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DescriptionHemingway and Marlins.jpg |
American author Ernest Hemingway with Pauline, Gregory, John, and Patrick Hemingway and four marlins on the dock in Bimini, 20 July 1935.
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1935 |
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Ernest Hemingway Photograph Collection, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston |
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Not specified, owned by John F. Kennedy library |
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public domain
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