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English: The People's Wall is the last remnant of the Black Panther Party's Seattle headquarters at the southwest corner of 20th Avenue and Spruce Street. The low retaining wall is on the 20th Avenue side of the property; the artwork was commissioned by the Black Panther chapter in 1969 and painted in 1970 by Dion Henderson; Eddie Walker gave it a "facelift" in 2008. More information: https://revisitwa.org/waypoint/the-peoples-wall.
Date Artwork: 1970-10-06; photo: Taken on 2 May 2023
Source Photograph by Joe Mabel
Author Artwork by Dion Henderson, retouched 2008 by Eddie Walker. Photo by Joe Mabel.
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