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A Glimpse into 1908 Cincinnati: The Game of Craps
In August 1908, Cincinnati, Ohio, was a bustling city full of life and activity. Amidst its vibrant streets and neighborhoods,…
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1937 in Minnesota
The Chapman family, farmers on reclaimed ground close to Northome, Minnesota…
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Tennessee’s Wilson County, 1910
A family is shown in a photograph standing in front of the home at the intersection of Tater Peeler Road…
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1936 in South Dakota
a 1900-built homestead made of sod. The South Dakota county of Pennington. This sod home has stood since 1900, commemorating…
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The Noah Garland Family: A 1940 Snapshot of Resilience and Support in Barbourville, Kentucky
The Noah Garland family is shown in this photograph, which was shot in Barbourville, Kentucky, in November 1940. The FSA…
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Colorado’s Weld County, 1894.
In a pasture with four horses, three men, and a little girl. The third man and the young girl are…
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1938 in Arkansas.
an 1855-born “Arkansas Hoosier” Conway, Arkansas. “My dad served in the Confederate Army. In order to enter the army, he…
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Around 1910, in Emmet, North Dakota
A man is seated on a plow pulled by five horses, displaying some plowed land in the distance, while another…
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About 1910, in Denver, Colorado…
Depicts a bunch of lads playing in a field made of dirt. A few of the boys are standing in…
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Farming Traditions: Horse-Powered Agriculture in 1940s Iowa
In the 1940s, the rich farmlands of Iowa’s Grundy County were a testament to the enduring traditions of American agriculture.…
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Riding Through History: The Calleb Children of Barbourville, Kentucky
In the picturesque hills of Knox County, Kentucky, the Southern Appalachian Project captures a moment that reflects the simplicity and…
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