Stringing tobacco leaves for curing, tobacco research experiment station, Oxford, N.C.

1936 Oxford project conference attendees

Dr. Garnor and Mr. W. H. White the day after the reception for the opening of the laboratory

Exhibit of the Oxford Laboratory of the BEPQ at the Fifteenth Annual Field Day of the Oxford Tobacco Test Station for tobacco growers of North Carolina

Exhibit of the Oxford Laboratory of the BEPQ at the Fifteenth Annual Field Day of the Oxford Tobacco Test Station for tobacco growers of North Carolina

Field of granville wilt

Field of granville wilt

Front view of the Oxford Laboratory

Group from Beaufort County who won the prize of a bundle of tobacco, corn cob pipe, and pack of cigarettes for the travelling the greatest number of total miles to attend the meeting

Group of farmers and fertilizer men at a special Tobacco Day Meeting at the Tobacco Experimental Station

Group of farmers and fertilizer men at a special Tobacco Day Meeting at the Tobacco Experimental Station

Man standing in an Oxford experimental farm plot

Man standing in an Oxford experimental farm plot

Man standing in an Oxford experimental farm plot

Men standing in an Oxford experimental farm plot

Men walking through tobacco fertilized plots

Modern tobacco pack house designed, built, and used by Mr. E. G. Moss, superintendent of the tobacco test farm in Oxford, North Carolina, July 1928

Mr. Moss pointing out differences in tobacco grown on fertilizer test plots at Oxford experimental farm

Mr. W. H. White and Dr. Garnor sitting on the front steps of the Oxford Laboratory

Oxford Laboratory at 412 Kingsbury Street