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English: Martin Luther King Jr.'s Boyhood home
Date 7 March 2010
Source I, Jeff Clemmons, created this work entirely by myself.
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Author Jeff Clemmons

Object location

33° 45′ 18.00″ N, 84° 22′ 20.00″ W

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