Roadside Stand Near Greenfield Massachusetts 1939

A roadside stand near Greenfield, Massachusetts, illustrates small-town commerce in October 1939. During this period, such stands provided local produce and goods, reflecting the agricultural economy of rural America. The Farm Security Administration documented these scenes to highlight the everyday lives of Americans in the Great Depression.

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