MS - Cotton Row Street in Leland, Mississippi Delta 1939In 1939, FSA photographer Marion Post Wolcott captured this image of Cotton Row Street in Leland, Mississippi, in the heart of the Delta. Leland, known as the "Garden Spot of the Delta," was a major center for cotton production and trade during the early 20th century. This photograph showcases the bustling activity and economic importance of the cotton industry in the Mississippi Delta during the Great Depression era. Each reproduction is printed on

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the many docks and landings

Amazing bird's eye view of Bellows Falls

along with the memories that keep people connected to this remarkable place

archival paper using a restored map of Winchester

a prominent 19th-century map maker

rapid street expansion

It captures the quiet ponds

the river bridges linking the city to the far bank

Japanese Store

Michigan from 1889: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

this map presents Garfield in the early 1900s