Employment Bureau Minneapolis August 1937 Vintage Photo

In August 1937, the Employment Bureau stands prominently in the Gateway District of Minneapolis, Minnesota. This establishment played a vital role during the Great Depression, providing essential services to those seeking employment. The bureau exemplifies the architectural style of the era. Minneapolis, along with Saint Paul, was instrumental in supporting job seekers during this challenging period. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents important facets of American life.

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