Category:Gin House (Jarrell Plantation)
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English: The Gin House was the industrial center of Dick Jarrell's farm, completed in 1895. It housed a sawmill, grist mill, cotton gin, fanning mill, and a cotton bale press. A series of belts connected the equipment to a steam engine fueled by a wood-fed boiler.
The Jarrells' expanded services to the community as millers, contractors, and cotton ginners were representative of a statewide transition from a purely agricultural economy to a diversified agricultural and industrial-based economy.
The Jarrells' expanded services to the community as millers, contractors, and cotton ginners were representative of a statewide transition from a purely agricultural economy to a diversified agricultural and industrial-based economy.
Media in category "Gin House (Jarrell Plantation)"
The following 15 files are in this category, out of 15 total.
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15 21 046 jarrell.jpg 6,016 × 4,016; 1.94 MB
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