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Teamsters Local 170 Sponsors Buffalo Soldier Presentation in 2002

Photographs provide by IBT Education Department


Photograph of man in uniform on a horse in a small crowd.

Michael Washington portraying the Buffalo Soldier on horse.


Photograph of man in uniform on a horse in a crowd of children and adults.

Michael Washington on horse surrounded by twenty students and two teachers of Quinsigamond Elementary School, and meeting participants.


Photograph of two men standing in front of a display.

Napoleon DePina and Michael Washington in front of their Buffalo Soldier poster display


Photograph of a man in uniform standing in front of a classroom of children, many with their hands raised to ask a question.

Michael Washington answering students' questions


Photograph of an older man in the front of a classroom of children.

Napoleon DePina addressing students on the role played by the Buffalo Soldier


Photograph of an historic painting of African-American men in uniform and on horseback.

Picture of Buffalo Soldiers in action


Photograph of two horsemen in uniform, one holding an older version of the American flag.

Picture of two Buffalo Soldiers on horseback


Photograph of an African-American man in uniform.

Picture of a Buffalo Soldier


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