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‘Granger homesteaders making a survey of their leisure hours. Iowa. Granger Homesteads, Iowa.’ Photographer Paul Carter. September 1936.
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‘Homesteader digging potatoes with tractor digger. Granger Homesteads, Iowa.’ Photographer Paul Carter. September 1936.
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‘Granger homesteaders. Granger, Iowa. [House with outbuildings.]’ Photographer Paul Carter. September 1936.
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‘Granger, Iowa. First baby born on Granger Homesteads. Granger, Dallas, Iowa’ Photographer Paul Carter. September 1936.
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‘Granger, Iowa. Homesteader granding [sic] his front lawn. Granger, Dallas, Iowa’
Photographer Paul Carter. September 1936.
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http://www.loc.gov/pictures/search/?q=LOT%201161&fi=number&op=PHRASE&va=exact&co!=coll&sg=true&st=gallery
‘An individual well was drilled near each house. An electric pump sunk in a cement pit & operated automatically furnishes the water for the pressure tank in each house. Sewage disposal is by individual septic tanks. Twelve of the units have small barns & 3[1] of them have a combination garage & chicken coop. 
Electricity is provided through the power lines of a private utility, & telephone service- is available to individual subscribers. A system of county roads connects the home sites with each other & with nearby highways.  There are 13| acres of land devoted to roads & parks. Each homestead has an average of more than 4 acres of ground, most of which is in cultivation. The soil varies from fine sandy loam to silty clay, is gently rolling, well drained, & is adaptable to all truck crops.’
https://archive.org/stream/grangerhomestead00unit_0/grangerhomestead00unit_0_djvu.txt

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/search/?q=LOT%201161&fi=number&op=PHRASE&va=exact&co!=coll&sg=true&st=gallery ‘An individual well was drilled near each house. An electric pump sunk in a cement pit & operated automatically furnishes the water for the pressure tank in each house. Sewage disposal is by individual septic tanks. Twelve of the units have small barns & 3[1] of them have a combination garage & chicken coop. Electricity is provided through the power lines of a private utility, & telephone service- is available to individual subscribers. A system of county roads connects the home sites with each other & with nearby highways. There are 13| acres of land devoted to roads & parks. Each homestead has an average of more than 4 acres of ground, most of which is in cultivation. The soil varies from fine sandy loam to silty clay, is gently rolling, well drained, & is adaptable to all truck crops.’ https://archive.org/stream/grangerhomestead00unit_0/grangerhomestead00unit_0_djvu.txt

Above & below: [‘Coal miner's son at Granger Homesteads, Iowa’]
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Excerpt from Dept. Agriculture, FSA report
‘Three architectural plans were used in building the four, five, and six-room frame houses, which were completed by December, 1935. The five- and six-room houses have two stories; all have full basements and brick foundations Inside walls are of plywood and the ceilings are of celotex. Equipment includes modern plumbing, ample closets, hot air furnaces, and hot water heaters. Choice between gas, coal, or electric cooking facilities is provided.’
https://archive.org/stream/grangerhomestead00unit_0/grangerhomestead00unit_0_djvu.txt

Excerpt from Dept. Agriculture, FSA report ‘Three architectural plans were used in building the four, five, and six-room frame houses, which were completed by December, 1935. The five- and six-room houses have two stories; all have full basements and brick foundations Inside walls are of plywood and the ceilings are of celotex. Equipment includes modern plumbing, ample closets, hot air furnaces, and hot water heaters. Choice between gas, coal, or electric cooking facilities is provided.’ https://archive.org/stream/grangerhomestead00unit_0/grangerhomestead00unit_0_djvu.txt

homesteaders worked part-time (seasonally) both as farmers and as coal miners.
May 1940.
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Excerpt from Dept. Agriculture, FSA report:
‘One lot was set aside for a community house, which has become one of the most popular buildings on the project. Hardily a day passes but what it is used as a meeting place by various groups and the people take unusual pride in keeping it in good order. The community house also has working space and facilities for the canning of fruits and vegetables raised by the homesteaders. 
Project children attend the Granger Public School and a Catholic parochial school, both of which are less than a mile from the project site; and there are three churches in the town of Granger; a library is sponsored by the women's club of the project.’
https://archive.org/stream/grangerhomestead00unit_0/grangerhomestead00unit_0_djvu.txt

Excerpt from Dept. Agriculture, FSA report: ‘One lot was set aside for a community house, which has become one of the most popular buildings on the project. Hardily a day passes but what it is used as a meeting place by various groups and the people take unusual pride in keeping it in good order. The community house also has working space and facilities for the canning of fruits and vegetables raised by the homesteaders. Project children attend the Granger Public School and a Catholic parochial school, both of which are less than a mile from the project site; and there are three churches in the town of Granger; a library is sponsored by the women's club of the project.’ https://archive.org/stream/grangerhomestead00unit_0/grangerhomestead00unit_0_djvu.txt

‘Mike Brugoni's homestead at Granger, Iowa. Client is a miner. #GrangerHomesteads. #Granger, #Dallas, #Iowa.’ #ResettlementAdministration #photographer #CarlMydans May 1936.
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