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Photographer name and location inscribed in negatives.

Photograph album distributed by K. Tidemann & Co. of Galveston, Texas, with photographs created by Fred A. Gildersleeve of Waco, Texas. the photographs document the operations of the Goodland Plantation owned by the company in Goodland, Texas, ca. 1915.

Images in the album include views of cotton fields and plantation buildings; a detailed image of cotton plants; views of African Americans picking cotton in the fields; white men in a wagon pulled by mules spraying fields with calcium arsenate to poison boll weevils; African American children posed sitting on a large pile of cotton bolls, wagons filled with cotton bolls awaiting the ginning process, and uncompressed bales of cotton awaiting transport.

African American agricultural laborers > Texas > Pictorial works.

African American children > Texas > Pictorial works.

African Americans > Pictorial works.

African Americans > Texas > Galveston > Pictorial works.

Boll weevil > Control > Texas > Pictorial works.

Cotton > Texas > Pictorial works.

Cotton farmers > Texas > Pictorial works.

Cotton growing > Texas > Pictorial works.

Cotton growing and manufacture > Texas > Pictorial works.

Cotton plantation workers > Texas > Pictorial works.

Cotton trade > Texas > Pictorial works.

Galveston (Tex.) > Pictorial works.

Goodland (Tex.) > Pictorial works.

Texas > Pictorial works.

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