File:They worked by Annnis Furs in Downtown Detroit.jpg

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English: 'They worked by Annnis Furs' in Downtown Detroit Annis Fur Company and Detroit Public Library, 1917.
'Workers at Annis Furs in Downtown Detroit. Taken in the 1920’s. My great grandmother, Jennie Virginia Allen Turner is in the second row, far left. Her daughter Alice is next to her. Skip the next woman and her daughter Daisy is there, 4th from the left. The three of them got jobs at Annis Furs soon after moving to Detroit from Montgomery, Alabama in 1922.‘
'Alice spent years taking care of her while Daisy worked. Daisy added to their income by being head numbers writer at Annis!! Did I ever show you the picture of the “coloreds” who worked at Annis? Will send if you like. Looks like people from Mr. Polks book, were supposed to be the “best looking colored girls in Detroit” Mr. Annis had a colored mistress, of course.'
Date 1920s
date QS:P,+1920-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
Source https://findingeliza.com/archives/258 --- https://findingeliza.com/archives/19
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