A Keowee Church Farm Cotton Picking | History of SC Slide Collection

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"A Keowee Church Farm Cotton Picking." This photograph of whites picking cotton, taken around 1900 in York County, is from the collection of Miss Margaret Gist. She was active in the missionary society of the South Carolina Presbyterian Churches, and the photograph may record charitable work done by that society within the state.

Courtesy of the South Caroliniana Library.

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