Mrs. Arnold and Children by Stump Pile 1939
Mrs. Arnold and her children stand near a stump pile in Thurston County, Washington, in August 1939. This image, part of the FSA/OWI Collection, documents rural life during the Great Depression. Families in this region faced significant social and economic challenges, showcasing their resilience amid difficult circumstances.
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Mrs. Arnold and Children by Stump Pile 1939
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