Man Splitting Hickory Wood in Ozark Hills 1938

In August 1938, a man in the Ozark hills near Seligman, Missouri, splits hickory wood for chair-bottoms. This craft has deep roots in the community, with both his father and son involved in furniture making. The image illustrates the lives of sharecroppers and mountaineers in the region, showcasing the importance of traditional craftsmanship in Arkansas and Missouri.

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