Victory Gardening at Charles Schwab Estate New York 1944

Victory gardening flourishes on the Charles Schwab estate in New York, New York, in June 1944. During World War II, many Americans grew their own food to support the war effort and reduce pressure on the food supply. This initiative encouraged self-sufficiency and community involvement, reflecting a national commitment to resilience during challenging times.

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