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Migrant packinghouse workers' shack or "lean-to" made of old rusty pieces of galvanized tin and burlap. It is beside a canal in the "muck" and "swamp" cane." No lights or furniture, no water, only that which they haul from the packinghouse. Twelve people from Tennessee live there. Belle Glade, Flori
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Credit lineMigrant packinghouse workers' shack or "lean-to" made of old rusty pieces of galvanized tin and burlap. It is beside a canal in the "muck" and "swamp" cane." No lights or furniture, no water, only tha. 1939-01-01. Wolcott, Marion Post. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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