Turpentine Camp in Godwinsville Georgia 1937
A turpentine camp in Godwinsville, Dodge County, Georgia, is seen in July 1937. The turpentine industry played a crucial role in the local economy during the Great Depression, reflecting labor conditions of the era. This image is a significant resource for understanding agricultural practices of the 1930s.
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Turpentine Camp in Godwinsville Georgia 1937
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