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Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 14

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Landscape on top of bench, showing new lands, and farms beyond. Road was built by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps). Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon. General caption number 67-1 #MalheurCounty #Oregon […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

This black and white photograph captures an expansive view of a rural landscape, focusing on a dirt road that cuts through the terrain. The road is characterized by deep ruts from repeated use, indicative of significant travel or vehicle passage over time. Surrounding this path are vast expanses of land with sparse vegetation, primarily shrubbery typical of arid climates. In the distance, rolling hills rise gently against an unadorned sky, contributing to a sense of desolation and openness. There is no visible wildlife, human presence, or man-made structures aside from the road itself, suggesting this area may be remote or intentionally kept clear for some purpose.

The photograph lacks color information due to its monochrome nature but highlights contrasts between light and shadow effectively. The texture of the soil appears rough, with chunks scattered along the sides. A notable feature is a slope on one side of the road where dirt has been cleared away, possibly indicating maintenance or preparation work related to transportation activities.

A handwritten inscription in white capital letters across the top right corner reads "O-P819," which may be an identifier for cataloging purposes or could potentially relate to historical documentation. The bottom left contains a number within brackets labeled with a letter 'o,' suggesting this might be part of a series, collectio [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 14

Untitled photo, possibly related to: The Schroeder family on their new farm. When they first came two years ago lived in shed shown. Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon #Schroeder #first #MalheurCounty #Oregon #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773690/

A black and white photograph depicting a family of four individuals in front of a wooden structure. The man on the left, wearing overalls and a cap, stands with his arms crossed, smiling towards the camera while holding a small baby in one arm and an older child by his side. Beside him is a woman dressed casually, also smiling at the camera, she holds another young boy who appears to be looking away from the photograph's direction. The setting suggests a rural or agricultural environment with tools and farm equipment visible on the right-hand side of the structure they are standing in front of.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 14

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Mexican quarter of Los Angeles, California. Average rental is eight dollars. Some houses have plumbing. See card 1799-C for detailed information #Mexican #LosAngeles #California #undefined #photography […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

This black and white photograph depicts a rustic street scene, likely taken during the early 20th century. The main focus is on an old wooden house with a steeply pitched roof that has several items hung from its eaves: clotheslines stretched out to dry laundry against one wall; various household goods such as pots and pans displayed outside in front of windows. In close proximity, another structure houses more drying linens. An assortment of farming implements—like plows and cart wheels—are scattered around the area indicating a possible rural setting or agricultural activity.

The street is unpaved with visible dirt patches and debris that suggest wear from frequent use. A fence made of wood slats runs along one side while on another, there's what appears to be wooden pallets stacked together possibly used for storage or transport purposes. Various buckets, tools and a barrel rest against the buildings' exterior walls.

The architecture is indicative of modest residential structures with no visible modern amenities such as electricity meters indicating an era where utilities like gas lamps may have been more common than electric lights in homes during this period. The general atmosphere projects simplicity yet it reflects on how people lived then, possibly hinting at a working-class neighborhood or a community within Los Angeles known for its Mexican quarter and afforda [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 14

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Housing. Los Angeles. Within five minutes walk of City Hall. Rent eight dollars to twelve dollars monthly #LosAngeles #CityHall #CarpiAv #American #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017765958/

The image depicts a street scene in black and white, likely from the early to mid-20th century. The focus is on several wooden houses with pitched roofs and weathered exteriors, characteristic of an older residential neighborhood. Some homes have front porches supported by columns or beams, while others feature simple gable fronts.

The streets are lined with utility poles carrying overhead wires, suggesting a time before modern underground utilities were widespread. There's no visible signage to indicate the specific location, but there is text at the top of the image that reads "Carpi Av," possibly indicating an address.

A few individuals can be seen in the distance: one person appears seated on steps near the center house and another standing beside a fence. The overall atmosphere seems quiet with little activity visible. There's no indication of modern vehicles, which could suggest limited mobility options at this time or simply that they are not captured within the frame.

The condition of these houses suggests economic modesty; however, there is an air of resilience in their simple construction and layout. This image may be associated with a historical study on housing conditions during certain periods in American history, possibly reflecting the socio-economic reality around public spaces such as walking distance from City Hall, which could serve as both administr [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 14

Untitled photo, possibly related to: FSA (Farm Security Administration) county office. Bonners Ferry, Idaho. See general caption 51 #BonnersFerry #Idaho #WorldWarII #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774122/

This black and white photograph depicts a door to an office in the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Security Administration, located at 200 [address obscured]. The image includes text that reads "Persons with Hob-Tailed Boots Are Forbidden In This Office," suggesting restrictions on footwear allowed within this facility. A sign above the door further specifies the prohibition is for those who work as postmasters in a black and white format.

The photograph also features some textual annotations, including 'FSA' and what appears to be a date or code "13-20" written vertically along the side of the image with additional handwriting that says "E-E." The door has frosted glass, through which the text is visible but not clear enough to read directly. This setting likely reflects measures taken during World War II in response to wartime security concerns.

The context provided by Untitled photo and related caption hints at a historical perspective of this office within FSA county offices across different locations like Bonners Ferry, Idaho, as suggested by the reference number 51 [image URL not accessible]. This indicates that such restrictions were part of broader wartime measures taken to enhance security in government institutions.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

The only home of a depression-routed family of nine from Iowa #theGreatDepression #DorotheaLanges #American #Lange #Americans #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017763152/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an open automobile with its back door swung wide, revealing the interior. The vehicle appears to be from an early 20th-century era based on design elements such as spoked wheels and large side mirrors.

Inside the car, various personal belongings are strewn about, including clothing items like shirts, pants, jackets, and hats, which suggests a hurried or abandoned departure. Some garments hang out of reach while others lay atop seats inside the vehicle. There's also an assortment of other items such as bags, boxes, and possibly tools or equipment.

The surrounding environment is arid with sparse vegetation, indicating that this scene might be taking place in a rural area during drought conditions typical to regions affected by the Great Depression era mentioned in the alt text provided.

This image evokes themes of displacement, hardship, and economic distress. It serves as a poignant visual representation from Dorothea Lange's work documenting lives impacted by the Great Depression. The specific reference "The only home of a depression-routed family of nine from Iowa" points to this photograph capturing one such story among many during that tumultuous time in American history.

Lange, an influential photographer and photojournalist known for her impactful documentation of human suffering particularly during the New Deal [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

A tubercular painter from Iowa and part of his family of nine who are stranded and penniless in New Mexico #NewMexico #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017763151/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of people standing next to an old vehicle in what appears to be rural or semi-arid landscape. There are four individuals visible: two adults, one child being held by the adult on their right side, and another young child directly beside them. The man with short hair wearing loose-fitting trousers and a sleeveless shirt is interacting with something wrapped in fabric attached to the vehicle's bed. He seems focused on securing or adjusting this item.

The woman holding the infant wears what looks like work clothing suitable for manual labor or fieldwork, indicating that they may be engaged in some form of travel or migration. The two children appear to be watching someone or waiting patiently by their side. They all seem weary and possibly distressed given their circumstances. A bucket is placed on the ground near one child's feet.

The vehicle itself appears worn with visible signs of wear and tear, hinting at its prolonged use for transportation purposes. There are no clear indicators about where they might be going or why this group has ended up in such a situation within the photograph alone.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Alabama tenant farmer and children. Family labor in cotton. Near Anniston, Alabama #Alabama #Anniston #third #American #America #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017762976/

The image depicts a group of five individuals working together in an agricultural field. This black and white photograph captures the essence of rural life, likely taken during or around the early 20th century given its style.

Three adults are present, each wearing wide-brimmed hats for sun protection, with two using hoes to cultivate the soil. Their attire suggests practical workwear suitable for outdoor labor; one wears a long-sleeved shirt and trousers while another is in lighter clothing with overalls. The third adult's gender isn't explicitly clear due to their posture.

Alongside them are two children who seem to be assisting or learning from the adults' activities, wearing hats similar to those of the adults for sun protection. Their presence underscores a family-oriented approach to farming where both parents and kids participate in laborious tasks.

The setting is rural with no buildings visible nearby but an expanse of cultivated land stretching out behind them bordered by dense wooded areas on one side. The soil appears tilled, indicating active cultivation rather than fallow or uncultivated ground.

This photograph aligns well within historical contexts where tenant farming was common in the American South during much of the early 20th century and into mid-century. Tenancy often meant that a family worked for less pay on someone else's land but could live the [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Migrants from Delaware picking berries in southern New Jersey #Delaware #NewJersey #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017762954/

The photograph is a black and white image depicting two individuals engaged in agricultural labor. They are both bent over, working amidst dense foliage that appears to be berry bushes or similar crops. One person on the left wears striped pants and seems focused on harvesting berries with their right hand into an open container attached to their waistband. The individual on the right is wearing a patterned top and dark trousers, also engaged in picking activity but without visible containers.

In front of them lies a wooden box filled with multiple smaller baskets containing what looks like fresh produce or harvested goods. The overall scene suggests a rural setting where manual labor plays a significant role, likely during harvest season for these crops.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Untitled photo, possibly related to: The Daughtery family, FSA (Farm Security Administration borrowers). Warm Springs district, Malheur County, Oregon #Daughtery #WarmSprings #MalheurCounty #Oregon #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773915/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting five individuals standing in an open field. The group appears to be composed of three adults, likely parents, and two children on either side who could potentially be their offspring. One adult male stands centrally between the others with his hands by his sides wearing what looks like overalls or work pants paired with a long-sleeved shirt, jeans, boots, indicating rural life context possibly in farming. To his right is an older female likely a mother also dressed for practicality and weather - she seems to be holding a child on her arm; both wear dresses suggesting it may not have been too cold during this time period outside the home or at work.

To their left are two females, one taller standing with arms crossed wearing what could be seen as a dress of early 20th-century style. The shorter female appears to hold another young child in her hands indicating care and nurturing roles within family structure. Behind them is an expansive field suggesting rural life settings which aligns well with the era implied by their clothing.

The image seems to capture a moment that could be familial, possibly documenting daily rural lives or agricultural work-related experiences common during early 20th-century America as indicated in historical context of Farm Security Administration's photography.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Topping sugar beets after lifter has loosened them. Near Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon #Ontario #MalheurCounty #Oregon #EastAsian #English #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773886/

The image is a black and white photograph capturing an agricultural scene. It shows a person, presumably male based on the silhouette and attire, bent over in what appears to be soil or plant debris from recent harvesting activity. The individual seems to be performing manual labor with their hands amidst this setting.

In the background, there are two horses harnessed side by side; they look like draft breeds commonly used for farming tasks such as plowing fields or pulling carts. Both horses have blinders on and appear calm but attentive in a stationary position.

The environment suggests an open field typical of agricultural lands with no significant vegetation visible beyond the immediate vicinity around the person, implying that this might be a harvested area awaiting further processing or preparation for planting another crop. The sky is clear without any discernible features like clouds, indicating fair weather conditions during the time of photography.

There are textual markings in an East Asian script and what looks to be English text at the bottom right corner, potentially attributing credit to the photographer or providing information about the image's context. These marks indicate that this photo might have been part of a larger collection or exhibition by a well-known photographer known for documenting rural life during specific historical periods.

Overall, [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Congregation leaving after services. Preacher in doorway. Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon #MalheurCounty #Oregon #Japanese #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773865/

The image shows a black and white photograph of two people standing outside what appears to be an old building or shed with partially opened doors. On the left, there is a child in mid-stride walking towards the camera, seemingly wearing a coat and leggings, with their hands clasped together near their face as if they are cold or nervous. The child's hair looks curly and unkempt.

On the right side of the photograph stands an adult man who appears to be exiting through one of the opened doors. He is dressed in a suit jacket over trousers, possibly from an earlier era judging by his clothing style. His posture suggests he has just stepped out or might still be stepping down from within the structure.

In front of them, on top of what seems like large wooden beams or planks, there's another sign with text that isn't fully legible due to angle and distance but includes words such as "Friends" and possibly a reference related to Malheur County. The setting appears desolate, with an open field in the background extending into the horizon under a gray sky.

The photograph has some unique features: on its right side, there is Japanese writing that translates roughly to 'university.' In the bottom-right corner of the image outside the frame, additional text and symbols are visible which could be part of watermarking or other graphic overlays from where this photo might have been [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Vale Owyhee irrigation project, Malheur County, Oregon. Corner of the Dazey kitchen in the Homedale District #ValeOwyhee #MalheurCounty #Oregon #Dazey #theHomedaleDistrict #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773857/

The image depicts an interior space with a rustic, possibly utilitarian character. A metal kerosene lamp hangs from the ceiling in what appears to be a wooden loft or attic area, suggesting it may provide light during nighttime hours when electricity is unavailable or not used. Below and around this central lighting fixture are various items of clothing including coats and hats that appear worn and stored casually on hooks. The wood planks forming the structure overhead show signs of wear and age with visible grain patterns, knots in the timber, and some darkened edges indicating either aging or exposure to elements.

The black-and-white tone of the photograph adds a historical feel, potentially hinting at it being from an earlier time period when such lanterns were common for lighting. The environment suggests functionality over formality, possibly pointing towards rural life where simplicity is prioritized in living spaces due to economic necessity and lifestyle choices reflecting on modesty or practicality.

The photo's graininess and the shadows cast by items within the space suggest a candid snapshot of everyday life rather than an intentional staged photograph for aesthetic purposes. The overall atmosphere evokes solitude, perhaps hinting at isolation or self-sufficiency that is often associated with rural living environments in remote areas like those found in part [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Sugar beet factory (Amalgamated Sugar Company) along Snake River. Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, a one factory town. General Caption number 70 #SnakeRiver #Nyssa #MalheurCounty #Oregon #theSnakeRiver #Nyssa […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image depicts an industrial facility with significant smoke emissions rising from its chimney. The photo is in black and white, which indicates that it may be historical or was taken for artistic effect to convey a sense of nostalgia or focus on the subject matter rather than color realism. Reflections are visible on the still surface of a body of water in front of the facility, suggesting calm weather conditions at the time of photography.

In terms of context and relevance, this image could reflect industrial activity from past decades where smokestack emissions were common for manufacturing processes like sugar refining or other factory operations along rivers like the Snake River. The scene is likely representative of a single major industry in an otherwise rural area, such as Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, known historically for its Amalgamated Sugar Company and production related to sugar beets.

This particular photograph appears to have been cataloged with specific reference numbers or codes that may aid in identification within archives. The photo is part of a collection possibly linked to the work of Dorothea Lange, an American photographer who documented various social issues during the Great Depression era through her lens and public service photography campaigns for government agencies such as Farm Security Administration (FSA).

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Ex-Nebraska farmer and the piece of land which he hopes to clear next year. Bonner County, Idaho. See general caption 50 #BonnerCounty #Idaho #Nebraska #Ex-Nebraska #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774216/

The image depicts a man standing in what appears to be the aftermath of deforestation. He is dressed in work attire, including overalls and boots, indicating he may have been involved in manual labor or forestry activities. The surrounding area shows numerous tree stumps, cut branches scattered on the ground, and barren soil with some sparse vegetation remaining. In the background, a line of trees can be seen at varying distances from the foreground, suggesting that this clearing might be located within a larger wooded region.

The photograph is in black and white, which adds to its vintage or historical feel. The man appears contemplative as he looks directly towards the camera while walking among the remnants of felled timber. His expression could convey thoughts such as reflection on his work, concern for environmental impacts, or perhaps determination amidst adversity.

Additional context provided by an external source indicates that this image might be related to a farmer from Nebraska who hopes to clear land in Bonner County, Idaho next year. This suggests the man may have been involved in agricultural activities and is possibly considering expanding into new lands as part of his farming operation. The specific mention of the photograph being associated with Ex-Nebraska farmland hints at a narrative involving transition or change for this individual's livelihood.

T [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 13

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Stump rancher and wife. They and their seven children are making a new start on cut-over land. Priest River Penninsula, Bonner County, Idaho. See general caption 51 #BonnerCounty #Idaho #Stump #undefined […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image is a black and white photograph featuring an older male standing behind a rustic wooden fence in what appears to be a rural or mountainous setting. The man, who has a weathered appearance with visible signs of aging such as wrinkles on his face and hands that suggest manual labor experience, wears practical outdoor attire including a long-sleeved shirt and pants. His gaze is directed off-camera, suggesting contemplation or engagement in something outside the frame.

The wooden fence he stands behind appears to be part of a larger structure like a corral or enclosure, with multiple layers of horizontal logs creating an arch over which the man has his arm resting. The background reveals rolling hills and possibly mountains under a cloudy sky, adding to the remote atmosphere of the setting. On the top left corner of the photograph is handwritten text that reads "S-8015," likely indicating a cataloging or reference number for this image within a collection.

Additional context provided in the caption mentions Stump rancher and wife as part of their family history, living on cut-over land near Priest River Peninsula in Bonner County, Idaho. The photograph seems to be associated with other images that could offer more insight into the life and times of these individuals, potentially related to a larger narrative or study about rural communities during a specific perio [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Stump rancher and wife. They and their seven children are making a new start on cut-over land. Priest River Penninsula, Bonner County, Idaho. See general caption 51 #BonnerCounty #Idaho #theGreatDepression […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals, presumably a man and woman, leaning on the horizontal rails of a wooden fence that appears to be part of an old log cabin. The structure suggests rustic simplicity typical of early frontier living or rural life in certain regions during the time period it was taken.

This particular photo seems to capture a moment from 1935 as indicated by the date '2-48'15 printed on the negative, which is part of its border. It's likely associated with an agricultural setting given the individuals’ clothing and posture that exudes laborious undertakings common in rural or farm communities.

The man wears a cap, long-sleeved shirt, trousers, and sturdy shoes suitable for manual work. The woman, dressed modestly, appears to be wearing a dress typical of early 20th-century attire with her hair pulled back into a practical style. Her arms are crossed over the fence, while his hands rest on its railing.

The setting is an outdoor scene possibly in Idaho as referenced by the provided caption hinting at rural development or agricultural activity during that period and location. The image's content evokes themes of hardship, resilience, family life, and community endeavor prevalent among settlers during times like the Great Depression when such conditions were common for many Americans.

Given additional context from a larger [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Small private lumber mill still operating in region where large mills have cut out. Boundary County, Idaho. See general caption 49 #BoundaryCounty #Idaho #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774204/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an old-fashioned lumber mill set in a rural, mountainous region. In the foreground lies a vast pile of cut logs extending towards the water's edge, suggesting recent logging activity. The middle ground features two prominent buildings: one appears to be a main warehouse or processing facility with its roof pitch visible, while another smaller building is adjacent. Both structures display signs of wear and age, including peeling paint and exposed wooden beams.

A large smokestack rises from the primary mill structure, releasing clouds of smoke into the air, indicative of industrial activity within. The source of this smoke seems to be steam or smoke emanating from a boiler or furnace located in front of one building, possibly for heating purposes related to lumber processing activities.

Surrounding these structures are barren trees and leafless shrubs, hinting at either seasonal changes or environmental stress affecting the local flora. In the background stands an elevated landscape with sparse vegetation on what seems like a hillside, contributing to a desolate atmosphere that is punctuated by several bare tree stumps scattered across the terrain.

The overall scene suggests a once-thriving operation now possibly in decline, as no visible workers or active machinery can be seen. The absence of modern technology and infr [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Young mother brings her child to the trailer clinic on the day when the doctor will be in camp to examine some of the children. FSA (Farm Security Administration) mobile camp. Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image depicts a scene from what appears to be an era with mid-20th-century fashion, featuring three individuals near the entrance of a trailer. A woman is holding onto the handrail and stepping out of or into the trailer, which has curtains on its windows and doors, characteristic of portable housing units typical for traveling purposes during that time period.

Inside the trailer, another person is seated with their legs visible above what seems to be medical examination tables. The interior looks simple but functional, suggesting a temporary setup possibly used in remote locations or events requiring mobile services such as health examinations.

Outside, on the ground near where these individuals are situated, there's an item resembling a mat for stepping onto before entering and another similar object close by which could serve as support when getting up from sitting. A child stands beside the woman who is exiting the trailer; they appear to be dressed in casual attire of that period.

The setting seems outdoor with tents visible in the background indicating this scene might take place at a camp or temporary settlement, possibly related to agricultural activities given the "U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE" sign on the side of the mobile unit, which suggests it could be connected to rural assistance programs like those by FSA (Farm Security Administration).

There is [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: The doctor reassures the mother after having seen the sick baby in the trailer. Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon, at FSA (Farm Security Administration) mobile camp #Merrill #KlamathCounty #Oregon #DorotheaLange […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image captures a candid moment of interaction between three individuals and an older, wooden trailer. Two adults, one in a dark dress with light-colored shoes and the other wearing business attire including trousers and a coat, engage closely with each other while holding a baby dressed in white garments. The setting appears to be outdoors on dry land, likely indicative of rural or agricultural surroundings, given its simplicity and openness.

The trailer, which serves as an informal shelter or living space for these individuals, has visible characteristics like a door and a chimney pipe that suggests it's equipped with basic amenities such as heat. Its construction is utilitarian, reflecting the practical needs rather than comfort. The absence of modern technology hints at a time period possibly linked to mid-20th century rural life.

The photograph is in black-and-white, which emphasizes contrasts between light and shadow, adding depth and texture that might have been lost with color photography during this era. This monochromatic quality also lends the image an air of historical context, potentially placing it within a timeline where such trailers were common as temporary housing solutions for those involved in transient rural work.

The photograph is marked "3-268" at the top right corner and has text that seems to read 'Dorothea Lange', which identifies Dorothea [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Truck, baby parked on front seat. Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon, in FSA (Farm Security Administration) camp #Merrill #KlamathCounty #Oregon #Truck #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774358/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an old-fashioned truck parked outdoors. The vehicle appears to be from the early 20th century, characterized by its rounded body shape, prominent front grille with horizontal slats, round headlights mounted on either side of the grille, and spoked wheels that are visible under both fenders. It has a canvas-covered cargo area at the back and seems equipped for practical use or transport.

The truck is parked next to what appears to be makeshift tents covered in fabric material. The environment suggests an outdoor setting with no distinct landmarks indicating it could potentially be part of a camp, possibly related to agricultural work or military activities from its era due to its utilitarian design.

There's visible wear and dirt on the vehicle, suggesting frequent use over time. No people are seen within or around the truck in this image. The photo has been annotated with various symbols such as hands and gears at different corners of the frame, which could indicate it is part of a larger collection or series but without further context remains unclear.

Additional information about this specific photograph can be found through references suggesting it may relate to "FSA," an abbreviation that likely refers to Farm Security Administration. The location mentioned includes Klamath County in Oregon and hints at the presenc [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Nurse making her rounds, late in the afternoon. Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon. Unit of FSA (Farm Security Administration) mobile camp #Merrill #KlamathCounty #Oregon #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774357/

The image depicts a black and white outdoor scene showing several large, makeshift tents arranged in rows on an open field. The setting appears to be a temporary campsite or settlement with scattered individuals engaging in various activities around the area.

In one of the foreground tents, two people are visible—one standing near what seems like a bucket or container—and another lying down inside the tent. Outside this particular tent, there is some construction work going on as indicated by wooden beams and tools being used.

The field itself looks dry with sparse grass patches scattered across it, suggesting an arid environment. In the distance beyond the tents, more similar tents are visible along a rolling terrain under an overcast sky. On the right side of the image, there's handwritten text "312-8-6" and on the left bottom corner another set of markings which seem to be part of the photograph's processing or cataloging.

The overall atmosphere is one of hardship and activity within a temporary settlement possibly related to rural work or displacement. The black and white format adds a historical feel, suggesting that this could have been taken during an era when such camps were established for laborers working in agriculture or similar industries.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Twenty-four portable toilets, mobile camp (FSA - Farm Security Administration) equipment. Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon #Merrill #KlamathCounty #Oregon #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774356/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two portable toilets situated in an open field with sparse vegetation. The toilet on the left side of the frame indicates "men (22)" while the one to its right says "women (20)," suggesting they are designated for different genders, likely following typical public restroom practices. They stand on what appear to be metal bases or stands and have a plain, utilitarian design with doors and windows. The ground is uneven grassland leading up to a backdrop of hills partially obscured by clouds in the sky. There's no immediate sign of human presence nor activity around these facilities which gives an impression of isolation. This could imply that this location might be far from urban areas or perhaps set for temporary use, such as during outdoor events or fieldwork activities where portable sanitation is needed but permanent infrastructure isn't present.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Shows method of pulling tomarack stump. Drilling hole for dynamite with auger. Box holds powder, fuse caps, wire. Bonner County, Idaho #BonnerCounty #Idaho #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774387/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor scene. It shows an adult male in the process of clearing debris from what appears to be a logging or land-clearing operation, with remnants of cut trees around him.

He's wearing work attire: overalls, a long-sleeved shirt, boots, and a wide-brimmed hat for protection against sun exposure. The man is using his hands on an auger-like tool into the ground near a large stump to presumably drill holes for dynamite or similar explosives used in logging operations.

The environment suggests a rural setting with open skies above and no immediate signs of habitation other than what appears to be remnants of felled trees, indicating deforestation activity. There is also a clear focus on practical work within an outdoor industrial context rather than artistic elements such as lighting or composition.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: The camp manager, the office trailer and view of mobile camp (FSA - Farm Security Administration). Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon #Merrill #KlamathCounty #Oregon #9-Sept15 #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774395/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor scene. In the center, there's a man standing in front of what appears to be a mobile trailer with circular windows on its sides. The structure has a rounded back end suggesting it could be designed for mobility or portability. He wears a dark shirt, light-colored pants, and shoes; his posture is upright and he seems relaxed.

Behind him are rows of identical white trailers or tents set up in an orderly fashion under a cloudy sky with mountains visible at the horizon line. The ground appears dry and cracked, indicating perhaps arid conditions.

Above the scene, text reads "9-Sept15," possibly denoting a date when this photograph was taken. In the lower part of the image is more descriptive text: “The camp manager" followed by an incomplete reference to something related to 'mobile camp' in Klamath County, Oregon, associated with FSA (Farm Security Administration).

Overall, it appears as though this photo captures a scene from rural or remote settlement possibly linked to agricultural activities during September 1955.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Interior of eastern Oregon one-room county school. Seven pupils enrolled. 8:45 a.m. Between Pleasant Valley and Durkee, Baker County, Oregon #Oregon #PleasantValley #Durkee #BakerCounty #Lincoln #American #America […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image displays an old-fashioned classroom setting with rows of wooden desks and writing slates. In the center stands a large, vertical stove or furnace that is elevated on four legs. On both sides are more empty benches similar to those in front, creating symmetry around this central heating apparatus. The walls have two portraits hanging—one above each side's bench—showing what appears to be historical figures; one seems like U.S. President Lincoln and the other could possibly represent an early educator or reformer given his age appearance with gray hair visible through a windowpane on the right wall, suggesting it might be daylight outside. A small American flag hangs near these portraits between them which indicates this photo was taken in America likely during its colonial period due to blackboards being used for teaching rather than more modern technology like whiteboards or digital screens often seen today.
The room has an antiquated wooden beam ceiling and the floor is made of bare wood planks, showing signs of wear. On both sides are small windows with bars across them letting in natural light which casts shadows on what looks to be chalk residue from eroded slates indicating this was a place where learning took place actively not long ago. There's an old-fashioned wooden podium and chair at the back suggesting that there may have been lectures or speeches gi [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 12

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Nine a.m. Four pupils attend this day, of the seven who are enrolled at the eastern Oregon county school. Between Pleasant Valley and Durkee, Baker County, Oregon #Oregon #PleasantValley #Durkee #BakerCounty […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image is a black-and-white photograph depicting an old one-story building with what appears to be a schoolhouse or community hall, as suggested by the bell tower and American flag. The structure has a gabled roof, white siding, and multiple windows visible on its facade. A wooden fence runs along part of the property's perimeter in front of it.

There are two individuals standing outside; one is wearing what looks like an apron or light-colored shirt with dark pants, while the other person appears to be dressed more casually. They seem small compared to the building and distance themselves from its entrance, possibly indicating a rural setting.

The background features arid landscape terrain with sparse vegetation on rolling hills under a clear sky. Utility wires are visible in the upper portion of the image against an expanse of blue sky, hinting at connectivity despite what seems like remote or less developed surroundings. The watermark "10-23-48" suggests that this photograph was taken around October 23, 1948.

The caption references a specific location within Oregon and mentions daily enrollment figures for the school on that day (September), providing context to the setting depicted in the image.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 11

Yakima Indian village, on the Columbia River, inhabited during salmon season. After the fishing is over they return to the Yakima Valley. Indian girl: "They don't want to live better. The government is trying to make them." Celilo, Wasco County, Oregon […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

The image depicts a rural scene with several small wooden structures resembling shacks or makeshift shelters. These buildings are scattered across an uneven, rocky terrain that appears dry and barren. In the background stands a steep hillside composed of rugged rock formations extending into the distance under a clear sky.

To provide context to this black-and-white photograph: it captures a snapshot from Yakima Indian village located on the Columbia River in Oregon during salmon season when indigenous people inhabited these temporary shelters for fishing activities. After their time by the river, they returned to live and farm in the valley known as Yakima Valley. This particular photo highlights an incident where locals voiced disapproval of efforts towards improving living conditions through government intervention.

The image bears a label "3-2016," which could indicate its date or perhaps some other reference information related to its documentation within archives like those held by Dorothea Lange, who was known for her work with the Farm Security Administration. The website credit points toward the source being loener.nl and provides further details on this specific photograph's provenance.

The overall mood of the picture is somber; it reflects a lifestyle characterized by hardship but also one that retains cultural traditions amidst challenging environmental cond [...]

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 11

The image depicts a rural scene with dilapidated wooden structures and various vehicles. The photograph is in black and white, suggesting it may be historical or taken to evoke that era's feel. In the background are rolling hills under an overcast sky. There is visible text at the top right corner of the photo which appears as if possibly indicating a date "3-0412," perhaps referencing March 4th in the year 1942, although this may be subject to interpretation and not entirely clear from the image alone. The overall condition of the buildings indicates abandonment or neglect, with no signs of active habitation or maintenance.

Dorothea Lange@dorothealange· Jul 11

Yakima Indian valley on the Columbia River, inhabited during salmon season. After the fishing is over they return to the Yakima Valley. Indian girl: "They don't want to live better. The government is trying to make them." Celilo, Wasco County, Oregon […] [Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]