This is a digital image of a young woman standing beside a building made from a negative. To the far right, there is a wooden sign that is unable to be read in this photograph. The columns of the building can just be made out at the top of the photograph. There is a man walking towards her. The date and the location of this photograph is not known. The negative is part of a series that were found loose in the Joseph Lyles Scrapbook and may have been taken during his 1952 trip with the Harlem Globetrotters.
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Notes:
Part of a group of negatives found as loose materials in the Joseph Lyles scrapbook
