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July 4, 1939. "Fourth of July celebration -- St. Helena Island, South Carolina." 35mm color transparency by Marion post Wolcott for the Farm Security Administration. View full size.
This building appears to still be standing (with some changes) and is now the Gullah Grub restaurant:
One might not guess it from this photo, but St. Helena Island was one of the poorest places in the country, as a result of a hurricane 46 years before. It's also a center of Gullah culture.
I believe this building is still there. It’s in a little community called Frogmore just down the road from Beaufort.
of people enjoying the day.
My count: Fifty one (the red and white stars not being mixed together).
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