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“Old Salem Park Spring”

'Old Salem Park Spring'

Two men and two women pose near a spring in the Salem area. The man on the left is Harry W. Peterson. The three others are not identified. “Old Salem Park” refers to Wachovia Park, established in 1884 out of a strip of woodland separating the Salem Academy and College and Salem Cemetery.

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Two men and two women pose near a spring in the Salem area. The man on the left is Harry W. Peterson. The three others are not identified. "Old Salem Park" refers to Wachovia Park, established in 1884 out of a strip of woodland separating the Salem Academy and College and Salem Cemetery.
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Old Salem Museums and Gardens holds the rights to this image
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Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Pictorial works, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Sources, Digital Forsyth
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"Old Salem Park Spring"
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