East Texas Farmer Blind April 1939 Vintage Photograph

An old-time farmer from East Texas is captured near Harleton in April 1939. He represents the agricultural lifestyle prevalent in the region during the late 1930s. Farming in East Texas relied heavily on crops such as cotton and corn, essential to the local economy. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, documenting rural life and farming practices in Texas.

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