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Child labor, cranberry-bog, Burlington County, New Jersey
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Children of migrant worker, Bridgeton, New Jersey
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12 year old girl keeping house
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Mississippi family members live on a cotton patch
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Child labor in onion field, Rice County, Minnesota
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Child in Mississippi Delta
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Cotton - Coahoma County, Mississippi
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Cotton sharecropper family near Cleveland, Ohio
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Evicted sharecroppers along highway number 60
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Mexican woman and children going home
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Migrant mother and three children
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Sharecropper's child suffering from rickets and malnutrition
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Young Mexican body cutting spinach, LaPryor, Texas
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Child labor in the onion field, Rice County, Minnesota
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Migrant Workers Near Manteca, CA 1938
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Farm
Security Administration photos, taken between 1935 and 1941,
document life in every part of the U.S. Not only are they extensive
photographic records of an entire society, but they are also some of
the greatest visual art the world has produced. Many images convey
the extreme poverty suffered by rural residents during the
years of the Depression and Dust Bowl.
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