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[Closed] PIC: A trip back in the time machine, enjoy, living conditions,

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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: A trip back in the time machine, enjoy, living conditions,

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1936 a family living in poverty Elm grove, Oklahoma City.

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1936 child of tenant farmer McIntosh County ,Oklahoma.

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1936 Shanty Town Spencer Iowa during the depression.

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a squaters shack on Riverside Drive Upper Manhattan 1895

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1939 wife of a WPA worker living in the Arkansas River Bottoms.

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1909 little orphan in an instition in Pittsburgh.

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1936 share croppers huts in Atlanta Georgia.

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1940 country store in Heard County GA.

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country store and post office

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Brush
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Depressing as usual.



   
(@David Holcombe)
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Thanks, Dick. These photos give me insight into this country at just about the time my parents were married.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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I wish kids were taught about this era more in school so they might appreciate their advantages. They sure have almost no idea presently.



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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Rural poverty is a blight on any society where it still exists.



   
Frank Kocour
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Kids today can't identify with this living style. We caused that to happen. My kids live a great life. I can't help wondering what sort of life their children (my young grand children) will live when they become adults.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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Yes Frank, I am very concerned about the societal and economic swing of the pendulum for our children and grand children.



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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Can't help but wonder what happened to these people in the pictures, especially the children.


John Bono
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