More Marion Post Walcott:
April 1939. "Front of hardware store. Enterprise, Alabama."
January 1939. "Migratory packinghouse workers' camp near Canal Point, Florida."
January 1939. "Migratory packinghouse worker's child playing 'school' near Canal Point, Florida."
April 1939. "Old plantation home. Greene County, Georgia."
April 1939. "A whirling plough used by United States Sugar Corporation in soft powdery muck to prepare soil for planting sugarcane. Near Pahokee, Florida."
April 1939. "One of Miami's streets showing varied small shops, signs, and tourist bureaus. Miami Beach, Florida."
June 1939. "Daughter of Frederick Oliver, tenant purchase client, sewing in living room of new home. Summerton, South Carolina."
[Photos: Shorpy/Marion Post Wolcott for the Farm Security Administration]
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