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lostinurbanism: Baltimore, Maryland. Photographs by Breck Chapman as part of the University of Baltimore’s Langsdale Library (1968-1996 collection)

lostinurbanism: Baltimore, Maryland. Photographs by Breck Chapman as part of the University of Baltimore’s Langsdale Library (1968-1996 collection)

lostinurbanism: From the series ‘Downtowners/ Towards Salvage’ taken in Georgia. Photographs by Carl Martin.

lostinurbanism: From the series ‘Downtowners/ Towards Salvage’ taken in Georgia. Photographs by Carl Martin.

lostinurbanism: Henry Clay Anderson was a professional African-American photographer who lived and worked in Greenville, Mississippi, establishing his own business, the “Anderson Photo Service.” His work spans the 50s, 60s, and 70s.

lostinurbanism: Henry Clay Anderson was a professional African-American photographer who lived and worked in Greenville, Mississippi, establishing his own business, the “Anderson Photo Service.” His work spans the 50s, 60s, and 70s.

lostinurbanism: Chicago. Photograph by Vivian Maier (1959)

lostinurbanism: Chicago. Photograph by Vivian Maier (1959)

lostinurbanism: Decatur County, Georgia. Photographs by Paul Kwilecki (late 1960s-80s)

lostinurbanism: Decatur County, Georgia. Photographs by Paul Kwilecki (late 1960s-80s)

lostinurbanism: Lower East Side, New York. Photograph by Beuford Smith (1968)

lostinurbanism: Lower East Side, New York. Photograph by Beuford Smith (1968)

lostinurbanism: Harriet Muse, right, and husband, Cabell, far left, with the brothers shortly after she found them at a sideshow in 1927. Photograph by George Davis. The brothers were kidnapped from their home in Virginia to become circus performers.

lostinurbanism: Harriet Muse, right, and husband, Cabell, far left, with the brothers shortly after she found them at a sideshow in 1927. Photograph by George Davis. The brothers were kidnapped from their home in Virginia to become circus performers.

lostinurbanism: New York. 5th Avenue. Photograph by Thomas Hoepker (1983)

lostinurbanism: New York. 5th Avenue. Photograph by Thomas Hoepker (1983)

lostinurbanism: Players Ball at East of the Ryan, a south side club, celebrating the birthday of Bishop Don Magic Juan. Photograph by Jon Lowenstein (2000)

lostinurbanism: Players Ball at East of the Ryan, a south side club, celebrating the birthday of Bishop Don Magic Juan. Photograph by Jon Lowenstein (2000)

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