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"Rock Chicken House"
Dublin Core
Title
"Rock Chicken House"
Subject
Chickens, Poultry houses
Description
This published photograph shows a poultry house constructed of rocks. The caption for the image says, "Ray Deitz, of the Marketing Department, is shown above as he inspects a broiler raised by Sam W. Gibbs of Fairview. Mr. Gibbs constructed his broiler houses from rocks picked up on his property at a cost of approximately $25.00 per house, which means more profit on the broilers."
Source
James G.K. McClure, Jr. Collection, Southern Appalachian Archives, Mars Hill University
Publisher
Southern Appalachian Archives, Liston B. Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies, Mars Hill University
Date
1948-09
Contributor
Farmers Federation
Rights
This image may be viewed, downloaded, and printed for personal and educational use, but any commercial use is prohibited without permission from the Southern Appalachian Archives, Mars Hill University. Questions may be directed to the Archivist at (828) 689-1262 or archives@mhu.edu.
Relation
Farmers Federation News, September 1948, page 9
Coverage
Western North Carolina
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Published image
Files
Collection
Citation
“"Rock Chicken House",” Southern Appalachian Archives Mars Hill University, accessed September 11, 2024, http://www.southernappalachianarchives.org/items/show/498.