Sharecropper House Near Pace Mississippi 1939

A house of sharecroppers stands near Pace, Mississippi, illustrating the living conditions of agricultural workers in 1939. Associated with the Sunflower Plantation, this image shows the reality of sharecropping during the Great Depression. Captured by Russell Lee, it is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, documenting American life and labor from that time.

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