Chicago Rooming House Entrance April 1941 Vintage Photo

In April 1941, the entrance to a second-floor rooming house in Chicago, Illinois, appears as a significant representation of urban living conditions. This image is part of the Farm Security Administration and Office of War Information collection, which documents American life in the early 1940s. It offers insight into the architectural styles and residential life in Cook County during this period. Rooming houses were common in urban areas, providing affordable housing options for many residents.

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