Photograph of a barn and telephone pole

A black-and-white photograph of a wooden barn. On the right of the barn is a wooden fence. On the left is a telephone pole and on the background to the left two houses are visible, one with a wooden chimney running on the side. In the A black-and-white photograph of a wooden barn developed by Dawson Kraft Shop in Columbia, Tennessee. On the right of the barn is a wooden fence. On the left is a telephone pole and on the background to the left two houses are visible, one with a wooden chimney running on the side. In the far background are trees. On back, a Dawson Kraft Shop stamp [THIS PICTURE / WILL NOT FADE / DAWSON / KRAFT SHOP / COLUMBIA / TENN].

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