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Image of Seahawks jacket owned by Rev. Dr. Samuel Berry McKinney, ca. 2012
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Seahawks jacket owned by Rev. Dr. Samuel Berry McKinney, ca. 2012

This jacket was given to Rev. Dr. Samuel Berry McKinney (1926-2018) when he was honored during a Seahawks game. McKinney was a prominent civil rights leader and pastor of Seattle’s Mount Zion Baptist Church.
ID Number: 2017.59.8
Date: Circa 2012
Physical Description: 1 Jacket; leather, polyester; 31.5 in.H x 21 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2017.59.8
Subjects: Sports, Religion and Spirituality, Clothing and Dress, Black/African American
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