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Digital Collections
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Third Farmers Union Session
October 1948
Group portrait of the third Farmers Union session at Highlander Folk School.
Farmers Union Workshop Member
A Farmers Union member from Astatde, Tennessee, attending a workshop at Highlander Folk School.
Small Group Meeting at Highlander
A small group meeting at Highlander. From left to right: J.C. McAmis, TVA; Myles Horton, Tennessee Farmers Union; Mr. H.N. Hatley, Tennessee Farmers Union; Lee Fryer, Secretary-Treasurer for the N...
CIO Meeting at Highlander
Three men smoking cigarettes around a table, as part of a CIO meeting at Highlander Folk School.
Farmers Union Workshop Members
Members of a Farmers Union workshop at Highlander Folk School are seen relaxing in the men's dormitories on bunk beds.
