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Photo snapped by Bryan S. Bush, given to me with permission to post on the Wikipedia under the GFDL.
I reduced the image, and I release my changes under the same license.
The photograph shows a marker located at the corner of Second and Main Streets - one block from the Ohio River - significant for the river's use to transport slaves from Louisville, and more southerly points to the confluence of the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers at Pittsburgh, PA and points north.
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| current | 06:31, 30 August 2006 | 600×405 (105 KB) | Stevietheman (Talk | contribs) | (Photo snapped by Bryan S. Bush, given to me with permission to post on the Wikipedia under the GFDL. I reduced the image, and I release my changes under the same license.) |
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