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File:Harriet Tubman.jpg

Harriet Tubman, picture from the Famous People: Selected Portraits From the Collections of the Library of Congress

Information from Library of Congress:
TUBMAN, HARRIET. Photograph by H. B. Lindsley. [No date found on caption card. Dates of LOT 5910: 1850-1900]
Location: LOT 5910 [not found 1998]
Reproduction Number: LC-USZ62-7816

Time & Life Pictures dates the image to 1855. MPI dates the image to 1870. Indiana University Department of History and the Brooklyn Museum both date the image to 1860-1875.


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