Pigs in Flood Control Pen Cache Illinois February 1937

An improvised pen for pigs stands on a levee near Cache, Illinois, in February 1937. During this time, Alexander County faced significant flooding. Farmers constructed temporary shelters to safeguard their livestock from rising waters. Floods like this one have shaped agricultural practices and infrastructure in the region.

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