Mrs. Sophie Rudd on Her Farm in Wisconsin June 1937

Mrs. Sophie Rudd stands on her forty acres of land near Black River Falls, Wisconsin, in June 1937. A widow managing her farm, Rudds life illustrates the resilience of farmers during the Great Depression. The cut-over land, once forested, symbolizes the economic challenges faced by many in this rural community.

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