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ARKANSAS: FARMER, 1936. A farmer standing in opening of storm cellar which is used

ARKANSAS: FARMER, 1936. A farmer standing in opening of storm cellar which is used


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ARKANSAS: FARMER, 1936. A farmer standing in opening of storm cellar which is used

ARKANSAS: FARMER, 1936.
A farmer standing in opening of storm cellar which is used to store food in Batesville, Arkansas. Photograph by Carl Mydans, 1936

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1936 Arkansas Carl Cellar Door Farmer Great Depression Mydans New Deal Overalls Storage Southeast Unidentified


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This photograph, titled "ARKANSAS: FARMER, 1936" captures a poignant moment in American history. The image showcases a hardworking farmer standing proudly in the opening of a storm cellar that serves as his food storage space in Batesville, Arkansas. Taken by renowned photographer Carl Mydans during the Great Depression era, this snapshot offers a glimpse into the resilience and resourcefulness of individuals during challenging times. The farmer's weathered face tells stories of determination and perseverance while his worn overalls and hat symbolize the toil he endures daily. With one hand resting on the cellar door, he stands tall against an early morning backdrop, representing hope amidst adversity. This photograph is part of the Farm Security Administration (FSA) collection which documented rural life across America during this period. It reflects not only individual struggles but also highlights government initiatives like the New Deal aimed at providing relief to those affected by economic hardships. As we gaze upon this powerful image from 1936, we are reminded of our collective past and how communities came together to overcome challenges. The unidentified farmer represents countless others who worked tirelessly to sustain their families and communities despite limited resources. Through its simplicity yet profoundness, this photograph reminds us of our shared humanity and serves as a timeless reminder that even in times of hardship, there is always strength within us to endure and thrive.

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