Digging and Scraping Rosin Gum for Turpentine Still in Florida

Creator

Hampton Dunn

Files

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Creation Date

1900

Time Period

circa 1900s

Abstract

African-Americans gathering the essentials for making turpentine.

Alt Text

A group of people working among tall trees in a forest, with one person using a tool on the tree trunk. The scene appears to be set in a wooded area with various individuals engaged in different tasks.

Keywords

African Americans, Gums and resins, Pines, Turpentine industry

Extent

1 postcard

Physical Collection

Hampton Dunn Collection of Florida Postcards

Box

27

Folder

Industry

Language

English

Media Type

Postcards

Identifier

D32-2574

Recommended Citation

Dunn, Hampton, "Digging and Scraping Rosin Gum for Turpentine Still in Florida" (1900). Hampton Dunn Collection of Florida Postcards. Image 724.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/dunn_postcards/724