Housing in Greenville Mississippi 1939 Railroad Community

Housing across the railroad tracks in Greenville, Mississippi, 1939 shows residential structures characteristic of small towns in the region. In January 1939, the photograph captures the communitys layout around the railroad, reflecting local living conditions. This image offers insight into the housing styles of the era and the influence of transportation on development in Mississippi.

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