S. II Images
(1839)
Caption to 1839 lithograph. The copy in the USDA History Collection is a photographic print.
(1941-05)
Caption transcribed from The Columbia Encyclopedia, 3rd ed., s.v. "Enterprise."
(1849)
The original Concord grapevine, developed by Ephraim Wales Bull in Concord, Massachusetts, 1849.
Garden at the Hermitage, home of Andrew Jackson, near Nashville, Tennessee.
(4/20/1938)
Caption from photograph of a Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, farm, taken April 20, 1938. Photograph no. Pa-40351.
(1957-07)
Soil Conservation Service photograph no. Wis-1351, by E. W. Cole, July 1957.
(9/21/1938)
Caption from photograph no. Va-30229 taken in Albemarle, Virginia, by I. W. Cousins, September 21, 1938.
(1938-09)
Original caption, USDA photograph by Leland J. Frater in California, September, 1963.
George Washington Carver (1864-1943), renowned agricultural chemist, working in his laboratory.
A Wisconsin hayfield and house, showing some contour farming techniques.
(1941-09)
An irrigation channel on a cattle ranch in the Yampa River valley, Colorado, September 1941. USDA photograph by Wolcott, no. N-6059 (58844 FSA).
(1961)
This photograph is of several USDA officials, both active and retired, taken in 1961 at a lecture series honoring the USDA Centennial. On the far…