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Mary Ann Booth writes to Edwina Booth about general news, the weather, Rosalie's sickness, etc.

Mary Ann Booth writes a chatty letter to Edwina Booth discussing the weather and snow. She also mentions that Aunt Asia is asking for news.

Mary Ann Booth writes a long newsy letter to Edwina Booth mentioning Edwin and Joseph Booth, and describing her apartment building and its tenants.

Mary Ann Booth sends a chatty letter to Edwin Booth's daughter, Edwina, mentioning Aunt Asia and Joseph Booth.

Mary Ann Booth shares news with Edwin Booth commenting that she expects John home someday this week. The last week in Boston was very good.

A woman identified as "Mary" stands next to her mother, seated in a wheelchair.

A woman identified as "Mary" escorts her mother in her wheelchair.

A memorial card for labor organizer Mary "Mother" Jones features a portrait of her standing in a dark dress above a quote. The quote reads: "Her last words were: 'Lay me to rest beside my boys in Mt. Olive; let no traitor draw breath over my grave.'…

Martina C. Erickson Parsons, principal at the Monticello Female Seminary from 1910 until 1918, poses for a portrait. After leaving her position at Monticello Female Seminary, she received the title of President Emeritus and served on the Board of…

Portrait of Martin Luther King, Sr., Baptist pastor, civil rights leader, and father to Martin Luther King, Jr., reading as he stands behind a podium.

Portrait of Martin Luther King, Sr., Baptist pastor, civil rights leader, and father to Martin Luther King, Jr., speaking from a podium.