Sioux City Homeless Bureau December 1936 Vintage Photo

A man examines another individuals ankle at a homeless mens bureau in Sioux City, Iowa, in December 1936. During this time, the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation provided assistance to those in need amid the Great Depression. Sioux City became a vital location for social services aimed at supporting the homeless population.

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