Sewing Class at Farm Security Administration Camp 1941

In June 1941, a sewing class takes place at the Farm Security Administration labor camp in Caldwell, Idaho. The initiative was part of the Work Projects Administration, which aimed to provide vocational training to improve economic conditions. Participants developed essential skills, contributing to the local communitys resilience during challenging times.

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