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Maggie Payton, wife of Philip A. Payton Jr., the "father of Harlem", and 13 West 131st Street, the house where they lived starting in 1903.[1] Caption: Mrs. Philip A. Payton, Jr. Their home, New York City. Illustration from Chapter XIX, "Philip A. Payton, Jr., and the Afro-American Realty Company", between pages 200 and 201 of The Negro in Business, by Booker T. Washington, published 1907. |
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| Author | Booker T. Washington (author of book) |
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