Young Boy Packing Shingles at Texas Mill 1939

A young boy packs shingles at a small mill in Jefferson, Texas, circa April 1939. This scene depicts the labor-focused life in rural Texas during the Great Depression. Jefferson was known for its timber industry, which provided jobs for many families. The boys work reflects the industrious spirit of the community during this challenging time.

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