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[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

[All Our Folks was Farmers], Library of Congress narratives collection

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occupations poverty agriculture personal finance narratives fletcher all folks farmers us work projects administration federal writers project folklore project life histories 1936 39 american life histories manuscripts from the federal writers project 1936 1940 american memory douglas carter lester garren annie winn stevens manuscript
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01/01/1939
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Stevens, Annie Winn (Interviewer)
Carter, Douglas (Editor)
Garren, Lester (Interviewee)
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Library of Congress
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[All in photos worked (even smallest girl and boys) and they went to work at (noon) 12:45. Some of the following boys and girls mey be 14, many are not. John Gopen, 189 Elm St. Joseph Stonge, 73 King St. Billie Welch, 178 Union St. Tim Carroll, 310 Salem St. Michael Devine, 64 South Broadway. Jacob Black, 15 Bradford Bl. Binnie Greenfield, 281 Park St. Andrew Pomeroy, 76 South Broadway. Louis Gross, 39 Myrtle St. Arthur Davois, 244 Salem St. Joseph Latham[?], 165 Willow St. Salvatore Quatirtto, 48 Union St. Sam Gangi, 82 Pleasant Valley St.These two boys were about the youngest of the boys, others nearly as young. ]. Location: Lawrence, Massachusetts.

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occupations poverty agriculture personal finance narratives fletcher all folks farmers us work projects administration federal writers project folklore project life histories 1936 39 american life histories manuscripts from the federal writers project 1936 1940 american memory douglas carter lester garren annie winn stevens manuscript