922.” The back of the photograph is stamped with red ink which reads “A.H. BROWN, JR. / Photographer / WASHINGTON, D. C.” Handwritten inscriptions are also on the back of the photograph in black ink. Written on the top left corner of the back is “3” and “Jan 1954.” Written on the back at center is “J.C.M.”

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