1937 Farmhouse Decorations in Cut-Over Minnesota

Decorations in a cut-over farmhouse near Northome, Minnesota, showcase adaptations of rural life in September 1937. The area was defined by cut-over land, where logging had occurred, leading to shifts in local agriculture and housing. Such adaptations reflect the resilience of communities in the region during this time.

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