Great Depression Migrant Family Home New Mexico 1936

A modest home in New Mexico showcases the lives of a family of nine from Iowa in August 1936. They relocated during the Great Depression, seeking work and stability as migrant families faced significant challenges. Documented in the FSA/OWI Collection, this image captures the resilience and adaptability of families affected by economic hardship.

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