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The image is a black and white photograph featuring an older male figure squatting on the side of what appears to be a rural road. He's dressed in overalls, with suspenders visible around his waist, suggesting manual labor attire typical for agricultural settings. His right hand is holding onto one leg while he squats low to examine something directly beneath him - perhaps soil or some small object not easily discernible from this distance.

The figure wears a hat and has bare feet; the absence of footwear could indicate work in dirt environments that might be abrasive on shoes, such as farming. His expression seems focused and possibly contemplative. In his left hand, he holds what appears to be a stick or rod with which he's interacting directly with the ground.

The background reveals an outdoor rural setting with wild grasses and trees scattered across open fields, indicating a countryside environment. There is also part of a structure visible in the upper right corner behind him; it resembles a porch or veranda typical for farmhouses. The overall atmosphere conveys simplicity and solitude commonly associated with pastoral life.

This image reflects themes often explored by Dorothea Lange during her documentation period - capturing everyday lives, struggles, and interactions within agricultural communities such as those in North Carolina's Durham County. Her work is k [...]

The image is a black and white photograph featuring an older male figure squatting on the side of what appears to be a rural road. He's dressed in overalls, with suspenders visible around his waist, suggesting manual labor attire typical for agricultural settings. His right hand is holding onto one leg while he squats low to examine something directly beneath him - perhaps soil or some small object not easily discernible from this distance. The figure wears a hat and has bare feet; the absence of footwear could indicate work in dirt environments that might be abrasive on shoes, such as farming. His expression seems focused and possibly contemplative. In his left hand, he holds what appears to be a stick or rod with which he's interacting directly with the ground. The background reveals an outdoor rural setting with wild grasses and trees scattered across open fields, indicating a countryside environment. There is also part of a structure visible in the upper right corner behind him; it resembles a porch or veranda typical for farmhouses. The overall atmosphere conveys simplicity and solitude commonly associated with pastoral life. This image reflects themes often explored by Dorothea Lange during her documentation period - capturing everyday lives, struggles, and interactions within agricultural communities such as those in North Carolina's Durham County. Her work is k [...]

Roadside meeting with Durham County farmer. North Carolina. He gives road directions by drawing the dirt with a stick

#DurhamCounty #NorthCarolina #DorotheaLange #NorthCarolinas #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772651/

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This black and white photograph depicts an old wooden tobacco barn with a metal roof. The building appears weathered, showing signs of age such as peeling paint and broken siding on the upper section where some planks are missing or loose. In front of the barn is a pile of wood logs stacked haphazardly to one side, suggesting recent use in construction or maintenance work around the property.

A faded sign with partially visible text hangs from the lower right corner of the roof; however, only words "Chesterfield" and possibly more are legible. The background features an expansive field with what appears to be tobacco plants grown for cultivation. Trees bordering the left side suggest that this barn is situated in a rural area.

The setting evokes a historical atmosphere, reflecting on agricultural practices of past decades when such buildings were integral to American farming landscapes. Given its distinctive architecture and context within North Carolina's Person County, it likely holds significance as part of America’s tobacco history.

This black and white photograph depicts an old wooden tobacco barn with a metal roof. The building appears weathered, showing signs of age such as peeling paint and broken siding on the upper section where some planks are missing or loose. In front of the barn is a pile of wood logs stacked haphazardly to one side, suggesting recent use in construction or maintenance work around the property. A faded sign with partially visible text hangs from the lower right corner of the roof; however, only words "Chesterfield" and possibly more are legible. The background features an expansive field with what appears to be tobacco plants grown for cultivation. Trees bordering the left side suggest that this barn is situated in a rural area. The setting evokes a historical atmosphere, reflecting on agricultural practices of past decades when such buildings were integral to American farming landscapes. Given its distinctive architecture and context within North Carolina's Person County, it likely holds significance as part of America’s tobacco history.

The tobacco barn, a distinctive American architectural form. Note tobacco growing in field behind barn. Person County, North Carolina

#American #NorthCarolina #Chesterfield #NorthCarolinas #PersonCounty #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772422/

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The image depicts a black and white photograph featuring an old story-and-a-half weatherboard house situated in what appears to be rural North Carolina. The structure has visible siding, a gabled roof with exposed wooden rafters, and is surrounded by overgrown vegetation including trees that provide shade. In the foreground, there's noticeable soil erosion on the slopes leading up to the building, indicating possible land management challenges or natural conditions affecting stability of terrain in this area.

The house appears modest but sturdy, with a small porch at one end offering some respite from direct exposure to elements like sun and rain. The scene is devoid of people, which may imply abandonment or lesser frequent habitation. On the right side of the image, we can see part of what seems to be a tobacco field, indicative of agricultural activity in this region.

In terms of geographical context, Person County falls within North Carolina's Piedmont area known for its fertile soil and historical cultivation practices including tobacco farming which was prevalent during earlier times.

The image depicts a black and white photograph featuring an old story-and-a-half weatherboard house situated in what appears to be rural North Carolina. The structure has visible siding, a gabled roof with exposed wooden rafters, and is surrounded by overgrown vegetation including trees that provide shade. In the foreground, there's noticeable soil erosion on the slopes leading up to the building, indicating possible land management challenges or natural conditions affecting stability of terrain in this area. The house appears modest but sturdy, with a small porch at one end offering some respite from direct exposure to elements like sun and rain. The scene is devoid of people, which may imply abandonment or lesser frequent habitation. On the right side of the image, we can see part of what seems to be a tobacco field, indicative of agricultural activity in this region. In terms of geographical context, Person County falls within North Carolina's Piedmont area known for its fertile soil and historical cultivation practices including tobacco farming which was prevalent during earlier times.

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Story-and-a-half weatherboard house. Note chinaberry tree, common for shade. Note soil erosion in foreground. Note corner of tobacco field. Person County, North Carolina

#NorthCarolina #PersonCounty #NorthCarolinas […]

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The image depicts a black and white photograph featuring an aged log cabin with exposed wooden logs making up the structure. The roof is steeply pitched, covered in what appears to be asphalt shingles or tar paper, supported by simple vertical beams at regular intervals along its length.

On one side of the cabin stands a man dressed in period-appropriate clothing including overalls and a wide-brimmed hat indicative of rural American attire from an earlier era. He is positioned near a large wooden door framed with metal hardware typical for such buildings during that time, suggesting functionality rather than aesthetic design. Beside him lies what seems to be sheet iron or perhaps a metal furnace vent cover on the ground.

The cabin sits within a natural environment surrounded by tall trees and appears weathered, implying its long-standing use as both storage space and possibly part of agricultural operations like tobacco barns in North Carolina's Person County. Various stacks of timber leaning against the structure indicate ongoing maintenance work or recent usage related to construction or repairs. The overall scene evokes historical rural life with an emphasis on manual labor and self-sufficiency.

In terms of additional context, it could be associated with a specific historical period where log cabins were prevalent in America's agricultural communities. This image mi [...]

The image depicts a black and white photograph featuring an aged log cabin with exposed wooden logs making up the structure. The roof is steeply pitched, covered in what appears to be asphalt shingles or tar paper, supported by simple vertical beams at regular intervals along its length. On one side of the cabin stands a man dressed in period-appropriate clothing including overalls and a wide-brimmed hat indicative of rural American attire from an earlier era. He is positioned near a large wooden door framed with metal hardware typical for such buildings during that time, suggesting functionality rather than aesthetic design. Beside him lies what seems to be sheet iron or perhaps a metal furnace vent cover on the ground. The cabin sits within a natural environment surrounded by tall trees and appears weathered, implying its long-standing use as both storage space and possibly part of agricultural operations like tobacco barns in North Carolina's Person County. Various stacks of timber leaning against the structure indicate ongoing maintenance work or recent usage related to construction or repairs. The overall scene evokes historical rural life with an emphasis on manual labor and self-sufficiency. In terms of additional context, it could be associated with a specific historical period where log cabins were prevalent in America's agricultural communities. This image mi [...]

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Tobacco barn. Person County, North Carolina. Piece of sheet iron on the left is used to cover the opening of the furnace when starting the fire

#NorthCarolina #American #NorthCarolinas #PersonCounty #America […]

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The image depicts a black-and-white photograph of an old-fashioned wooden well situated in the middle of a cornfield. The structure includes a small wooden platform, two barrels stacked together with "NC" inscribed on one barrel, and a bucket attached to a pulley system for drawing water from below ground level. Surrounding this setup is tall corn stalks reaching up toward an overcast sky, indicating it might be late summer or early autumn when crops are ripe but not yet harvested. The simplicity of the scene suggests rural life focused on agriculture in North Carolina's Person County area during a historical period captured by Dorothea Lange as part of her documentary work documenting sharecropper tobacco farms.

The image depicts a black-and-white photograph of an old-fashioned wooden well situated in the middle of a cornfield. The structure includes a small wooden platform, two barrels stacked together with "NC" inscribed on one barrel, and a bucket attached to a pulley system for drawing water from below ground level. Surrounding this setup is tall corn stalks reaching up toward an overcast sky, indicating it might be late summer or early autumn when crops are ripe but not yet harvested. The simplicity of the scene suggests rural life focused on agriculture in North Carolina's Person County area during a historical period captured by Dorothea Lange as part of her documentary work documenting sharecropper tobacco farms.

sharecropper tobacco farm. The path between the house and the well is well worn. Person County, North Carolina

#NorthCarolina #twobarrels #NorthCarolinas #PersonCounty #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772396/

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A black-and-white photograph depicting a person plowing with an animal. The individual, wearing overalls and a hat for protection from the sun, is standing next to a mule or donkey equipped with a yoke that connects it to a pair of wooden implements used for cutting through soil or vegetation. They are navigating a field surrounded by grassy patches and trees in what appears to be rural North Carolina's Person County near Highway 144. This image provides insight into the agricultural practices during Dorothea Lange’s time, showcasing manual labor methods employed on tobacco farms amidst challenging environmental conditions.

A black-and-white photograph depicting a person plowing with an animal. The individual, wearing overalls and a hat for protection from the sun, is standing next to a mule or donkey equipped with a yoke that connects it to a pair of wooden implements used for cutting through soil or vegetation. They are navigating a field surrounded by grassy patches and trees in what appears to be rural North Carolina's Person County near Highway 144. This image provides insight into the agricultural practices during Dorothea Lange’s time, showcasing manual labor methods employed on tobacco farms amidst challenging environmental conditions.

plowing corn. He is a tenant who raises mainly tobacco, and has lived here for four years. The corn field is grassy and poor. Off Highway 144. Person County, North Carolina

#NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinas #PersonCounty #DorotheaLange’s #undefined […]

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The black and white photograph depicts an individual working in a field with large plants, likely tobacco. The person is dressed in what appears to be traditional farm attire including overalls and a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection. They are bent slightly forward as they tend to the crops, suggesting manual labor such as weeding or harvesting. In the background, more rows of similar plants extend into the distance under an open sky with trees visible far off in what seems like rural North Carolina's Person County setting. The photograph is marked by a series of alphanumeric characters at the top which could indicate categorization for archival purposes but do not convey any additional information about its context or content beyond that it was taken within years 1938-42, and possibly linked to Dorothea Lange who documented this type of work.

The black and white photograph depicts an individual working in a field with large plants, likely tobacco. The person is dressed in what appears to be traditional farm attire including overalls and a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection. They are bent slightly forward as they tend to the crops, suggesting manual labor such as weeding or harvesting. In the background, more rows of similar plants extend into the distance under an open sky with trees visible far off in what seems like rural North Carolina's Person County setting. The photograph is marked by a series of alphanumeric characters at the top which could indicate categorization for archival purposes but do not convey any additional information about its context or content beyond that it was taken within years 1938-42, and possibly linked to Dorothea Lange who documented this type of work.

tenant topping tobacco. Person County, North Carolina

#NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinas #PersonCounty #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772615/

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[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Negro tenant topping tobacco. Person County, North Carolina] 1 negative : nitrate ; 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches or smaller.

Untitled photo, possibly related to: tenant topping tobacco. Person County, North Carolina

#NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinas #PersonCounty #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772136/

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The image is a black and white photograph depicting an older style house with visible signs of wear and age. The structure appears to be a simple, wooden-framed dwelling with a sloped roof made from what seems like corrugated metal or wood planks. A weathered porch extends over the front entrance, supported by posts, where two individuals are present; one seated on a bench, appearing contemplative, while another stands near an open door, possibly observing their surroundings.

Adjacent to the house is a dilapidated shed with its roof partially collapsing inwards. Inside this structure resides what looks like an antique automobile, specifically a vintage model which seems out of place and left exposed due to lack of shelter or storage facilities within the dwelling itself. The surrounding ground shows signs of overgrowth and neglect; grasses encroach upon the driveway leading up to the house.

The photograph exudes a sense of abandonment or poverty, suggesting that this was taken during economic hardship times in history when people struggled with basic necessities such as proper housing for their vehicles. There is no direct indication of race within the individuals visible but there seems an emphasis on rural life and perhaps lower socioeconomic status. The context provided suggests it might be related to a specific historical period or region, likely North Carolina's to [...]

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an older style house with visible signs of wear and age. The structure appears to be a simple, wooden-framed dwelling with a sloped roof made from what seems like corrugated metal or wood planks. A weathered porch extends over the front entrance, supported by posts, where two individuals are present; one seated on a bench, appearing contemplative, while another stands near an open door, possibly observing their surroundings. Adjacent to the house is a dilapidated shed with its roof partially collapsing inwards. Inside this structure resides what looks like an antique automobile, specifically a vintage model which seems out of place and left exposed due to lack of shelter or storage facilities within the dwelling itself. The surrounding ground shows signs of overgrowth and neglect; grasses encroach upon the driveway leading up to the house. The photograph exudes a sense of abandonment or poverty, suggesting that this was taken during economic hardship times in history when people struggled with basic necessities such as proper housing for their vehicles. There is no direct indication of race within the individuals visible but there seems an emphasis on rural life and perhaps lower socioeconomic status. The context provided suggests it might be related to a specific historical period or region, likely North Carolina's to [...]

Home of tobacco tenant with addition of improvised garage. Wake County, North Carolina

#WakeCounty #NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinas #theGreatDepression #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772231/

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