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R. M. Barker Tobacco Company

 

R. M. Barker Tobacco Company

Both images of the same scene, but from opposite directions, along 11th, between Clay and Polk

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All of the pictures below are circa 1948, and are of the R. M. Barker Tobacco Co. in Carrollton. 
If you can identify any of the folks in the images, please drop us an email, by clicking here.

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Group of Men Sitting Around

 

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Office workers at the Re-dryer Workers with loose hands of tobacco

 

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Man outside the scale room Two views of the scale

    

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Taking tobacco off basket
to be replaced on a stick
Hands of tobacco on dollies Stick with tobacco hands
and worker
Putting tobacco in steam
room before conveyor belt

 

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Side of the steam room Man outside the steam room

 

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Taking tobacco out of the steam press

 

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Coopers working on hogsheads Filling the hogsheads

 

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Pressing hogsheads Stacking sealed hogsheads Dragging a dolly of tobacco Men showing tobacco hands

 

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Loading tobacco palettes on sleds Unloading tobacco with a winch Lifting tobacco palette with a forklift

Thanks

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Read about M. I Barker, an earlier proprietor of the tobacco warehouse, here. (pdf -low quality, sorry, best available)

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UK has restored a portion of a Richland Farm film of tobacco planting. Makes our back sore just watching it. We also note they says they have 121 such films of various Carroll doings.

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