1940 Vintage Image of African American Woman Sewing

This vintage image showcases a woman using a sewing machine in February 1940. She was the wife of Pomp Hall, a tenant farmer in Creek County, Oklahoma. This scene reflects domestic life among African American tenant farmers, emphasizing the vital role of women in household economies. It is part of a broader collection documenting 1940s American family experiences.

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