1939 Interior of Sharecroppers Cabin Louisiana
A vintage image from January 1939 captures the interior of a sharecroppers cabin in East Carroll Parish, Louisiana. The cabin reflects the domestic life of African American families during this period. It was part of the Transylvania Project showcasing the living conditions of sharecroppers in the 1930s and 1940s in the southern United States.
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1939 Interior of Sharecroppers Cabin Louisiana
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