US EditionOur Coast: In the peanut fields of Edenton, 1937-1942
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Our Coast: In the peanut fields of Edenton, 1937-1942
Stacks of peanut hay curing and threshers at work near Edenton, N.C., 1938. In the center of the photo, we can see the dust blown up from a mechanical picker that is separating the vines from the pods, or peanuts. Photo courtesy, State Archives of North Carolina Note from the author: This is the first photo-essay in a series I’m calling “Working Lives: Photographs from Eastern North Carolina, 1937 to 1947.” You can find my introduction to the se…
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