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In reply to the discussion: Extraordinary color photos of the late depresson era [View all]Princess Turandot
(4,901 posts)62. Here's a link to the full source collection at the Library of Congress:
color: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/fsac/ (1,600 images)
b&W: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/fsa/about.html (175,000 images)
This was the US govt. funded project which produced the iconic image referred to as 'Migrant Mother', by Dorothy Lange:
http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/fsa1998021539/PP/ :

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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