Boy Collects Sticks for Tobacco Workers Granville County 1939

A young boy gathers sticks for tobacco workers in Granville County, North Carolina. In July 1939, agricultural labor was crucial for the economy, particularly in the South. Tobacco farming played a significant role in the regions development, employing many families and shaping the local culture. This image illustrates the daily life of rural communities engaged in this vital industry.

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