Sharecropper Family on Cabin Porch May 1938
A sharecropper family sits on the porch of their cabin in New Madrid County, Missouri, in May 1938. This image illustrates the living conditions of rural families during the Great Depression. The cabins limited storage space reflects the daily struggles and resilience of sharecroppers in Southeast Missouri, capturing a significant aspect of American history.
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Sharecropper Family on Cabin Porch May 1938
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