Workers Scooping Resin in State Line Mississippi 1938

Workers scoop resin from a settling vat in State Line, Mississippi, in November 1938. This process is crucial for the turpentine industry, which played an important role in the local economy. The resin collected is placed into barrels for shipping, illustrating the labor-intensive methods used in resin production at the time.

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