Businesses opened, a cotton gin ushered in agriculture production ... “It didn’t, and the town just up and moved to ...

THE PRINT SHOP THE BLACK SMITH SHOP, THE WOOD TURNERS HERE, WE HAVE THE WOOD CARVERS, THE SAW MILL RUNNING WE HAVE THE COTTON ...

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A cotton gin in Dawson County marked a major milestone this ... For him, this is just another chapter in his family’s deeply rooted history here. His ancestors lived in Texas ...

John Deere has a storied farm machinery history, with a steady chain of benchmark innovations that shaped the entire cotton harvesting process and industry from field to gin. In line with the mold ...

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A cotton gin in Dawson County marked a major ... For him, this is just another chapter in his family’s deeply rooted history here. His ancestors lived in Texas before ...

Against the backdrop of an old cotton gin and the sound of trains passing ... sure his great-grandfather would be remembered in Texas history. On Saturday, he saw that happen.

Southwest Georgians can experience a piece of history on Nov. 16 at the annual cane-grinding and syrup-making event held at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College’s Georgia Museum of Agriculture. For ...

Located north of Huntsville, a few miles from the Tennessee line, are the remains of an old whistle-stop town.

The plantation stretches for 37 acres and features a dairy and kitchen area, a worship center, a cemetery, a cotton gin house ... in conveying the true history of enslaved people in the South.

Less than two hours from Houston, Washington County offers something for everyone and will appeal to history buffs ... glimpse of the oldest operating cotton gin in the country at the Texas ...

In 1794, Eli Whitney patented a new kind of cotton gin. His invention, using rotating brushes and teeth to remove the seeds from cotton, was quickly pirated by others. Southern plantation owners ...

At the mouth of all of the Gulf Coast rivers, small ports such as Pearlington, MS evolved supporting sawmills, boatyards, brickyards, cotton gins, taverns, and kilns producing naval stores (turpentine ...