Mother and Children in Schoolhouse Flood Refuge 1937

A mother and her two children find refuge in a schoolhouse in East Prairie, Missouri, during the devastating floods of early 1937. The disaster forced many families to seek shelter as rising waters impacted communities across the Midwest. In total, the floods displaced thousands, marking a significant event in U.S. history.

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