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              <text>Coming from the Caniglia family in Omaha, Nebraska, this tattered and torn family album has been passed down through generations of life in the family. The front cover of the album is a colorful painting of a man on horseback wielding a sword surrounded by flowers. Within the album lay dozens of photographs that date from around the 1970s all the way back to circa 19th century. </text>
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              <text>Kristen Caniglia Malachinski, Little Italy Omaha History Harvest, 2018.</text>
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