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Thursday, December 02, 2010

Historical Image of the Day

Japanese Chamber of Commerce float, Seattle International Potlatch Day Parade, 1939

Posted by Erik Loomis at 9:23 AM

Labels: 1930s, Historical Images, Japanese-Americans, Seattle, Washington

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