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MISSOURI: CABIN, 1936. A mother nursing her baby and seated on a cot beside her
MISSOURI: CABIN, 1936.
A mother nursing her baby and seated on a cot beside her young daughter in the Ozark Mountains, Missouri. Photograph by Carl Hydans, May 1936
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Media ID 13213681
1936 Baby Bedding Breast Feeding Cabin Carl Daughter Dirty Doll Feed Great Depression Migrant Worker Missouri Mother Mydans New Deal Newspaper Ozark Mountains Poverty Rural Wallpaper Wife Working Class Young
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this photograph taken in 1936, we are transported to a humble cabin nestled amidst the picturesque Ozark Mountains of Missouri. The image captures a tender moment between a hardworking mother and her two young children, offering us a glimpse into their daily life during the Great Depression. Seated on a simple cot, the weary yet resilient woman cradles her newborn baby close to her chest as she nurses him. Her love and dedication shine through her tired eyes, reflecting both the challenges she faces as well as the strength that keeps her going. Beside her sits her older daughter, quietly playing with a worn-out doll while observing this intimate bond between mother and sibling. The interior of the cabin tells its own story - peeling wallpaper reveals years of wear and tear, symbolizing not only poverty but also resilience in the face of adversity. This snapshot is more than just an ordinary family scene; it represents an era marked by economic hardship where families like these had to rely on each other for support. Photographed by Carl Mydans in May 1936 as part of his work for FSA (Farm Security Administration), this powerful image serves as a reminder of how far we have come since those challenging times. It stands testament to the indomitable spirit of working-class Americans who weathered storms with grace and determination.
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