Victory Gardening June 1944 Forest Hills Queens New York

This vintage image from June 1944 shows victory gardening in Forest Hills, Queens, New York. During World War II, citizens participated in gardening to enhance food security and support the war effort. The victory garden movement encouraged Americans to grow their own food, helping to alleviate supply shortages and foster community resilience.

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