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TitleMigrant housing constructed of cinder block and frame circa 1950.
Date Created1950
Description"Cinder block and frame. Ideal small camp - note well built privy." Caption from back of photo.
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TitleGovernment labor camp housing circa 1950.
Date Created1950
Description"Government labor camp type of building." Caption from back of photo.
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TitleInterior of migrant housing circa 1950.
Date Created1950
Description"An interior in a cannery camp." Caption from back of photo.
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TitleOlder migrant farm worker housing - circa 1950s
Date Created1950-1959
Description"Older on-the-farm type of housing." Caption from back of photo.
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TitleWoman standing next to migrant housing structure circa 1950
Date Created1946
Description"Newer cinder block type of migrant housing" Caption from page of photo. Sign in photo reads "State of New Jersey, Dept of Labor, No. 4, 9-17-46"
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TitleMigrant housing at farm camp circa 1950
Date Created1946
Description"Another farm camp frame type." Caption from back of photo. Sign in photo reads: "State of New Jersey, Dept of Labor, No. 6, 9-17-46"
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TitleSleeping quarters of Dale Wright while working as a migrant laborer ca. 1961
Date Created1961
DescriptionDale Wright, writer for the World-Telegram and Sun, worked as a migrant laborer to investigate the work and living conditions of fellow laborers.
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TitleStorage building that doubles as summer migrant housing circa 1950.
Date Created1946
Description"This is dual-type building. Large door on front make building available for storing farm equipment. Movable partitions turn it into quarters for migrants in summer." Caption from back of photo. Sign...
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TitleTwo approved privies circa 1950.
Date Created1950
Description"Other types of approved privies." Caption from back of photo.
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TitleDale Wright picking potatoes with other migrant workers
Date Created1961
Description"The potato picker in the foreground is staff writer Dale Wright, too. The experienced pickers behind him gather 70 to 80 such 100-pound bags in a 12 to 14-hour day - and get 5 to 8 cents a bag."...