Cotton Hoers Break for Lunch Summer 1937 Georgia

Cotton hoers take a break from their work for lunch in July 1937 in Georgia. The image shows a farmers daughter with laborers from various backgrounds, illustrating the collaborative nature of agricultural work in the rural South. This scene reflects the daily life of those contributing to the cotton industry during this period.

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