Acetylene Light with Flint Ignition in Cajun Home 1938

Acetylene light illuminates a rural farm home near Crowley, Louisiana, showcasing flint ignition integrated into the fixture. In November 1938, Russell Lee documented the lighting methods prevalent in Cajun households. Acetylene lighting was significant in rural areas where electricity was limited, offering a practical solution for illumination.

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