Boots Woodall photographs, circa 1940-circa 1969

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Boots Woodall photographs, circa 1940-circa 1969

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The collection consists of 119 photographs that document Boots Woodall's career in country music. Included are individual shots of Woodall, group photos of Woodall and other country musicians, pictures of other country music groups, and an artist's sketch of Woodall.

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Georgia State University

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SNAC Resource ID: 7162166

Georgia State University

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