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Negro sharecropper house. "They treat us better here than where we did live. No privy in sight, had to get water from the spring, so far away that the man was gone twenty minute getting a bucket of water." Person County, North Carolina
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Negro sharecropper house. "They treat us better here than where we did live. No privy in sight, had to get water from the spring, so far away that the man was gone twenty minute getting a bucket of water." Person County, North Carolina

Lange, Dorothea · 1939 · photo, print, drawing

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log cabinsnorth carolinaafrican americanshousesnitrate negativeschildrenstructuresperson county
Credit lineNegro sharecropper house. "They treat us better here than where we did live. No privy in sight, had to get water from the spring, so far away that the man was gone twenty minute getting a bucket of wa. 1939. Lange, Dorothea. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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