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   1.  The Black Pioneers of Tucson and Their Achievements, 1860-1900; A Reference Guide, by Bernard Wilson.  The cover is        paper bound with a plastic binding.  The book contains the following: 78 pages, a Table of Contents, Preface, a list of Black people that lived in Tucson between 1860 and 1900 and with descriptions of some of their achievements in the city, containing black/white and colored photos, a population chart of Arizona, historical mining law information and a map created in 1900.  These and other items within the book are referenced for the historical researcher or genealogist searching for the Black population of Tucson.  If you are searching for Black relatives that resided in Tucson between 1860 and 1900, this is the beginning of your quest.  $25.00 

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2.  The 20th Century Tucson map contains 1920 U. S. Census population for Native Americans and Chinese with the Black population’ names (421), addresses and employment locations with some historical sites on this street map.  This map has the 1920 U. S. Census district shown in bright green and city official residents location.  Along the bottom edge are city photos of the past and present.  The map is 34” X 44” (863.6 mm X 1117.6 mm) on 24lb. white bond paper $80.00     

   

The 20th Century Tucson Map;  (34” X 44”)

3.  NEW  17” X 11” (431.8 mm X 279.4 mm) nine pages map plates, bond with black plastic comb and 24 lb. paper cover.  Map description is same as above.  $80.00