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Alfred Johnson Tennessee’s early communities depended on the steady work of laborers who supported farms, towns, and growing settlements. These individuals contributed to daily life through physical effort, planning, and cooperation. Their work helped provide food, shelter, and essential services for families across the region. Laborers were involved in nearly every part of community life. From preparing land to maintaining buildings, their efforts helped Tennessee grow into a connected and productive state. Agriculture played a central role in Tennessee’s early economy. Laborers worked long days planting, tending, and harvesting crops such as corn, cotton, and wheat. Seasonal routines required careful timing, teamwork, and knowledge of the land. By Thuss photo studio - https://www.icp.org/browse/archive/objects/alfred-jacksonInternational Center for Photography Andrew Joseph Thuss, Thuss, William Gustav Thuss [Alfred Jackson] Date ca. 1900Location Nashville Tennessee United States Di...

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