Lumberjacks at Bunkhouse Effie Minnesota September 1937

Lumberjacks stand in the doorway of a bunkhouse near Effie, Minnesota, in September 1937. This image provides insight into the living conditions and work environment of lumberjacks during the Great Depression. Lumber camps were essential to the timber industry, supporting local economies and providing jobs in rural areas.

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