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Playing a Record at Highlander
CIO workshop at Highlander Folk School, featuring George Guernsey, extreme right. A group of five men gathered around a record player.
Rubber Workers at Highlander
A group of Rubber Industry workers attending a workshop at Highlander Folk School.
Mine, Mill, and Smelters Union Meal
Mine, Mill and Smelter workers eating a meal at Highlander Folk School.
Female Rubber Workers
Rubber Workers at Highlander. Catherine Winston depicted in the center.
Farmers Union Workshop near Water
Farmers Union workshop outdoors near water at Highlander Folk School. B.R. Brazeal is on the extreme left. May Justus, Highlander's Secretary-Treasurer, also pictured.
Square Dance at Highlander
Early thirties square dancing at Highlander Folk School, led by Ralph Tefferteller. Henry Thomas is the caller featured in the center of the yard.
