Title:
Haiti - Vroix des Missions: A group of native houses in the farmland north of Port-au-Prince. Two of the men are making rope
from sisal fiber -- their method is very primitive. Sawders 1949
Creator:
James C. Sawders
Subject:
Facilities
Residential facilities
Houses
Shelters
Huts
Land use
Cropland
Industry
Rope industry
Fibers
Description:
Haiti - Vroix des Missions: A group of native houses in the farmland north of Port-au-Prince. Two of the men are making rope
from sisal fiber -- their method is very primitive. Sawders 1949
This print is appended with “SS” [Social Sciences] to distinguish it from [1996.0009.KU104340] in 601-13-4 (duplicate)
Publisher:
Keystone View Company
Contributor:
Gifford M. Mast
Date:
1949
Type:
Photography
Format:
Keystone photo print 7.18 in. x 4.18 in.
Identifier:
1996.0009.KU104340.SS
Language:
eng
Coverage:
North and Central America
Haiti
Ouest
Port-au-Prince
Latitude: 19 00 N
Longitude: 072 25 W
Rights:
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Haiti - Vroix des Missions: A group of native houses in the farmland north of Port-au-Prince. Two of the men are making rope
from sisal fiber -- their method is very primitive. Sawders 1949