Mitchell Family in Iowa During the Great Depression 1936
The family of Charles H. Mitchell stands in their Estherville, Iowa, home in December 1936. Charles, a 63-year-old farmer, relied on unemployment relief after struggling to find sustainable work. Previously, he rented farms and worked as a hired hand. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, illustrating economic conditions in rural America during the Great Depression.
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Mitchell Family in Iowa During the Great Depression 1936
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