Tarpaper Shack in Tipler Wisconsin 1937 Housing Conditions
A tarpaper shack stands as a historical reminder of the living conditions in rural Wisconsin in 1937. Located near Tipler, the home was occupied by Max Sparks and his family, who ultimately lost the property after struggling to meet monthly payments. This image documents housing conditions in cut-over land areas of Florence County, reflecting the economic hardships faced by many families during that time. The structure is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which provides insight into the lives of impoverished families across the United States.
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Tarpaper Shack in Tipler Wisconsin 1937 Housing Conditions
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