Turpentine Still in Valdosta Georgia July 1937
A turpentine still operates in the Piney Woods near Valdosta, Georgia, in July 1937. This image shows the turpentine production process, which was vital to the local economy. During this period, Lowndes County emerged as a significant hub for turpentine harvesting, reflecting the agricultural practices of the era.
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Turpentine Still in Valdosta Georgia July 1937
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