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Chief Blue With His Wife | History Of SC Slide Collection

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Chief Blue With His Wife | History Of SC Slide Collection
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"Chief Blue towers over his wife, with his more than 6-foot frame. Their son, Nelson Blue, has now assumed command of the Catawba tribe," says the caption on this 1950s photo. Courtesy of the South...
Indian Pottery For Sale | History Of SC Slide Collection

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Indian Pottery For Sale | History Of SC Slide Collection
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"Indian Pottery for Sale." This photo was taken by Louise Jones Dubose when she visited the Catawba reservation in connection with her office as assistant director of the WPA Writers Project in the...
A Good Crop Of Kudzu | History Of SC Slide Collection

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A Good Crop Of Kudzu | History Of SC Slide Collection
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"A good crop of Kudzu," grown by a Pickens County farmer, is proudly displayed in this July 1939, photo by L.W. Riley for the Department of Agriculture. Courtesy of the Clemson University Libraries.
Theater - Write About It Worksheet for Google Docs

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Theater - Write About It Worksheet for Google Docs
INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link above to access the Google Docs document. You can go under File and select " Make a Copy" to add to your own Google Drive or " Print." In the Be a Theater Critic...