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) | 69-RP-103
Interior of the Jere WPA nursery. These children are from unemployed miners' homes. Photo taken in 1937. |
) | 69-RP-105
Employed bachelor at home in Sossa Hill. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1937. |
) | 69-RP-112
The Patch. One of the worst camps in Scotts Run, West Virginia. The stream is an auxiliary branch that flows into Scotts Run. The main valley of Scotts Run can be seen towards the right of this picture. These houses were originally build as single bachelor apartments; there were from six to eight separate housekeeping units in the buildings. Many of them were occupied by families living in one room. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
) | 69-RP-113
Unemployed bachelor. This man was typical of a particular group of stranded men in an abandoned camp. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
) | 69-RP-115
Typical scene of the Shack Community Center activity. These people represent a group who made up a gang that came to the Shack to interfere with its activities. In the end they joined a Chef's group and here shown at work. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
) | 69-RP-118
At the mining camp in Scotts Run, West Virginia. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
) | 69-RP-12
At the mining camp in Scotts Run, West Virginia. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
) | 69-RP-124
At the mining camp in Scotts Run, West Virginia. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
) | 69-RP-125
At the mining camp in Scotts Run, West Virginia. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
) | 69-RP-126
At the mining camp in Scotts Run, West Virginia. Photo taken in West Virginia in 1936. |
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