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Woman weaving old-fashioned jean, Tennessee, 1933

Woman weaving old-fashioned jean, Tennessee, 1933


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Woman weaving old-fashioned jean, Tennessee, 1933

November 1933 - Woman at the Pi Beta Phi School, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, weaving old-fashioned jean. Very few can weave this kind of cloth now

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This photograph, taken in November 1933 at the Pi Beta Phi School in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, transports us back to a bygone era. The image showcases a remarkable woman skillfully weaving old-fashioned jean fabric on a loom. In an age where this craft is becoming increasingly rare, her expertise stands as a testament to the rich history of textile production. The photo captures the essence of the Great Depression, with its focus on occupation and labor. Only one woman is depicted here, highlighting the significant role women played during this time period. Her dedication and concentration are palpable as she meticulously works on creating fabric using thread and yarn. As we observe her in this workshop setting, surrounded by vintage equipment and tools of her trade, nostalgia washes over us. This image serves as a poignant reminder of American culture and history during the 1930s. It is worth noting that this photograph was taken under the auspices of the New Deal's Work Projects Administration (WPA), which aimed to provide employment opportunities during times of economic hardship. The WPA supported various projects across America, including those related to crafts such as weaving. In our modern world filled with technological advancements and mass production methods, it is important to appreciate these glimpses into our past when craftsmanship reigned supreme. This archival print from Stocktrek Images allows us to reflect upon not only human ingenuity but also the significance of preserving traditional skills for future generations.

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