Portrait of an unidentified man wearing a suit and tie and standing in front of an Atlantic Beach Hotel mural. Atlantic Beach was a historically Black beach resort area near north Myrtle Beach before desegregation.
Two older people in front of a large cage of chicken wire at the Pitchford camp. The Jacobs lived at or next to the Pitchford Camp in 1935.
According to Confronting the Pitchford Curse :
Beverly Miller's Story of Love and Greed by Loraine Haynie, "Uncle Abe" and "Aunt Renna" resided in a dwelling on the property of J.J. Pitchford. Abe helped maintain the property and Renna was the housekeeper.
