Untitled photo, possibly related to: Seven of the eight farmers shown with their cooperatively owned ensilage cutter on the Miller farm, where they are working filling the silo. West Carlton, Yamhill County, Oregon. General caption number 58
#Miller #WestCarlton #YamhillCounty #Oregon #PAPEC #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Untitled photo, possibly related to: New farm home. Note second growth timber and portion of their uncleared land. Boundary County, Idaho. See general caption 49
#second #BoundaryCounty #Idaho #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![The image depicts a landscape featuring numerous stumps, remnants of trees that have been cut down. The scene is set in an outdoor environment with a backdrop of rolling hills and sparse vegetation, suggesting this might be a forested area undergoing deforestation or land clearing for agricultural purposes.
In the foreground, various tree stumps are scattered unevenly across what appears to be cleared ground. Some stumps stand upright while others lie horizontally on the soil, indicating different stages in the cutting process. Interspersed among these stumps are remnants of wooden structures that might have been buildings or equipment related to logging operations.
The terrain is rough and rocky with a mix of dirt and patches of grass visible through the gaps between tree stumps. The absence of dense foliage suggests either early growth stage, post-clearing environment, or an area naturally lacking in vegetation cover. In some areas, wildflowers can be seen growing amongst the soil among the debris left from logging activities.
The image is monochromatic and carries a historical feel due to its grainy texture and black-and-white presentation. There are no visible human figures, which adds to the sense of abandonment or stillness in the scene. The photograph's composition directs attention towards the stumps as central elements that underscore themes related to resourc [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/899/382/188/972/437/original/27885075c78a2f4f.jpeg)
Untitled photo, possibly related to: Farm for sale. Boundary County, Idaho. This soil is sandy and the effort of clearing has been wasted. This farm has been occupied by four families since 1936, all failed
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Untitled photo, possibly related to: Evanson new home, looking across land which has recently been cleared by bulldozer. Priest River Valley, Bonner County, Idaho. See general caption 49, 54
#Evanson #PriestRiverValley #BonnerCounty #Idaho #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting an overcast rural scene with a sense of desolation. In the foreground, there are two large charred tree stumps that dominate the left side of the frame. They appear to be remnants from trees felled in recent times.
In the midground, we see a wide expanse of grassy land leading up to what seems like recently cleared farmland with some residual brush and debris scattered around. The field is marked by sporadic clumps of vegetation and patches that could indicate where crops were once planted or perhaps areas still awaiting cultivation.
The background features an old-looking house on the right side, characterized by a weathered white exterior, dark window frames, and a prominent chimney protruding from its center. A smaller structure attached to it is partially visible behind the main building. The roof appears sloped with at least one section showing signs of damage or decay.
Behind this residential scene stands a farm-like setup with multiple structures including what could be barns or sheds, suggesting agricultural activity in the area. There's also an electric utility pole and lines extending towards these buildings.
The landscape is punctuated by rolling hills that fade into soft, indistinct mountain ranges under the overcast sky, which contributes to the overall somber mood of the photograph. The image evokes a se [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/898/355/894/042/704/original/a32dd13034d4cdff.jpeg)
Untitled photo, possibly related to: Interior of Evenson new one-room cabin. Mrs. Evenson brought the plants with her from Montana. Priest River Valley, Bonner County, Idaho. See general caption 49
#Evenson #Montana #PriestRiverValley #BonnerCounty #Idaho #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
View of Sunset Valley, Malheur County, Oregon. Hay and clover, pasture land, corn land, grain land. Some of this valley has been under cultivation four or five years
#SunsetValley #MalheurCounty #Oregon #DorotheaLange #theGreatDepression #America #ViewofSunsetValley #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![This black and white photograph captures a vast expanse of rural Oregon, specifically Malheur County. The landscape is dominated by rolling hills in the background under an expansive sky with no visible clouds. In the foreground lies what appears to be farmland or pasture land dotted with hay bales scattered across uneven terrain covered in grasses. Some patches resemble tilled soil hinting at crop cultivation activity, possibly grain fields given their linear formations that suggest ploughed rows.
The image is marked "Dorothea Lange" and includes a date code "8-29/15", indicating the photograph was taken on August 29th of an unspecified year. Dorothea Lange (1895–1965) was known for her work as a documentary photographer, particularly during the Great Depression in America where she documented social issues such as poverty and displacement.
The absence of any human presence or man-made structures other than agricultural implements underscores the natural beauty but also suggests themes of solitude, hardship, resilience, and endurance. The image is part of a collection with more information available at View of Sunset Valley, Malheur County, Oregon. Hay and clover pasture land corn field grain fields some portions this valley have been under cultivation four or five years.
This photograph encapsulates the starkness yet serene beauty of rural America during a period whe [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/897/565/935/167/961/original/f626e8267e691b63.jpeg)
Home of the FSA (Farm Security Administration) borrower who moved on this land six years ago, built log house and buildings. Cut enough hay between the stumps to feed eight cows, three calves and two horses through the winter of 1938. Three hundred and fifteen dollar land-clearing loan. Priest River Peninsula, Bonner County, Idaho. See general caption 49
![The image depicts a black and white rural landscape featuring an old, weathered cabin with several tall wooden poles rising from the ground around it. These poles appear to be remnants of tree stumps or possibly utility poles that have been dismantled. The surrounding area is sparsely vegetated, primarily consisting of grassy fields with scattered patches of shrubbery and small trees. In the foreground, there are a few discarded farming implements such as plows lying on the ground.
The cabin itself has an aged appearance, with exposed wooden beams and a simple structure indicative of early to mid-20th century rural architecture. The windows seem closed or covered up, suggesting that it may not be currently in use or is being preserved for historical purposes. Nearby, there are parked vintage vehicles, including what looks like a truck and another older automobile.
The sky above is overcast with clouds, contributing to the somber atmosphere of the scene. In the background, you can see more wooden poles extending into the distance, creating a repetitive pattern that adds depth to the composition. The overall mood conveyed by this image evokes feelings of abandonment or neglect in once-lively rural farmland.
The photograph carries historical significance as it seems to be taken from an archive related to farm security administration (FSA) projects during the 1930s, likely [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/897/058/351/507/788/original/0da4d561f5e657d9.jpeg)
Log house now occupied and enlarged by the Halley family. Mrs. Halley in doorway with youngest child. Bonner County, Idaho. See general caption 51
#Halley #BonnerCounty #Idaho #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![The image depicts a vintage black and white photograph of an old, rustic log cabin. A woman stands in the doorway with her arm around one child while holding another baby on her hip. The wooden structure appears aged, constructed from horizontal logs tied together at right angles where they meet the corners. Various items are hung or propped against the wall outside, including what seem to be a hat and other personal belongings, suggesting domestic life in rural living conditions.
The background is relatively barren with leafless trees and an open sky visible above. The ground appears dry and uneven around the cabin's foundation. There’s also some sort of stack of items on the right side near the door that looks like chopped wood or perhaps dried crops.
There are handwritten markings at the top left corner, possibly indicating a date "9-Oct-13," but it could be misread as such because they're not clear in this format. The bottom-right part contains another marking which reads '2,' likely representing page number two of an album or collection within a larger set.
From additional information provided about the image (not shown here), it seems to mention that this log house is now occupied and has been enlarged by the Halley family with Mrs. Halley standing in the doorway, possibly indicating her role as matriarch during those times. It suggests a historical setting or co [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/896/551/439/470/550/original/2a5e1d7af5906616.jpeg)
Seven of the eight farmers shown with their cooperatively owned ensilage cutter on the Miller farm, where they are working filling the silo. West Carlton, Yamhill County, Oregon. General caption number 58
#Miller #WestCarlton #YamhillCounty #Oregon #PAPEC #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Rest time in nursery school for migrant children at Shafter Camp, California
#ShafterCamp #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Untitled photo, possibly related to: Background photo for Hightstown project. The present home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Solomon and family, 133 Avenue D, New York City. This family is included in the first unit of thirty-five families to be resettled at Hightstown in July, 1936. For four very small rooms in tenement they pay eighteen dollars monthly
#Background #Hightstown #JacobSolomon #NewYorkCity #first #BakeryStoreforRent #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![This black and white photograph depicts a street scene from New York City, likely during the early to mid-20th century. The focus is on a large brick building with multiple floors, featuring fire escapes leading up one side of its facade. Several windows are visible; some appear dark while others have curtains drawn or closed blinds.
On the ground floor at the corner appears a bakery and store advertised as "Bakery Store for Rent," indicating commercial activity in the area. A person stands outside on the sidewalk, possibly engaged with work equipment such as bins near them. Another individual is seated closer to the center of the street; it's unclear what they are doing.
A woman sits atop barrels at a lower level than where she likely belongs, suggesting potential neglect or poor working conditions within this tenement-style building. The overall environment appears worn and lived-in with elements like newspapers on stands for public use indicating accessibility and community engagement in daily activities despite apparent hardships implied by the condition of buildings and street setup.
The image conveys a stark portrayal of urban life during its time, emphasizing social issues such as housing conditions, employment struggles, and economic disparity. It captures an intimate moment within this environment that might tell stories about people's lives behind what we see [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/895/006/308/208/262/original/bc9e6bd69b539d91.jpeg)
Longshoremen's lunch hour. San Francisco waterfront. California
#SanFrancisco #California #second #SanFranciscos #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Landscape showing raw land. Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon. General caption 66
#NyssaHeights #MalheurCounty #Oregon #DorotheaLange #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Filipinos cutting lettuce. Salinas, California
#Filipinos #Salinas #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Lumber burner and stacks of the Big Lakes Lumber Company, which produces box shook for produce boxes. Klamath Falls, Oregon
#KlamathFalls #Oregon #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![The image captures an industrial scene with a focus on large-scale wood processing equipment. In the foreground, we see stacks of wooden pallets and planks arranged in organized piles. These materials are likely being prepared for use or storage within the facility.
Dominating the background is a towering structure resembling a silo or granary used to store bulk commodities like grain or lumber. This central feature has multiple levels with access points such as ladders, suggesting it's actively utilized and possibly filled with raw material awaiting processing. The silhouette of what appears to be a steam-powered boiler can be seen through openings in the upper tiers.
The environment suggests an active industrial site. Visible smokestacks release dark emissions into the atmosphere, indicative of ongoing operations that generate substantial output or waste products. Power lines crisscross above, reinforcing the sense of a functioning factory zone.
Overall, this black and white photograph likely captures a moment within the early to mid-20th century given its monochromatic quality and style. It encapsulates an era when large-scale lumber processing was prevalent in industrial areas like Klamath Falls, Oregon. The absence of human figures draws attention solely to the machinery's operation and scale.
The image is noted for preserving a historical narrative about industr [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/892/953/114/168/961/original/b00f0b2da76c9657.jpeg)
Siphon--the world's longest--which carries water five miles to Dead Ox Flat. It is eight feet in diameter. Malheur County, Oregon
#fivemiles #eightfeet #MalheurCounty #Oregon #around1% #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Date palms. Coachella Valley, California
#CoachellaValley #California #DorotheaLange #Lange #SouthernCalifornia #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Air view of Jersey Homesteads. Hightstown, New Jersey
#JerseyHomesteads #Hightstown #NewJersey #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![The image is a black and white aerial photograph depicting an expansive landscape with distinct sections of cultivated fields, forests, and built-up areas. In the foreground on the left side lies dense tree-covered land that gradually transitions into open agricultural fields towards the center. The middle ground shows various patches of crops or farmlands arranged in neat rows under clear demarcations. To the right is a larger area with extensive cleared fields extending to the horizon, separated from other sections by more densely wooded areas.
Notable structures are visible within these cultivated regions; one large structure stands prominently on its own field towards the top center, while another substantial building can be seen at the far left edge of the photo. Roads or pathways crisscross through some parts of this landscape, suggesting connectivity between different parcels and buildings. The overall scene suggests an organized agricultural setup with a mix of rural settings.
The photograph is labeled "HIGHTOWN, N.J." indicating that it was taken in Hightstown, New Jersey. There are handwritten inscriptions on the bottom left corner: "034618-5709," and two more lines which seem to be dates or codes, possibly related to cataloging or documentation of this aerial view.
The absence of people in the image focuses attention solely on landscape patterns, suggesting [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/891/667/571/583/166/original/b57bb57be1901a1a.jpeg)
Mr. Bosley of Bosley reorganization unit, Baca County, Colorado, feeding a sow
#Bosley #BacaCounty #Colorado #America #DorotheaLange #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![This black and white photograph depicts an individual dressed in overalls and wearing a hat, bending down to pour liquid from a jug into the trough of a large pig. The setting appears to be inside a wooden structure with slatted walls that resemble a barn or animal stall. The ground is littered with straw or hay, providing bedding for the pigs.
The image exudes an aura of rural life and agricultural labor, showcasing human-animal interaction during feeding time. It reflects historical methods of pig farming where manual care was essential in daily operations. This photograph seems to be part of a larger collection documenting various aspects of rural America from different periods or regions, as suggested by the caption referencing Mr. Bosley's reorganization unit and Baca County, Colorado.
The image is credited with a timestamp that includes "Dorothea Lange" on the bottom right corner, indicating it might have been taken or curated under her supervision or influence, likely during the early to mid-20th century when Dorothea Lange was active as a photographer. The presence of this attribution also adds historical context and authenticity to the photograph.
In summary, the image captures a moment from rural life involving pig farming in Colorado, possibly taken by or associated with renowned photojournalist Dorothea Lange during her career documenting American agricultu [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/116/891/160/996/487/129/original/8cbc65b5f7c17165.jpeg)
Establishment of rural rehabilitation camps for migrants in California. March 15, 1935
