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Net fishing on the Gulf of Mexico. Pass Christian, Mississippi
Pass Christian, United States
Pulp wood going down the River Styx to Mobile by inland waterway near Robertsdale, Alabama
Robertsdale, United States
Farmer's daughter in the fields. Farm in Georgia
The landowner's daughter hoes cotton on a south Georgia farm
Sharecropper family near Hazlehurst, Georgia
Hazlehurst, United States
Turpentine still in the Piney Woods near Valdosta, Georgia
Valdosta, United States
Ox team used to haul pulpwood. Mississippi
Turpentine still. Georgia
Cabin in Hancock County, Mississippi
Hancock County, United States
Pulling out the railroad tracks which lead to the closed sawmill. Careyville, Florida
Manager of turpentine still. Georgia
Turpentine still. Georgia
Overseer in the turpentine woods. Georgia
Overseer in the turpentine woods. Georgia
Families are left stranded without means of support when the lumber mill "cuts out." This family lives on a cut-over area. The mill has closed, and the father does WPA (Work Projects Administration) work. Near Kiln, Mississippi
Kiln, United States
Sharecropper family near Hazlehurst, Georgia
Hazlehurst, United States
Sharecropper family near Hazlehurst, Georgia
Hazlehurst, United States
The one inhabitant remaining in Fullerton, Louisiana, an abandoned lumber town
Public library in the piney woods of southwestern Mississippi
library
Public library in the southwestern section of Mississippi, in the piney woods
library
A hitchhiking family waiting along the highway in Macon, Georgia. The father repairs sewing machines, lawn mowers, etc. He is leaving Macon, where a license is required for such work (twenty-five dollars) and heading back for Alabama
Macon, United States
A hitchhiking family waiting along the highway in Macon, Georgia. The father repairs sewing machines, lawn mowers, etc. He is leaving Macon, where a license is required for such work (twenty-five dollars) and heading back for Alabama
Macon, United States
Turpentine worker's camp. Georgia
