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Working Lives: The Herring Fisheries at Plymouth 1939

Summary by Coastal Review Online
Herring seine on the Roanoke River, 3 miles above Plymouth, May 1939. The Kitty Hawk and Slade seine fisheries had been in operation for generations, but would close for the last time a few days after these photographs were taken. Photo courtesy, State Archives of North Carolina Editor’s note: Coastal Review regularly features the work of North Carolina historian David Cecelski, who writes about the history, culture and politics of the state’s c…
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Coastal Review Online broke the news in on Friday, February 7, 2025.
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