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There was even one from SC.

These are lovely pictures, a real slice of history.

We automatically think of all the hardships these people had,
but we don't remember the family closeness they (I-we) had
in those days. As a child I had no idea that we were poor, since
all those I knew were in the same boat, all the family paddling
in time with each other. We knew that to get something, we sure had to work for it and work hard.

Now we have far more, as personal wealth goes, but I don't
think that we live in such a marvelous time. All I have to do is
look at our teens who are given everything and believe that a
high paying job is their's, simply because they have been told
all their lives that they deserve the best. Unfortunately, few of
them have been taught to work at any low paying job they can
get. One of my brothers has a security firm, and has mainly older, retired and simi-retired people working for him. He says the older ones get up, dress up and show up for work. Some of
the younger ones go off to parties and never show up for guard duty and don't bother phoning in, and are highly offended when told they are fired!!

Thank you for sharing this site. I enjoyed looking at the pictures. I was born in 1942.

Thanks for sharing this site. I was born in 1943.

I love these pictures and also enjoyed reading the comments that are posted after the pictures. Thank you so much for sharing them.

Those are great. thank you and God bless.

I enjoyed looking at the pictures.. thanks for posting :)

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Originally Posted by jlong

I love old photos and these show the fabrics that we now call vintage.

http://extras.denverpost.com/archive/captured.html
Captured: America in Color from 1939-1943 Photos – A Denver Post News Photo Blog
extras.denverpost.com
These images, by photographers of the Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information, are some of the only color photographs taken of the effects of the Depression on America’s rural and small town populations. The photographs are the property of the Library of Congress and were included i

Wow, I was born in 1940 and I really enjoyed these photos!! Thanks for taking the time to post them for us!! Wasn't it fun to look at the fabrics???

Oh my!! These are some very old time photos. I had to go in and make myself bisquits and gravy after looking at them! LOL! Really!