Early South Florida: Beans
1 card; postally unused; caption: "Beans Sec. 28 54 40"; notes: "152"
1904/1920
Leather britches, Elsie Burrill, Tremont Environmental Center
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Elsie Burrill shows leather britches (Dried, strung beans) to children at Tremont.Tremont Environmental Center, IV-U-Ed-16559, Miscellaneous - Use of Park - Environment Education
Proffitt house, Mrs. Proffitt hanging leather britches beans on porch, 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Proffitt House (still standing 1992, across Rt. 321 from Wa-Floy Retreat). Mrs. Proffitt hanging leather britches beans on porch. Proffitt House; III-B-18136.Proffitt House (still standing 1992, across Rt. 321 from Wa-Floy Retreat). Mrs. Proffitt hanging leather britches beans on porch.Proffitt House, III-B-18136
1930
Proffitt house, cat attracted by bean that fell on porch, cat hole in wall or door was common in cabins, 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Proffitt house, Rt. 321 (still standing in 1992). Cat attracted by been that fell on porch. Cat hole in wall or door was common in cabins. Cat Hole; III-B-18135.Proffitt house, Rt. 321 (still standing in 1992). Cat attracted by been that fell on porch. Cat hole in wall or door was common in cabins.Cat Hole, III-B-18135
1930
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