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Illiterate father of seven children living with his family (9 of them) in open field in rough board covering built on old Ford truck chassis on U.S. Route 70, between Bruceton and Camden, Tennessee. Their water supply was an open creek running near highway.

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Illiterate father of seven children living with his family (9 of them) in open field in rough board covering built on old Ford truck chassis on U.S. Route 70, between Bruceton and Camden, Tennessee. Their water supply was an open creek running near highway.

Mother and father and several children of a family of nine living in open field in rough board covering built on old Ford chassis on U.S. Route 70, between Bruceton and Camden, Tennessee. Their water supply was an open creek running near highway.

Mother and father and several children of a family of nine living in open field in rough board covering built on old Ford chassis on U.S. Route 70, between Bruceton and Camden, Tennessee. Their water supply was an open creek running near highway.

Mother and father and several children of a family of nine living in open field in rough board covering built on old Ford chassis on U.S. Route 70, between Bruceton and Camden, Tennessee. Their water supply was an open creek running near highway.

Mother and father and several children of a family of nine living in open field in rough board covering built on old Ford chassis on U.S. Route 70, between Bruceton and Camden, Tennessee. Their water supply was an open creek running near highway.

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Illiterate father of seven children living with his family (9 of them) in open field in rough board covering built on old Ford truck chassis on U.S. Route 70, between Bruceton and Camden, Tennessee. Their water supply was an open creek running near highway.

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Picryl description: Public domain image of industrial or agricultural worker, 1930s, 20th-century, free to use, no copyright restrictions. show less

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the miriam and ira d wallach division of art prints and photographs photography collection farm security administration photographs ford truck chassis illiterate father seven children united states farm security administration sponsor mydans carl photographer illiterate father children field board ford truck chassis route bruceton camden tennessee water creek highway farm security administration carl mydans great depression photographs great depression high resolution ultra high resolution workers classic photography art photography new york public library vendors farmers agriculture
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01/03/1936 - 31/03/1936
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New York Public Library
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the miriam and ira d wallach division of art prints and photographs photography collection farm security administration photographs ford truck chassis illiterate father seven children united states farm security administration sponsor mydans carl photographer illiterate father children field board ford truck chassis route bruceton camden tennessee water creek highway farm security administration carl mydans great depression photographs great depression high resolution ultra high resolution workers classic photography art photography new york public library vendors farmers agriculture