"Hotel DeBreeze." Abandoned house covered with graffiti by Co. K, Second Illinois National Guard. Destruction likely occurred during the East St. Louis race riot.
- Item sets
- The 1917 East St. Louis Race Massacre
- Title
- "Hotel DeBreeze." Abandoned house covered with graffiti by Co. K, Second Illinois National Guard. Destruction likely occurred during the East St. Louis race riot.
- Description
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Horizontal, black and white photograph of a two-story sided building with writing on both levels of the front and side. "Hotel De Breeze" is written above the gingerbread trim on the front porch and the back roof and back of the building is missing.
Company K was sent to East St. Louis to respond to the East St. Louis race riots of July 1917, and this photograph likely shows destruction in the aftermath of the violence. - Subject
- East St. Louis Race Massacre
- East St. Louis Race Riot
- East St. Louis
- African American History
- Graffiti
- Buildings
- Temporal Coverage
- 1910-1919
- Date
- July 1917
- Format
- Photograph
- WRSTL project
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The 1917 East St. Louis Race Massacre
- Source
- Missouri Historical Society
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"Hotel DeBreeze." Abandoned house covered with graffiti by Co. K, Second Illinois National Guard. Destruction likely occurred during the East St. Louis race riot.
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"Hotel DeBreeze." Abandoned house covered with graffiti by Co. K, Second Illinois National Guard. Destruction likely occurred during the East St. Louis race riot.
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"Hotel DeBreeze." Abandoned house covered with graffiti by Co. K, Second Illinois National Guard. Destruction likely occurred during the East St. Louis race riot.
