Medical check-up of African American children at U.S. County Health Clinic in Brunswick, Georgia. A doctor at clinic checks a small boy. Number of young African American kids sit and wait for their chance. Chart on the walls of the clinic shows malaria cycle and other protective measures. Doctor takes blood sample of children and a nurse assists him. People arrive and depart from the Department of Health. Sign over door for "Department of Health". African American woman and man walk past a Jim Crow era racial segregation sign on a post outside the clinic which reads, "Colored Department."
African American farm work at the Ford Experimental Farm in Ways, Georgia. African American workers pick up harvest from the field as a white man watches. Young African American man loads the boxes of fruits on a cart. Fruit and vegetable baskets loaded from cart to a yard by African American men.
African American farm workers at the Ford Experimental Farm in Ways, Georgia. Man packs some material in wooden boxes at the lumber yard. A car passes by. Workers stand in groups outside an office.
The Ford Experimental Farm in Ways, Georgia. Women at a house, another woman arrives and talks to her. People come out and step in at the United States Post Office, Ways Station. Train passes from the station. Cars, pedestrians and bull cart outside the station.
The Ford Experimental Farm in Ways, Georgia. A man shows fresh turnips collected from a farm. Men working in a turnip field pull out the turnips.
The Ford Experimental Farm in Ways, Georgia. Men plow agricultural field with horse drawn plows. Two men work in field and push the horses, drawing the plows.
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