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Daughter of agricultural day laborer looking out the unshuttered window of the desolate shack which was her home. She had never attended school. Her attitude was one of utter hopelessness; she was listless and completely untouched and uninterested in any living thing. Webbers Falls, Oklahoma

Agricultural day laborer sitting in corner of one room of her two-room shack home near Webbers Falls, Oklahoma. This girl had never gone to school although she appeared to be about seventeen years of age. Her attitude was one of complete hopelessness. The entire family was demoralized in every way

Agricultural day laborer sitting in corner of one room of her two-room shack home near Webbers Falls, Oklahoma. This girl had never gone to school although she appeared to be about seventeen years of age. Her attitude was one of complete hopelessness. The entire family was demoralized in every way

Daughter of agricultural day laborer looking out the unshuttered window of the desolate shack which was her home. She had never attended school

Daughter of agricultural day laborer looking out the unshuttered window of the desolate shack which was her home. She had never attended school

Daughter of agricultural day laborer looking out the unshuttered window of the desolate shack which was her home. She had never attended school

Daughter and son of agricultural day laborer living near Webbers Falls, Oklahoma. The furnishings of this shack were meager and broken and filthy. Muskogee County

Son of agricultural day laborer living near Webbers Falls, Oklahoma. The father with his son and daughter lived in this desolate two-room shack. Muskogee County, Oklahoma

Son of agricultural day laborer living near Webbers Falls, Oklahoma. The father with his son and daughter lived in this desolate two-room shack. Muskogee County, Oklahoma

Daughter of agricultural day laborer looking out the unshuttered window of the desolate shack which was her home. She had never attended school. Her attitude was one of utter hopelessness; she was listless and completely untouched and uninterested in any living thing. Webbers Falls, Oklahoma

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01/01/1939
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Lee, Russell, 1903-1986, photographer
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Webbers Falls ,  35.51093, -95.12996
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No known restrictions. For information, see U.S. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black & White Photographs http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/071_fsab.html

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