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tobacco shop atlanta SLAVE AUCTION HOUSE in Atlanta, Georgia about 1864 between a and a cigar factory on Whitehall Street (today called Peachtree Street) Note the guard's rifle. Photo by George Barnard (1819-1902) H. Silverman Cigar Company, 1890s

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tobacco shop atlanta SLAVE AUCTION HOUSE in Atlanta, Georgia about 1864 between a and a cigar factory on Whitehall Street (today called Peachtree Street) Note the guard's rifle. Photo by George Barnard (1819-1902) H. Silverman Cigar Company, 1890s

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tobacco shop atlanta SLAVE AUCTION HOUSE in Atlanta, Georgia about 1864 between a and a cigar factory on Whitehall Street (today called Peachtree Street) Note the guard's rifle. Photo by George Barnard (1819-1902) H. Silverman Cigar Company, 1890s

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tobacco shop atlanta SLAVE AUCTION HOUSE in Atlanta, Georgia about 1864 between a and a cigar factory on Whitehall Street (today called Peachtree Street) Note the guard's rifle. Photo by George Barnard (1819-1902) H. Silverman Cigar Company, 1890s

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tobacco shop atlanta SLAVE AUCTION HOUSE in Atlanta, Georgia about 1864 between a and a cigar factory on Whitehall Street (today called Peachtree Street) Note the guard's rifle. Photo by George Barnard (1819-1902) H. Silverman Cigar Company, 1890s
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