



Drought-Stricken Corn in Arkansas August 1936
$29.95
Drought-stricken corn near Russellville, Arkansas, illustrates the severe agricultural impact of the 1930s drought. In August 1936, farmers faced significant challenges from drought and grasshopper damage.
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Drought-Stricken Corn in Arkansas August 1936
12" x 16"
$29.95