Rural Home in Tulare County California 1938

In November 1938, a rural family in Tulare County, California lives on a modest homestead. They purchased twenty acres with a $50 down payment from relief funds and received a $700 loan for livestock and equipment. The family’s one-room shack houses seven cows and three sows, generating about $30 monthly from cream sales. The husband works odd jobs for extra income while the couple gradually improves their land with a homemade pumping plant and ten acres of pasture.

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