Cotton Wagon in front of Barn


Title
Cotton Wagon in front of Barn
Description
Two photographs (one black and white, one sepia) of the same image. The photo shows a cotton wagon being loaded with bales from the second floor of a barn and a horse and buggy with six men in the picture. Message on the back of the black and white photo is as follows: "Cotton Wagon Dennis T. McLawhorn standing in barn, R. Herman McLawhorn on buggy. My father R.H. Jr. told me that as a child, he rode on a wagon full of cotton pulled by a team of mules on overnight trips to Washington, N.C. where the cotton was sold and loaded onto boats to be shipped to northern markets. A. McLawhorn." Message on the back of the sepia photo is as follows: "Herman in buggy, Dennis in overalls standing, cotton to market." Date approximated.
Date
1910-1940
Original Format
photographs
Extent
Local Identifier
1390-b1-fe-i1, i2
Subject(s)
Spatial
Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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