Title	Anna Pauline Washington
Owning Institution	Indiana Historical Society
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Item ID	M0511_P_FOLDER1_001
Description	Anna Pauline (Harper) Washington was a resident of Indianapolis, born in Tennessee on August 23, 1892. She and her husband Fred Washingotn were married around 1907 and were longtime members of Mount Paran Baptist Church in Indianapolis. Mrs. Washington served as the 2nd Vice President of National Senior Women (supposedly a church organization) and was a founder of the church's True Vine Missionary Circle.
Subject	African Americans African Americans--History Churches Mt. Paran Baptist Church (Indianapolis, Ind.) Baptist Churches Choir robes Women Missions
Date	Circa 1925
Time Period	1920s (1920-1929)
Geographic Location	Indiana--Marion County--Indianapolis
Source Collection Name	Virtea Downey Collection, 1913-1985
Source Collection Number	M0511
Digital Collection Name	African American History Collection
Digital Collection Number	dc022
Format of Original	Photographic print, b&w
Size of Original	3 x 5 in.
Digital Format	JP2000
Resolution	600 ppi
Notes	The Virtea Downey Collection consists of materials she collected as part of her work with the Black Women in the Middle West Project. As the church relations consultant, she gathered program booklets, histories, and newsletters relating to several churches and religious organizations in Indianapolis.
Type	Image
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