Bootmakers Sewing Uppers in Alpine Texas May 1939

Workers sew boot uppers in a bootmaking shop in Alpine, Texas, in May 1939. This image highlights the craftsmanship involved in boot production during the Great Depression. The bootmaking industry played a crucial role in providing jobs and supporting local economies in rural areas throughout Texas. The shop reflects the importance of handmade goods in a time of economic hardship.

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