Storm Cellar in West Texas Panhandle June 1937

This vintage image, created in June 1937, shows a storm cellar on the Texas plains in the West Texas Panhandle. Storm cellars were essential for farmers, providing protection during severe weather events, such as tornadoes. The photograph serves as a historical record of agricultural architecture designed to safeguard rural communities against natural disasters.

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