1937 Flooded Chicken House Posey County Indiana

A chicken house in Posey County, Indiana is uprooted and twisted from its foundations due to flooding in February 1937. The flooding in this area resulted from excessive rainfall, which caused the Wabash River to overflow. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents key historical events affecting rural America.

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