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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Wednesday, 26-Feb-2025 08:35:00 JST Dorothea Lange

Farm boy with sack full of boll weevils which he has picked off of cotton plants. Macon County, Georgia
#MaconCounty #Georgia #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image is a black and white photograph depicting an individual standing in what appears to be a cotton field. The person, who seems to be working as a farmer or laborer, is wearing a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection, which casts a shadow on their face obscuring facial features such as eyes, nose, mouth, and forehead. They are also dressed in casual clothing typical of rural workwear from an earlier era. The individual is holding what seems to be boll weevils (a pest that infests cotton crops), suggesting they have been harvesting or examining the plants for this purpose. Additionally, there's a sack hanging around their waist which bears text indicating it contains "hog feed" and references to Georgia soil as well as an agricultural company. In the background, electrical poles line one side of the field under a cloudy sky. The setting is open and flat with no other people or objects in immediate proximity, focusing attention on the solitary figure and their task at hand. The photograph carries historical significance, highlighting rural labor issues during what appears to be early 20th-century America, particularly concerning cotton farming and pest management.
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  Farm boy with sack full of boll weevils which he has picked off of cotton plants. Macon County, Georgia
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Monday, 24-Feb-2025 12:34:12 JST Dorothea Lange

Cotton worker in Sunday clothes. Near Blytheville, Arkansas
#Cotton #Blytheville #Arkansas #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. This black and white photograph captures a moment in the life of an individual who appears to be engaged in labor-intensive work. The person is standing confidently with their left hand on their hip, wearing what seems like casual attire – possibly overalls or sturdy clothing suitable for manual tasks. They are holding onto a tool that could potentially be used for digging or shaping soil, suggesting they may be involved in farming or agriculture. In the background stands an old wooden building, which looks worn and weathered, indicative of age and exposure to harsh elements. The structure has multiple levels with visible stairs leading up to what appears to be living quarters on one side. Surrounding this rustic setting is a sense of abandonment and neglect; tools are scattered haphazardly around the area. The overall atmosphere conveyed by this image evokes themes such as hard work, resilience, and perhaps economic hardship or rural life struggles during an era when industrialization was at its peak in America. It also provides insight into historical working conditions and living spaces for laborers involved in agriculture throughout history.
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  Cotton worker in Sunday clothes. Near Blytheville, Arkansas
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Monday, 24-Feb-2025 11:34:16 JST Dorothea Lange

Cotton hoers leaving the fields for lunch. Farmer's daughter and laborers, whites and blacks. Georgia
#Farmer #Georgia #SouthernGeorgia #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770354/
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1. The image is a black-and-white photograph depicting four individuals standing in an open field. The scene appears to be rural, with vast stretches of cultivated land extending into the distance under overcast skies. Three adults and one child stand near a wire fence that separates different sections of farmland. Each adult wears wide-brimmed hats for sun protection, suggesting it might be during peak daylight hours when temperatures are high. The individuals seem to be engaged in conversation or observation as they gaze towards something outside the frame. Their attire indicates modest rural clothing suitable for agricultural work; dresses and shirts with long sleeves can be observed on all four figures. Notably, two adults wear dark-colored hats which could possibly signify a specific role within the group— perhaps indicating their leadership status due to distinctive headwear or posture compared to others in more neutral postures. The child is dressed differently from the adults, wearing lighter colors and no hat; this might suggest that she's of an age where protection from sun isn't as critical. She stands slightly apart, with hands clasped together near her face possibly indicating curiosity or fatigue. Behind them are rows upon rows of crops—possibly cotton given historical context provided by caption suggesting a laborious field work scenario typical in Southern Georgia during early 20th century American histo [...]
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  Cotton hoers leaving the fields for lunch. Farmer's daughter and laborers, whites and blacks. Georgia
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Sunday, 23-Feb-2025 23:57:36 JST Dorothea Lange

Home of agricultural workers in Arizona. Two families live in this house. They have been in Arizona for six months. Before that they worked in south Texas, picking cotton. "Blair had a farm near Blair, Texas but didn't get it paid for so we started our moving." Near the Casa Grande project, Arizona
#Arizona #Texas #Blair #NeartheCasaGrande #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770626/
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1. This black and white photograph depicts a dilapidated wooden shack in an agricultural setting. The structure appears weathered, with its corrugated metal roof showing signs of rust and damage. It is situated on a dirt road lined by tall grasses or weeds on either side, suggesting rural isolation. In the background, another similar-looking building can be seen along with various other structures that look like storage sheds or small farm buildings. A single pole stands in front of the main shack, possibly supporting electrical lines or communication cables. The sky is overcast, casting a soft light upon the scene without harsh shadows. The photograph has handwritten text at the top corner and appears to be part of an archive collection documenting the lives of agricultural workers during that time period. This image captures a moment in history where laborers lived amidst their work environment with limited amenities or comfort.
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  Home of agricultural workers in Arizona. Two families live in this house. They have been in Arizona for six months. Before that they worked in south Texas, picking cotton. "Blair had a farm near Blair, Texas but didn't get it paid for so we started our moving." Near the Casa Grande project, Arizona
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Sunday, 23-Feb-2025 14:52:44 JST Dorothea Lange

Farmers about to begin cooperative cultivation of cotton at Lake Dick project, Arkansas
#LakeDick #Arkansas #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770536/
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1. The image is a black and white photograph depicting six individuals working in agricultural fields, with tools indicative of manual labor. They are using hand-drawn plows to till the earth for cultivation purposes. The setting appears to be rural with open skies above and structures like barns or farm buildings visible in the background. It seems captured during daytime considering the visibility and shadows on the ground. There is no discernible branding, but it portrays a historical snapshot of agricultural practices possibly from early 20th-century America.
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  Farmers about to begin cooperative cultivation of cotton at Lake Dick project, Arkansas
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Sunday, 23-Feb-2025 11:13:04 JST Dorothea Lange

On U.S. 99. Near Brawley, Imperial County. Homeless family of seven, walking the highway from Phoenix, Arizona, where they picked cotton. Bound for San Diego, where the father hopes to get on the relief because he once lived there
#NearBrawley #ImperialCounty #Phoenix #Arizona #SanDiego #second #USRoute99 #Brawley #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of seven individuals walking along an unpaved road. The family consists of five adults, including two women with children on either side, and one young man in the center who appears to be leading or guiding them. Each adult carries personal items: the woman at the front holds a suitcase while another has her arm around a child's shoulder; the second woman is walking next to an older girl holding hands. The road seems desolate with no other vehicles or people visible, and power lines run parallel on one side of the path. The family appears distressed or fatigued by their journey as they walk down what looks like rough terrain that might be dust-covered dirt. In terms of context provided from external sources, this photograph is associated with a homeless family traveling along U.S. Route 99 near Brawley in Imperial County. They are on the move due to economic reasons and heading towards San Diego where they hope for assistance or employment opportunities. The image evokes a sense of displacement, hardship, and struggle as it captures a moment during their migration process through an arid landscape with limited resources available around them.
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  On U.S. 99. Near Brawley, Imperial County. Homeless family of seven, walking the highway from Phoenix, Arizona, where they picked cotton. Bound for San Diego, where the father hopes to get on the relief because he once lived there
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Friday, 21-Feb-2025 01:34:25 JST Dorothea Lange

During the cotton strike, the father, a striking picker, has left his wife and child in the car while he applies to the Farm Security Administration for an emergency food grant. Shafter, California
#Shafter #California #LouisaLopez #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770875/
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1. The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals in an older model automobile, likely from the early to mid-20th century. The car appears worn with visible rust on its body, suggesting age or exposure to harsh conditions. Inside the vehicle, there are at least three people: one adult female driver and possibly her child sitting beside her. They both appear focused ahead as they navigate through what seems like an open area outside a town, indicated by buildings in the distance under a cloudy sky. The photograph is labeled with text "Louisa Lopez for Sheriff" on the windshield wiper blade, which could suggest that this image was part of a campaign or documentation related to local elections. There's also handwritten text at the top right corner; however, it appears to be distorted and illegible in most parts except 'Sheriff', hinting towards a political context. The overall condition of the car and its occupants' expressions convey hardship, which aligns with historical photographs documenting social conditions during significant events like strikes or periods marked by economic struggle.
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  During the cotton strike, the father, a striking picker, has left his wife and child in the car while he applies to the Farm Security Administration for an emergency food grant. Shafter, California
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Thursday, 20-Feb-2025 12:10:13 JST Dorothea Lange

Migratory cotton pickers have stopped working because it started to rain. Kern County, California
#KernCounty #California #America #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770833/
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1. The image depicts a black and white scene of people gathered around an old-fashioned wooden wagon with large wheels, which appears to be stuck in the mud. The wagon is open on top, revealing some kind of load inside. Several individuals are standing nearby, dressed in work clothes typical for farm laborers during early to mid-20th century America—hats and overalls—and appear to be engaged in conversation or waiting for something. In the background, there's a cloudy sky with patches of blue peeking through, suggesting that it may have recently rained. The ground is uneven and appears muddy, likely due to recent weather conditions. In the foreground on the right side, part of another vehicle can be seen, possibly an automobile or truck, parked at some distance from the group. The overall atmosphere suggests a moment captured during a break in agricultural work caused by rain, with migrant laborers taking shelter under their hats and leaning against nearby objects for support while they wait out the weather. The image is associated with Kern County, California, reflecting historical conditions of cotton picking that Dorothea Lange documented through her photography. The photograph carries emotional weight as it captures a moment in time where human perseverance meets nature's unpredictability during rural labor practices.
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  Migratory cotton pickers have stopped working because it started to rain. Kern County, California
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Monday, 17-Feb-2025 10:08:18 JST Dorothea Lange

Sharecropper cultivating cotton with team. This is a step above the primitive method. Near Shreveport, Louisiana
#Shreveport #Louisiana #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770139/
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1. The image shows an individual working in a field with two animals attached to a piece of farming equipment. The person is dressed in work clothes and appears to be guiding the animals as they plow through the soil, likely preparing it for planting crops such as cotton. In the background, we see rows of vegetation that have been recently cleared or cultivated. This scene depicts agricultural labor using draft animals for manual farmwork, which was common before modern machinery became widespread. The image has a black and white tone, suggesting it may be from an earlier time period when this method of cultivation was more prevalent in the Southern United States, particularly Louisiana where sharecropping was practiced extensively.
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Monday, 17-Feb-2025 03:53:24 JST Dorothea Lange

Water supply. Migratory camp for cotton pickers. San Joaquin Valley, California. American River camp
#SanJoaquinValley #California #AmericanRiver #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image is a black and white photograph depicting three children with an adult woman. They are gathered around what appears to be a well or water source, which they seem to be pumping from using buckets. The setting seems rural with sparse vegetation in the background, including telephone poles, trees, and a car on a road that runs parallel to them. The environment suggests a historical context; it's indicative of mid-20th-century America due to the clothing styles worn by the individuals, which include dresses for children and simple, practical garments. The overall mood is one of effort or daily life struggle under less-than-comfortable conditions.
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  Water supply. Migratory camp for cotton pickers. San Joaquin Valley, California. American River camp
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Sunday, 16-Feb-2025 10:10:15 JST Dorothea Lange

Wife of cotton farmer. Greene County, Georgia
#GreeneCounty #Georgia #second #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The black and white photograph captures a moment from the early 1900s, focusing on two women seated outside a wooden cabin. The main subject is a woman wearing a long-sleeved blouse and trousers, sitting in an old-fashioned chair with her body angled towards the camera but facing away to look out into the distance or at someone off-camera's right side. Her expression appears contemplative. The second figure is partially visible on the far right edge of the image; she seems seated further down the porch steps, wearing a dress and shoes that suggest a modest rural lifestyle. The wooden cabin walls show signs of wear and age with noticeable gaps between planks indicating possible decay or construction techniques of the time. The photograph has a historical feel to it due to its monochromatic nature and composition. It's labeled "Wife of cotton farmer," likely referring to the primary subject as someone connected to agriculture, specifically growing cotton in Greene County, Georgia. The timestamp on the image suggests this photo was taken around 1938 or early '40s, during a period where such images were commonly used by organizations like the Farm Security Administration (FSA) for documentation and social studies purposes. Additional context about Dorothea Lange can be found through research into her work with FSA and The Office of War Information.
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  Wife of cotton farmer. Greene County, Georgia
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Sunday, 16-Feb-2025 09:03:57 JST Dorothea Lange

Home of farmer who has raised cotton for fifty years on his own land. Greene County, Georgia
#GreeneCounty #Georgia #America #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770470/
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1. The image depicts a rural wooden house with a prominent gabled roof and an attached porch. On the left, there's another structure that appears to be part of the farmstead or outbuildings commonly found on such properties during early 20th-century America. In front of the main building is what seems like a dirt yard or open ground area without any visible vegetation close by. The house has steps leading up to its entrance and there's an individual seated in one of the porch chairs, giving life to this otherwise static scene. The image carries black-and-white tones typical for historical photographs, suggesting it was taken during that era when color photography wasn't widely accessible or affordable. There are visible signs of wear on the building indicative of age and weathering, which adds authenticity as a rural dwelling from an earlier time period in American history.
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  Home of farmer who has raised cotton for fifty years on his own land. Greene County, Georgia
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Saturday, 15-Feb-2025 10:31:17 JST Dorothea Lange

Near Los Banos, California. Migratory agricultural workers. Cotton hoers. Leave the field at the end of the day. Wages twenty cents an hour
#LosBanos #California #America #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771913/
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1. A black and white historical photograph depicting a group of migratory agricultural workers, specifically cotton hoeers. The image captures the essence of rural America during a time when manual labor was prevalent in agriculture. In this scene, several men are walking along an unpaved road that runs parallel to a paved highway with vehicles visible on it. They appear exhausted and disheveled from their day's work as they make their way home after completing tasks at the end of the fieldwork season. The workers wear simple clothing typical for manual laborers - hats, shirts, pants, and shoes. The photograph provides insight into the working conditions faced by these individuals during that period in history. It highlights a sense of camaraderie among the group as they walk together down the road, reflecting their shared experiences and challenges of day-to-day life while striving to make ends meet through manual labor for wages ranging from twenty cents an hour. Further context can be found online regarding Dorothea Lange's work on migrant workers in California during that era.
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  Near Los Banos, California. Migratory agricultural workers. Cotton hoers. Leave the field at the end of the day. Wages twenty cents an hour
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Friday, 14-Feb-2025 00:14:11 JST Dorothea Lange

Between Tulare and Fresno. Two families originating from Independence, Kansas, on U.S. 99. Started out from Fresno that morning for work cotton chopping
#Tulare #Fresno #Independence #Kansas #USRoute99 #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image is a black and white photograph depicting two vintage automobiles driving on an open road, with no visible modern-day traffic. The cars appear to be from the early 1900s based on their design features such as large front grilles, rounded fenders, and spoked wheels. Both vehicles are equipped with luggage racks or cargo carriers loaded onto top of them; one has a flatbed carrier while the other seems to have additional storage compartments. Telephone poles line both sides of the road, indicating rural surroundings without significant urban development nearby. The image is credited as "Between Tulare and Fresno," suggesting that it was taken somewhere along U.S. Route 99 in California during a journey from Independence, Kansas for work purposes related to cotton picking. The context provided indicates these were likely farmers or their family members traveling with essential supplies.
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Thursday, 13-Feb-2025 12:52:56 JST Dorothea Lange

These cotton hoers work from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. for $1.00 near Clarksdale, Mississippi, June-July 1937.
#Clarksdale #Mississippi #DorotheaLange #theUnitedStates #American #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image depicts a group of people walking in what appears to be an outdoor setting, likely on the way to or from work. They are carrying tools that resemble shovels and hoes over their shoulders, suggesting they may be agricultural workers involved in manual labor such as farming or gardening. The individuals vary in age and gender; some wear hats for sun protection while others do not. The photograph is black-and-white with a vintage feel, which could indicate it was taken during the mid-20th century or has been edited to appear so. It captures a moment of daily life from what appears to be a rural setting. The attire and tools worn by these individuals are consistent with those used in agricultural work. This image can be associated with historical context as suggested by its source link, which mentions the workers involved likely earning $1 per day for working 13 hours across various tasks such as planting cotton or weeding fields near Clarksdale, Mississippi. The photo was taken during June-July of 1937 and is attributed to Dorothea Lange, a well-known photographer who documented life in the United States around that time period. The overall mood conveyed by this image is one of hard work and perseverance under challenging conditions. It serves as an important visual record from a specific historical moment in American history related to agricultural laborers during the Great Depression era.
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Thursday, 13-Feb-2025 08:18:59 JST Dorothea Lange

Cotton picking in south Texas
#Cotton #Texas #twobarrels #SouthTexas #PhotoSource #DorotheaLanges #America #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The black and white photograph depicts a solitary individual, likely from the early 20th century given the attire, walking along an agricultural path. The person is wearing a wide-brimmed hat commonly known as a sombrero or homburg cap, which serves to protect against sun exposure during fieldwork. They carry a large sack over their right shoulder and pull behind them what appears to be two barrels on wooden slats; one barrel has a spigot extending from its side suggesting it is filled with liquid. The path they traverse seems well-trodden but not paved, indicative of rural or farmland areas typical for agricultural activity. In the background, rows of crops stretch into the distance under an overcast sky, hinting at hard laborious work associated with farming and harvesting practices common during that era in regions like South Texas. The photograph is labeled "Photo Source," indicating its historical nature and suggesting it was part of a larger collection or archive documenting rural life. The specific context provided by this caption indicates the image might be from Dorothea Lange's famous works, particularly those depicting the struggles of migrant workers during that period in America’s agricultural history. The overall composition conveys themes such as hardship, resilience, and the daily grind associated with manual labor on American farmlands.
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Feb-2025 01:28:48 JST Dorothea Lange

Women of the congregation of Wheeley's Church on steps with brooms and buckets on annual clean up day. Gordonton, North Carolina
#Wheeley #Gordonton #NorthCarolina #DorotheaLange #American #theGreatDepression #Americans #California #SanJoaquinValley #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772411/
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1. The image depicts a group of women sitting on the steps and front porch of what appears to be a church building. The scene is in black and white, suggesting that it may have been taken many years ago when color photography was not commonly used for everyday purposes. There are 20 individuals visible, all dressed in casual attire typical of an earlier time period, possibly between the late 19th century and early to mid-20th century. They seem engaged in a social gathering or community event as they look relaxed but attentive. The women sit on both steps leading up to what seems like double doors at one end of the building, along with other flat areas below windows above ground level. In front of them are some buckets and brooms that likely belong to their activity; it looks as though this group is partaking in a community clean-up event. The church appears well-maintained yet shows signs of wear such as peeling paint on the siding, which adds character to its appearance and indicates age. The environment around suggests an open-air setting with ample space for gatherings like these. This image was taken by Dorothea Lange (1895-1965), a pioneering American photographer known for her work during the Great Depression documenting working class Americans, most notably farmers displaced in California's San Joaquin Valley. The specific reference suggests that this photograph captures members of Wheeley's Church congregation [...]
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  Women of the congregation of Wheeley's Church on steps with brooms and buckets on annual clean up day. Gordonton, North Carolina
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Friday, 07-Feb-2025 06:31:17 JST Dorothea Lange

Stoves in former country church now used as residence. Near Laurel, Mississippi
#Laurel #Mississippi #DorotheaLange #American #theGreatDepression #JapaneseAmericans #WorldWarII #Lange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image shows an interior space with exposed wooden beams and rafters on the ceiling, creating a rustic atmosphere. Dominating the center of the room is a large industrial pipe system attached to two vertical metal supports that resemble pillars. The pipes appear to be part of some mechanical or ventilation apparatus. In front of this setup sits a vintage wood-burning stove on its legs with an open door and visible ash inside, suggesting it hasn't been used recently. To the right stands a wooden barrel resting on a platform, possibly for storage purposes. Next to the stool is another smaller barrel that seems to be in disrepair. In the foreground, there's a young child sitting beside one of these barrels. The child appears contemplative and somewhat distant from their surroundings, adding an emotional layer to this otherwise utilitarian space. The overall scene evokes a sense of nostalgia for simpler times or perhaps hints at abandonment due to its unkempt state. This photograph is part of the collection titled "Stoves in former country church now used as residence," which suggests that what once was likely a communal and social building has been repurposed, with some elements still retaining their historical significance. The black-and-white nature of the photo enhances its vintage feel and focuses on textures rather than colors. The image is credited to Dorothea Lange (1895–1965), an American photographer known f [...]
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  Stoves in former country church now used as residence. Near Laurel, Mississippi
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Feb-2025 15:21:13 JST Dorothea Lange

Self-help cooperative, Burbank, California. Organized August 1934. Now has seventy-six active members and is fairly successful. Have applied to the Resettlement Administration for a loan. Have farm of one hundred eighty acres, and supply vegetables to members. Also, the dairy yields 120 gallons of milk daily. Sixty-five cows
#Burbank #California #120gallons #CherryPlums #Cantaloupe #third #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image is a black and white photograph depicting three men in an outdoor industrial setting, likely from the early to mid-20th century. Two of them are standing behind stacks of wooden crates labeled with various types of produce such as "Cherry Plums" or "Cantaloupe." The man on the left stands confidently with his arms crossed and wears a hat and work attire typical for manual laborers at that time, including jeans and a long-sleeved shirt. He appears to be in charge or overseeing operations. The central figure is seated on a wooden crate wearing similar clothing: jeans, shoes, gloves, boots, belt, and wide-brimmed fedora-style cap with a chin strap (a common workwear style). His posture suggests fatigue but also contemplation; he's resting his head against the crate in what seems like an informal pose. The third man on the right is standing behind the crates. He stands next to two metal barrels, one of which contains some produce and another appears empty or not well-maintained. This individual has a more relaxed stance with arms by his side while wearing a hat that obscures part of his face but seems less formal compared to the other workers. The setting includes various industrial elements like corrugated iron walls in the background, metal containers on wheels for transporting goods, and an overall atmosphere indicative of warehouse or storage area. The crates are stacked haphazardly suggesting they're being [...]
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  Self-help cooperative, Burbank, California. Organized August 1934. Now has seventy-six active members and is fairly successful. Have applied to the Resettlement Administration for a loan. Have farm of one hundred eighty acres, and supply vegetables to members. Also, the dairy yields 120 gallons of milk daily. Sixty-five cows
  
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Dorothea Lange (dorothealange@mastodon.ozioso.online)'s status on Sunday, 02-Feb-2025 10:03:10 JST Dorothea Lange

Charlie Carlock, aged thirty-six, the spokesman for the group who form the co-operative. He is a descendant of the early Squaw Creek Valley settlers. Ola self-help sawmill co-op. Gem County, Idaho. General caption 48
#CharlieCarlock #SquawCreekValley #GemCounty #Idaho #OlaSelf #SawmillCo-op #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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1. The image is a black and white photograph of an older gentleman standing against a wooden backdrop. He appears to be in his late thirties, with neatly combed hair and facial stubble that suggests he's not shaved recently. He's wearing a light-colored button-down shirt paired with dark trousers. Over the top, there’s a cardigan-style sweater featuring prominent buttons down its center front, which is likely knitted from wool or another heavy yarn suitable for cooler weather. The tie beneath his collar has diagonal stripes and hangs loosely around his neck. In one hand, he holds what seems to be an open jacket draped over his arm, as if momentarily set aside before the photo was taken. His posture suggests a sense of informality despite his attire that leans towards semi-formal wear—a common look for early 20th-century labor or working-class men in rural settings. There's another coat hanging on the wall beside him which might belong to someone else, adding context to an environment where communal use is possible. The entire setting exudes a sense of simplicity and utility—no frills but functional clothing that speaks volumes about his day-to-day life as described by Charlie Carlock in Idaho’s Gem County at Ola Self-help Sawmill Co-op. In the bottom right corner, there's text indicating it might be part of an album or series from photographer Dorothea Lange. It shows "Gem" and a page number that suggests this could be [...]
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  Charlie Carlock, aged thirty-six, the spokesman for the group who form the co-operative. He is a descendant of the early Squaw Creek Valley settlers. Ola self-help sawmill co-op. Gem County, Idaho. General caption 48
  
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  1 negative : nitrate ; 4 x 5 inches or smaller.

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Dorothea Lange, a rebellious visionary, fearlessly captured the untold stories of everyday people. Through her lens, she immortalized the raw beauty and resilience of humanity. Her photographs are portals to a bygone era, whispering tales of struggle and hope. Lange's legacy inspires us to see the world through empathy and truth.

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