Tailor at Jersey Homesteads Garment Factory 1936

A tailor works diligently at the Jersey Homesteads garment factory in Hightstown, New Jersey, in November 1936. Established as part of a New Deal program, the factory aimed to provide jobs during the Great Depression. The garment industry played a crucial role in the local economy, reflecting the eras emphasis on craftsmanship and skilled labor.

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