File:Ladies of Barbary Coast 1890 SFLibraryCode AAB-6666 mono.jpg
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Summary
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Photograph from 1890 of women and men inside a saloon during the Barbary Coast era of San Francisco. |
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| Source |
Original publication: unknown |
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1890 |
| Author |
unknown |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
The San Francisco Public Library gave written permission for Wikipedia to use this photo. See the Permission Form at right and at, Permission_Form_to_Use_Photos_from_San_Francisco_Library_James_Carroll_A1.jpg 
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- The San Francisco Public Library gave written permission for Wikipedia to use this photo. See the Permission Form at right and at,
Permission_Form_to_Use_Photos_from_San_Francisco_Library_James_Carroll_A1.jpg
- Since the photo is from 1890, the original photographer is certainly dead.
- The photo's source, the San Francisco Public Library, has also not found a copyright owner.
- San Francisco Public Library asks that the following credit line by shown with the photo: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library
Licensing
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 | This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1929. |  |
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