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In reply to the discussion: Extraordinary color photos of the late depresson era [View all]AsahinaKimi
(20,776 posts)38. Amazing photos
This was our American culture.. it was interesting to see the clothing, the hair styles.. the dirt and dust caked up on people and buildings alike. I don't think I would have liked to have lived back then.. but it was interesting to see the designs of town buildings.. Oranges for 1 cent. I don't even know what an orange costs today, but nothing can be bought for a penny. The shack houses.. fishing holes.. coveralls, and Cotton dresses. Men wore hats for nearly every occasion. The P-51 Mustang in flight, and a real Rosie the Riveter working on an air plane.
wow.. just amazing.
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I'm sure CA has its version of colonias as TX does. Loose zoning permits the poor to live.
freshwest
Apr 2013
#31
The strange thing is, that in such areas people can find some freedom due to the space.
freshwest
Apr 2013
#34
I've seen it and it's nothing to be ashamed of. It's where what's alive means more than dead things.
freshwest
Apr 2013
#29
The whole loc.gov site is one of the finest time-chompers on the net!. . .n/t
annabanana
Apr 2013
#55
Here's a link to the full source collection at the Library of Congress:
Princess Turandot
Apr 2013
#62