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Mr. Henrickson, one of the old timers at Mansfield, Michigan, standing at the base of the former one hundred foot smokestack of an abandoned iron mine. This is one of the few recognizable remains of the mine
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Credit lineMr. Henrickson, one of the old timers at Mansfield, Michigan, standing at the base of the former one hundred foot smokestack of an abandoned iron mine. This is one of the few recognizable remains of t. 1937-01-01. Lee, Russell. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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