Scope and arrangement

Oral history interview by Heather Anderson, in Winterville, North Carolina, pertaining to Norman Worthington's life (1918-2002) as a tobacco farmer in Winterville, North Carolina, and mechanizing farming in the rural South.

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Encoded by Najia Zeng, August 30, 2010

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Record Group 95: Oral History Collection.

Key terms

Personal Names

Worthington, Norman

Topical

Agricultural innovations--Southern States
Farm life--North Carolina--Winterville
Tobacco farmers--North Carolina--Winterville