Fenced Garden in East Texas April 1939

A fenced garden in East Texas is visible in this vintage image from April 1939. Located near Jefferson, the fence protects crops from rabbits and dogs, highlighting common agricultural practices of the era. Gardens like this were crucial for sustaining local families during the Great Depression, demonstrating self-sufficiency in rural America.

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