Young Boy Working in Cotton Field South Carolina 1937

A young boy works in a cotton field in Chesnee, South Carolina, in June 1937. He belongs to a sharecropper family, reflecting the labor-intensive agricultural practices of that time. Spartanburg County was known for its cotton production, which played a significant role in the local economy. Sharecropping was a common arrangement for many rural families in the South.

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