United States, Georgia, Burke County, Greens Cut, 33.17265, -81.97762Tucker & Perkins, Southern Stereographic Views, Photographic Galleries, (Atlanta and Columbus, Ga.)1878Greens Cut, ca. 1878. These blacks are shucking corn. The structure in the background was where cotton grown on the plantation of Moses Green was ginned. This community is located six miles north of Waynesboro on the Central Georgia Railroad. It received its name because a railroad cut ran through the land owned by Mr. Green.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/African American agricultural laborers--Georgia--Greens CutAfrican Americans--Georgia--Greens CutAgriculture--Georgia--Greens CutArchitecture--Georgia--Greens CutCorn--Georgia--Greens CutCotton gins and ginning--Georgia--Greens Cut[Stereograph of African-Americans shucking corn, Greens Cut, Burke County, Georgia, ca. 1878]StillImage