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Two robed monks work the bare soil of the Santa Barbara monastery garden.

A small wood-shingled building is surrounded by lobster pots and wooden barrels. A sign on the building reads "Tea Room and Gift Shop."

The crew of the fishing boat are hauling a load of fish up from the deck to the dock. The harbor and village are in the background. Caption on back: "Unloading fish."

Two fishermen are studying the fishlines that are piled up on the deck of the boat which is tied up to the wharf. Caption on back: "Looking over the fishline."

A man stands on the dock looking down to the stern of a sailboat with sailors facing him. Across the harbor are many sailboats tied up along the wharves with the village beyond. Caption on back: "Hello there."

Three fishermen are spreading fish out on a long table to dry. A sea of masts provides a backdrop. Caption on back: "Spreading fish out to dry."

Three fishermen in their slickers are processing fish on a dockside table. Caption on back: "Cleaning fish."

The farmer is working the well which is surrounded by a fairly elaborate board housing. Caption on back: "The old farmhouse well."

Sailboats, one under sail, in the harbor with the village rising up the hill behind. Caption on back: "Gloucester wharves."

Two sailboats, with sailors on board, are tied up at the dock. Caption on back: "The spider web rigging."

A business-lined street with trolley tracks and pedestrians. Caption on back: "The foreign-looking Main Street."

A group of men, on the dock, are preparing fish for salting. Caption on back: "Preparing fish for salting."

Two men are planing the surface of a long mast in a shipyard on the edge of the harbor. Caption on back: "Shaping a mast."

A one-page, typed, signed letter from George Washington Carver to Clifton Johnson, on Tuskegee Institute stationery. Carver thanks Johnson for sending him some photographs and hopes Johnson will visit Tuskegee again.

A black woman stands at the steps of the one-room school house used by the black community of Oakley, South Carolina. In the background is the Baptist church. Caption on back: "A negro schoolhouse and Baptist church"