



Southeast Missouri Sharecroppers Family Portrait 1938
$29.95
A family of sharecroppers sits on the front porch of their home in Southeast Missouri in a vintage image from May 1938. Sharecropping was a common agricultural practice in the South during the Great Depression, providing a livelihood for many. New Madrid County, known for its fertile soil, played a significant role in this farming system.
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Southeast Missouri Sharecroppers Family Portrait 1938
12" x 18"
$29.95