Cotton Unloading at Houston Freight Car 1939
The vintage image from October 1939 shows the unloading of a cotton bale from a freight car at a cotton compress in Houston, Texas. During this time, the cotton industry played a crucial role in Texass economy. The photograph provides insight into the logistics of cotton handling, reflecting the transportation methods in use. The U.S. Office of War Information created this image to document American agricultural practices, making it a valuable resource for those studying the economic landscape and history of Texas.
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Cotton Unloading at Houston Freight Car 1939
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