Wymarłe miasto w Luizjanie - Redux
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Mossville, LA - 2/6/2016 - Handpainted signs on a property at the edge of Mossville pay tribute to the geneaology and family history of the Mossville community. Nearly all the residents of Mossville -- founded by an ex-slave in 1790 and one of the first settlements of free blacks in the South -- have moved away after accepting buyouts from Sasol. Once a homeowner leaves, their property is quickly cleared to make way for the ongoing expansion.
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2016-02-06
William Widmer/Redux/EAST NEWS
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