Arkivism
Mother and child in another bedroom of the Nissen shack near Dickens, Iowa
Public domain

Mother and child in another bedroom of the Nissen shack near Dickens, Iowa

United States. Resettlement Administration, Lee, Russell · 1936-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

From the collection of Library of Congress. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

Subjects
dickensnitrate negativesfarmers, familiesunited statesiowa
Credit lineMother and child in another bedroom of the Nissen shack near Dickens, Iowa. 1936-01-01. United States. Resettlement Administration, Lee, Russell. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
Open in Explore View at source

Similar works

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Mother and child in crowded bedroom of home of L.H. Nissen, hired man. He is married, has seven children, one grandchild, all living together in three roomsUntitled photo, possibly related to: Mother and child in crowded bedroom of home of L.H. Nissen, hired man. He is married, has seven children, one grandchild, all living together in three rooms Untitled photo, possibly related to: Mother and child in crowded bedroom of home of L.H. Nissen, hired man. He is married, has seven children, one grandchild, all living together in three roomsUntitled photo, possibly related to: Mother and child in crowded bedroom of home of L.H. Nissen, hired man. He is married, has seven children, one grandchild, all living together in three rooms Bedroom of white family, Hamilton Co., OhioBedroom of white family, Hamilton Co., Ohio Southeast Missouri Farms. Son of sharecropper getting dressed in bedroom of shackSoutheast Missouri Farms. Son of sharecropper getting dressed in bedroom of shack Interior of a Negro dwelling, Hamilton Co., OhioInterior of a Negro dwelling, Hamilton Co., Ohio Mother and child in crowded bedroom of home of L.H. Nissen, hired man. He is married, has seven children, one grandchild, all living together in three roomsMother and child in crowded bedroom of home of L.H. Nissen, hired man. He is married, has seven children, one grandchild, all living together in three rooms