Homesteading Shack in Williams County North Dakota 1937

A homesteading shack built into the side of a hill stands in Williams County, North Dakota, in 1937. This vintage image documents the architecture of rural housing during the drought era. The structure reflects the adaptation of settlers to challenging conditions, showcasing how communities coped with environmental hardships.

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