United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798Price, Francis E., -19281920-11-03A train containing cotton owned by J. J. Williamson leaving Inman Yards in Atlanta, Georgia.J.J. Williamson Cotton; Inman Yards; New England Mills; Georgia cotton; cotton industryJames J. Williamson (1875-1945) was an Atlanta cotton broker. He operated two cotton companies, J. J. Williamson & Co. and Williamson Products Company, as well as J. J. Williamson & Sons, a farm and city real estate company. He was also a senior member of Williamson, Inman & Company, one of the south’s largest brokerage firms. He married Ludie R. Williamson (1881-1931) and they had three children: James M. (1902-1974); William Benton (1904-1968); and Thelma M. (1910-1963).image/jpegVIS 170.4281.001ahc1704281001.jpgAtlanta, Ga. : Kenan Research Centerhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/Atlanta History Photograph CollectionRailroad cars--1920-1930Railroad companies--Georgia--AtlantaRailroad locomotives--1920-1930CottonCotton industry--Georgia--AtlantaBusiness and finance--Georgia--AtlantaJ. J. WilliamsonStillImage