Child on Porch of Trepagnier Plantation 1938

A vintage image from September 1938 shows a child seated on the porch of the Trepagnier plantation near Norco, Louisiana. The plantation is part of a rich agricultural history in the region, known for its production of sugarcane and cotton. Russell Lees work with the Farm Security Administration documented everyday life during the Great Depression.

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