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In the early fall during "syrupping off" time many of the children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

In the early fall during "syruping off" time many of the children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

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In the early fall during "syrupping off" time many of the children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

In the early fall during "syruping off" time many of the children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

In the early fall during "syrupping off" time many children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

In the early fall during "syrupping off" time many of the children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

In the early fall many of the children remain away from school on "syrupping off" days. Sorghum syrup is boiled down from the cane sap by one of the men from the neighborhood who does this work for different members of the communities, taking a share of the syrup for his labor. On the highway between Campton and Jackson, Kentucky

An old photo of a woman cooking something, possibly related to: In the early fall during "syrupping off" time many of the children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

In the early fall during "syrupping off" time many of the children stay home from school to eat the freshly boiled down sorghum cane syrup. The cook usually goes to the various farms in the neighborhood and for his work takes a share of the syrup. On the highway between Jackson and Campton, Kentucky

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kentucky nitrate negatives kentucky central junction fall children home school sorghum cane syrup sorghum cane syrup cook farms neighborhood work share highway jackson campton united states history library of congress
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01/01/1940
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Wolcott, Marion Post, 1910-1990, photographer
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Kentucky Central Junction ,  39.07250, -84.50899
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Library of Congress
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No known restrictions. For information, see U.S. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black & White Photographs http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/071_fsab.html

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