Hauling Turpentine Gum in Georgia July 1937

In July 1937, workers transport turpentine gum from the woods to the still in Homerville, Georgia. This process showcases the labor-intensive methods used in turpentine production, a vital industry in Clinch County. The image offers a glimpse into the economic activities of the time and highlights the regions dependence on its natural resources.

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