A cheery little sign to have encountered at the side of the road, near the beginning of the Second World War. Apparently coloured red, white and blue. Georgia, 1940.Photo by Marion Post Wolcott. [American Memory link]
Showcasing some of the 160,000 images taken between 1935 and 1944 by government-hired photographers. (If you were to look at 100 of them per day, every day, you'd need more than four years to view them all).
A cheery little sign to have encountered at the side of the road, near the beginning of the Second World War. Apparently coloured red, white and blue. Georgia, 1940.
Seven shoeless girls and (a piglet) in a school playground in Georgia, 1938. Click image for a larger version.
The caption accompanying this photo reads: "Making a quilt from surplus commodity cotton in Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia."
A peculiar image, documenting an unusual occasion. The caption accompanying this photo reads: "Convicts from the Greene County prison camp at the funeral of their warden who was killed in an automobile accident, Georgia."Photo by Jack Delano, 1941. [American Memory link]
Be sure to click on the image to see a larger version of these houses in Atlanta, Georgia in 1938.