1937 Print Pat Kilgarrlin Natchez Mississippi Portrait Steamboat Deck FZ3 NY4 experimental

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The statue was unveiled in March of 1904 after a dispute between Chile and Argentina

Pharaoh Pepi built on this site beginning in about 2250 BC

Keywords specific to this image: Constantinople

1937 Print Pat Kilgarrlin Natchez Mississippi Portrait Steamboat Deck FZ3 NY4 experimentalThis is an original 1937 halftone print portrait of Pat Kilgarrlin in Natchez, MIssissippi. The caption writes, "Pat likes his likker, will not work at anything, and lives on grocery handouts and an occasional bummed nickel. He is the type that critics of relief have in mind when they yell about the taxpayer's dollar." This image was taken to demonstrate the number of unemployed people in the United States during the late 1930s. Photography by William