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African American woman, Louisiana

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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African American woman, Louisiana
Tintype of an unknown African American woman. From a collection of photos that belonged to a family in Northwest Louisiana. Not an expert on period fashion but judging from the dress (buttons etc) this may be taken 1870s.
Date & Place: in Louisiana USA
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