Dixieland Collection

The Dixieland Jazz Band, c. 1919 Date: c.1919

Dixieland Minstrels, New York, [1930s]. Creator: Unknown
Dixieland Minstrels, New York, [1930s]. The Federal Theatre Project, created by the U.S. Works Progress Administration in 1935, was designed to conserve and develop the skills of theater workers

In Dixie land, 1899. Creator: Jay Campbell Phillips
In Dixie land, 1899

Postcard booklet, workers in the cotton fields, USA
Postcard booklet, workers in the cotton fields, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, spring flowers, Dixieland, USA
Postcard booklet, spring flowers in bloom in Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, highway in Dixieland, USA
Postcard booklet, highway lined with rose bushes in Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, ploughing a field, Dixieland, USA
Postcard booklet, man and horses taking a rest from ploughing a field, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, azaleas in bloom, Dixieland, USA
Postcard booklet, azaleas in full bloom, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, mansion in Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, selling bright leaf tobacco, USA
Postcard booklet, selling bright leaf tobacco, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, oil fields, Dixieland, USA
Postcard booklet, oil fields in Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, oak trees draped with moss, USA
Postcard booklet, live oak trees draped with Spanish moss, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, collecting gum from pine trees, USA
Postcard booklet, turpentine industry, collecting gum from pine trees, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, southern tobacco field, USA
Postcard booklet, a southern tobacco field, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, workers cutting sugar cane, USA
Postcard booklet, workers cutting, shocking and stocking in the sugar cane fields, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, making syrup, Dixieland, USA
Postcard booklet, making syrup for hot cakes in the open air, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, three boys fishing, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, little child sitting on cotton, USA
Postcard booklet, little child sitting on a pile of cotton, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, four boys with watermelons, USA
Postcard booklet, four boys with watermelons, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, boy with fish, Dixieland, USA
Postcard booklet, boy looks at a fish he has caught, Dixieland, USA. Date: 1937

Postcard booklet, Greetings from Dixieland, USA, showing a cotton picker asleep with his head inside a basket. Date: 1937

Ian Hunter-Randall and Terry Lightfoot, Edinburgh Jazz Festival, 1986

Bassist Bob Haggart and trumpeter Yank Lawson at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 1978
Bassist Bob Haggart and trumpeter Yank Lawson performing at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 26 October 1978

In Dixie-Land by Bruce Bairnsfather
In Dixie-Land " Well Friday - ows Crusoe" A cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander Date: 1916

Collecting Turpentine
A native of Dixieland at work on a turpentine plantation - in the southern states of the USA. Date: circa 1930

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Step back in time to the vibrant and soulful era of Dixieland, where the rhythmic melodies of The Dixieland Jazz Band filled the air. Circa 1919, this iconic group revolutionized jazz music and left an indelible mark on American culture. As you leaf through a postcard booklet showcasing life in Dixieland, USA, immerse yourself in its rich tapestry. Picture workers toiling away in cotton fields under the scorching sun, their resilience echoing throughout history. Spring arrives with a burst of color as flowers bloom across Dixieland. Azaleas paint the landscape with shades of pink and purple, infusing every corner with natural beauty. Take a drive down a winding highway that winds through this enchanting region - each curve revealing new wonders. In this agricultural haven, witness farmers plowing their fields with unwavering determination. Their dedication sustains not only themselves but also fuels the prosperity of Dixieland. Venture further into this captivating land and stumble upon majestic mansions exuding Southern charm at every turn. These architectural marvels stand as testaments to both opulence and heritage. The aroma of bright leaf tobacco fills your senses as you encounter locals selling their prized crop – a cornerstone industry that has shaped communities for generations. Nearby oil fields remind us that beneath these fertile lands lies another source of wealth waiting to be tapped into. Underneath towering oak trees draped gracefully with moss, discover nature's tranquility amidst whispers carried by gentle breezes. In harmony with nature's bounty comes gum collected from pine trees - a testament to resourcefulness deeply rooted within these lands. Finally, find yourself surrounded by endless rows of southern tobacco plants swaying gently in unison - symbols of perseverance against adversity etched into each leaf. Dixieland beckons you to explore its storied past while embracing its vibrant present.