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- Collection: The Silent Intensity: African Americans in Southeast Missouri Farms
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Negro revival meeting, La Forge, Missouri
Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Photograph Collection (Library of Congress)
Southeast Missouri Farms--making a purchase at cooperative store, La Forge, Missouri, May 1938.
Additional title: [African American woman making a purchase at the cooperative store, Southeast Missouri Farms, La Forge, Missouri, May 1938.]
Meeting of farmers at Southeast Missouri Project to discuss problems, May 1940.
Additional title: [Four African American men (seated) and one white man (standing) at a meeting of Southeast Missouri Project farmers to discuss problems, Missouri, May 1940.]
Sharecropper's wife. Missouri. 1938.
African American woman, wife of Farm Security Administration client and former sharecropper, using a washboard to do laundry on back porch of home, Southeast Missouri Farms, Missouri.
Meeting to discuss farm problems. Southeast Missouri Project. May 1940.
The Farm Security Administration (FSA) through a photography unit named - the Historical Section, documented the lives of African American Sharecroppers from 1935-1944 in Southeast Missouri
Evicted sharecroppers along highway #60, New Madrid County, Missouri. January 1939.
The Farm Security Administration (FSA) through a photography unit named - the Historical Section, documented the lives of African American Sharecroppers from 1935-1944 in Southeast Missouri.
Southeast Missouri Farms. Son of a sharecropper dressing in a combination of bedroom and corn crib, 1938.
The Farm Security Administration (FSA) through a photography unit named - the Historical Section, documented the lives of African American Sharecroppers from 1935-1944 in Southeast Missouri.
Negro school children studying near Southeast Missouri Farms, August 1938.
The Farm Security Administration (FSA) through a photography unit named - the Historical Section, documented the lives of African American Sharecroppers from 1935-1944 in Southeast Missouri.
Southeast Missouri Farms. Family of Farm Security Administration client shredding cabbage. May 1938.
Russell Lee was a photographer, hired to go on assignment for the Federal Security Administration Photography (Historical