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A mid-nineteenth-century sketch by Lewis Miller depicts workmen in Montgomery County cutting and splitting timber to be used in making house shingles. A pair of African Americans using a crosscut saw are overseen by a well-dressed overseer or supervisor, while the white man at right using an axe works without supervision. This drawing is included in Millers Sketchbook of Landscapes in the State of Virginia.
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