W.N. Manning photo of McDonald - Smartt House, 1935

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W.N. Manning photo of McDonald - Smartt House, 1935

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W.N. Manning photo of McDonald - Smartt House, 1935

W.N. Manning photo of McDonald - Smartt House, 1935, part of the historic American buildings Survey. The house was located at 315 North Randolph Street, Eufaula, Barbour County, AL. This is an exterior view of the front door and window treatments.

Date & Place: May 16, 1935 at McDonald-Smartt House in Eufaula, Barbour County, Alabama USA

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