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Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Farm unit built on land bought by FSA (Farm Security Administration). This place will be occupied by one of the displaced farmers from the Camp Crowder construction area

Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Farm unit built on land bou...

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Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Mrs. Fred Whitesell who moved with the aid of FSA (Farm Security Administration) after their land in Newton County, Missouri was bought by the Army for construction of Camp Crowder

Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Mrs. Fred Whitesell who mov...

Picryl description: Public domain photograph of the 1930s - 1940s, woman, female portrait, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

Bates County Relocation Project, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Green, formerly hill farmers in the Ozarks. Their land was bought up by the Army for construction of Camp Crowder. Now they have moved one hundred miles north with the aid of the FSA (Farm Security Administration) to an entirely new type of farming

Bates County Relocation Project, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Green, formerl...

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Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Abandoned roadhouse

Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Abandoned roadhouse

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Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Fred Whitesell and family, now living on a 160 acre farm. They moved up here with the aid of the FSA (Farm Security Administration) after the Army had bought up their Ozark farm for construction of Camp Crowder

Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Fred Whitesell and family, ...

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Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Daughter-in-law and new babe of the Green family. The Greens were hill farmers in the Ozarks when the Army bought up their land for Camp Crowder construction. With the aid of the FSA (Farm Security Administration), he will move to a farm in Bates County, Missouri

Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Daughter-in-law and new bab...

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Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Construction of a farm unit on land bought by FSA (Farm Security Administration) for farmers who are being displaced by Army construction work in the Camp Crowder area

Bates County relocation project, Missouri. Construction of a farm unit...

Picryl description: Public domain image of a construction site, wooden frame, timber, free to use, no copyright restrictions.