Young Boy Drawing on Blackboard at Sabine Farms 1939

A young boy sits at a blackboard inside his home at Sabine Farms in Marshall, Texas, in April 1939. He writes his name and draws a picture of a mule. Sabine Farms was part of the Farm Security Administration, which provided support to struggling farmers during the Great Depression, aiming to improve their living conditions and education.

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