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An organ deposited by the flood on a farm near Mount Vernon, Indiana
An organ deposited by the flood on a farm near Mount Vernon, Indiana
Side of Indiana farmhouse torn away by flood waters on Mackey Ferry Road. Near Mount Vernon
An organ deposited by the flood on a farm near Mount Vernon, Indiana
Soil erosion. Hamilton County, Illinois. This land has been cleared of timber and put into corn. Note stumps of trees, and beginning of erosion gullies
Barn and corn crib on the one hundred sixty acres owned and operated by August Grettencord. This farm is southwest of Fowler, Indiana
Grain elevator made from abandoned waste and sawdust burner at abandoned sawmill. Bonners Ferry, Idaho. At one time lumbering was first industry of this section, now cut-over farming ranks high
Soil erosion in the cornfield on William Keefe's farm in Benton County, Indiana. Note subsoil, and gradation to fertile topsoil from left to right. This county has the best soil in the state
William Besson shaking his iron drill to dislodge particles of structure from the bottom of it near Winton, Minnesota
Workman removing flooded corn from crib at hominy mill. Mount Vernon, Indiana. Several thousand bushels were lost in this crib which was built above level of 1913 flood, previously the greatest on record
Summary
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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indiana
mount vernon
posey county
the miriam and ira d wallach division of art prints and photographs photography collection
farm security administration photographs
crib
several thousand bushels
hominy mill
united states farm security administration sponsor
lee russell 1903 1986 photographer
ultra high resolution
high resolution
farm security administration
great depression
classic photography
art photography
new york public library
Date
01/02/1937 - 28/02/1937
Source
New York Public Library
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Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")