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The Migration Series, Panel No. 1: During World War I There Was a Great Migration North by Southern African Americans.
The Migration Series, Panel No. 5: Migrants Were Advanced Passage on The Railroads, Paid for by Northern Industry. Northern Industry Was to Be Repaid
The Migration Series, Panel No. 9: They Left Because The Boll Weevil Had Ravaged The Cotton Crop.
The Migration Series, Panel No. 11: Food Had Doubled in Price Because of The War.
The Migration Series, Panel No. 13: The Crops Were Left to Dry And Rot. There Was No One to Tend Them.
The Migration Series, Panel No. 31: The Migrants Found Improved Housing When They Arrived North.
The Migration Series, Panel No. 45: The Migrants Arrived in Pittsburgh, One of The Great Industrial Centers of The North.
The Migration Series, Panel No. 47: As The Migrant Population Grew, Good Housing Became Scarce.
The Migration Series, Panel No. 57: The Female Workers Were The Last to Arrive North
Subway Home From Work
The Migration Series, Panel No. 7: The Migrant, Whose Life Had Been Rural And Nurtured by The Earth, Was Now Moving to Urban Life Dependent on Industr
The Migration Series, Panel No. 59: in The North They Had The Freedom to Vote