1939 Wood Stacked for Firing Tobacco in North Carolina

In July 1939, wood is stacked for tobacco firing in Person County, North Carolina. This image illustrates the traditional preparation methods used by farmers for curing tobacco. The process was essential for enhancing the flavor and quality of the crop, which played a significant role in the local economy and culture of North Carolina.

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