File:Children swinging on a maypole - DPLA - 2a01de1553bb6a406eab4f61f4daad67.jpg

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Children swinging on a maypole (

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Title

Children swinging on a maypole

Description

An albumen print of children swinging on a maypole at Golden Rule Park taken around 1900. The boys and girls were likely children of employees of the Acme Sucker Rod Company factory in Toledo, Ohio. Golden Rule Park was on the grounds of the factory. The business was owned by Toledo mayor Samuel Milton Jones who believed that the idea of equality is best found in little children who ""know no sickly distinctions of social inferiority or superiority""

Collection

Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
Location	Toledo , United States of America
Coordinates	41° 39′ 16″ N, 83° 32′ 23″ W
Website	www.toledolibrary.org
Authority file	: Q7814140 VIAF: 124422246 ISNI: 0000000085997145 LCCN: n2003033431 WorldCat

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by Toledo-Lucas County Public Library as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Ohio Digital Network.

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DPLA identifier: 2a01de1553bb6a406eab4f61f4daad67

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