Tobacco on Sticks Granville County North Carolina 1939

Tobacco is strung on sticks in Granville County, North Carolina in July 1939. This method was common for curing tobacco, a vital crop in the region. During this period, tobacco farming played a significant role in the local economy, providing employment and supporting community livelihoods. Granville County remains known for its agricultural heritage.

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