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| Keywords: blackandwhite monochrome outdoor tree plant black and white Working on the nets during the winter, Greenfield Fishery, Chowan County, NC, c.1905 (N.2000.11.89). Winter preparations, putting cork floats on the seine, rigging the seine. Corks are strung on one side of the seine for floatation and on the other side are tied lead weights to carry the seine to the bottom making an upright fence. L_R: George Gilliam, uncle to Frank Wood and a visitor to Greenfield Fishery from Drummond’s Point Fishery where he was a clerk for a Wood nephew, John Gilliam Wood; five fishing hands with Frank Wood standing among them. From the Ross and Frances Inglis Photograph Collection, PhC.96, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC. Working on the nets during the winter, Greenfield Fishery, Chowan County, NC, c.1905 (N.2000.11.89). Winter preparations, putting cork floats on the seine, rigging the seine. Corks are strung on one side of the seine for floatation and on the other side are tied lead weights to carry the seine to the bottom making an upright fence. L_R: George Gilliam, uncle to Frank Wood and a visitor to Greenfield Fishery from Drummond’s Point Fishery where he was a clerk for a Wood nephew, John Gilliam Wood; five fishing hands with Frank Wood standing among them. From the Ross and Frances Inglis Photograph Collection, PhC.96, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC. | ||||
