James Keen Photographic Collection 1933-1946 1941-1945
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James N. Keen was a photographer for a number of newspapers, including the Dayton Journal-Herald, Chattanooga News, Associated Press, Louisville Courier-Journal and Louisville Times. His work appeared in national publications such as Life and U.S. Camera Annual . His subjects included high-profile individuals, such as Orville Wright and Charles Kettering. From the guide to the James Keen Photographic Collection, 1933-1946, 1941-1945, (Wright State University, Special Collections and ...
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