Farmhouse Move by Tenant Farmer in Indiana February 1937

Furniture is moved out of the farmhouse owned by Everett Shoemaker, a tenant farmer, near Shadeland, Indiana, in February 1937. During the Great Depression, many tenant farmers faced financial hardship, leading to significant changes in rural life. Grant County exemplifies the challenges and adaptations of agricultural communities in this era.

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