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Alton H. Blackington

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31:(1898–1963) was a photographer, writer, radio personality, and television show host known for his features on life in New England. He was known as Blackie. Described as a "dyed-in-the-wool Yankee", he was a chronicler of New England lore and legend. His extensive photo collection included many shots from New England, as well as others from his travels abroad. His collection also includes photos to the American Southwest, and the ones he collected through his photo company. 17: 47:
where he wrote features about New England for 10 years. He eventually established a photo company and became a lecturer and radio show host. He is responsible for capturing disturbing pictures of racial terror lynching in the South, most famously the public torture and murder of Lloyd Warner in 1933
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frozen in the ice at the Rockland Section Base at Rockland, Maine from late 1917
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Alton H. Blackington photo of the United States Navy patrol vessel
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storytelling to television at NBC. He was awarded a posthumous
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USS Satilla (SP-687)
Rockland, Maine
Boston Herald
Yankee Quill Award


"Blackington, Alton H. – Special Collections and University Archives"



"Collection P 049: Blackington Southwest photographs inventory"
Fort Lewis College
"Lynching of Lloyd Warner, ca. November 28, 1933"
"Yankee Quill | NENPA"
Categories
1898 births
1963 deaths
People from Rockland, Maine
20th-century American writers
20th-century American photographers
American radio DJs

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