Georgia State Farmers Market, 1949

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The Georgia State Farmers Market, located on Oglethorpe Street in Macon, provided a venue for the new crops, including chickens, peanuts, and soybeans, being raised by farmers during the 1940s.

Courtesy of Middle Georgia Archives, Washington Memorial Library.

Georgia State Farmers Market, 1949

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