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VERMONT: CAMP, 1936. A farmers family camping at a state fair in Morrisville, Vermont
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VERMONT: CAMP, 1936. A farmers family camping at a state fair in Morrisville, Vermont
VERMONT: CAMP, 1936.
A farmers family camping at a state fair in Morrisville, Vermont. Photograph by Carl Mydans, August 1936
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1936 August Auto Baby Carriage Camp Camping Carl Children Clothesline Entertainment Fair Family Great Depression Laundry Mother Mydans New Deal Poor Recreation Rural Summer Vermont Working Class
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VERMONT - CAMP, 1936. A Glimpse into the Resilience of a Farmer's Family at a State Fair in Morrisville
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. This photograph by Carl Mydans, taken in August 1936, transports us back to an era marked by both hardship and hope - the Great Depression. In this snapshot of rural life, we witness a farmer's family finding solace amidst economic turmoil through the simple joys of camping. Set against the backdrop of Vermont's picturesque countryside, this image captures the essence of summer recreation for working-class families during that time. The worn-out car parked nearby serves as their humble shelter while they enjoy moments together under the open sky. A mother can be seen tending to her children with love and care, embodying strength despite challenging circumstances. Nearby, a clothesline adorned with laundry flutters gently in the breeze - evidence that even amidst leisurely activities, daily chores remain essential. The presence of an old-fashioned baby carriage reminds us that life continues even during times of struggle. It symbolizes new beginnings and optimism for future generations. This photograph is not just an ordinary snapshot; it is a testament to human resilience and determination during one of America's darkest periods. Through their resourcefulness and ability to find joy in simplicity, this farmer's family exemplifies the spirit that defined communities across America during the Great Depression. As we gaze upon this historical artifact from The Granger Collection archives today, let us remember those who
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