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Corn stacked against the barn and on a rail around barn and haystacks. The corn has been cut and hauled in from the field rather than being left there in shocks. The wall of cornstalks around the barn gave the appearance of a fort. Near Hightower off Highway 14. Caswell County, North Carolina
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Credit lineCorn stacked against the barn and on a rail around barn and haystacks. The corn has been cut and hauled in from the field rather than being left there in shocks. The wall of cornstalks around the bar. 1939-01-01. Wolcott, Marion Post. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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