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Prairie Ghost Town in Black and WhiteA ghost town on the plains. Dramatic landscape image in black and white. This image taken in the great plains in an abandoned town. Saskatchewan, Canada. Western faAzade on the old store
Bread Line During Depression(Original Caption) Unemployed men on bread line during the Depression. B/W photograph, undated
Girl Holding New Deal SignBrooklyn resident Millie Wong holds a National Recovery Administration sign
Family Packed In Car, On Way To The West(Original Caption) The automobile was often the only hope for the future to many families fleeing from the Dust Bowl in the Southwest during the depression years of the 1930's
Seller Of Apples In New York(Original Caption) New York, NY: Symbol of the Depression. New York apple seller in the 1930's
National Recovery Administration StickerA sticker for the New Deal National Recovery Administration shows the Blue Eagle symbol and the slogan, "We do our part."
Unemployed in Line for RationsDuring the Great Depression, unemployed, hungry people wait in line at Times Square for rations
Crowd in Department StoreShoppers crowd into a department store during "dollar days, " a promotion put on by the National Recovery Administration
Man Buying an Apple from ManOriginal caption: New York, NY: An apple seller on a New York City Streetcorner during depression
Soup Line in New York During Depression(Original Caption) New York, NY: Feeding New York hungry from a doorstep on East 62nd Street. Photograph. Depression era
Men Eating Soup During Great Depression(Original Caption) The Great Depression in the U.S.: Men eating bread and soup in a breadline. Undated photograph.BPA2# 1048
Employment Agency During the Depression(Original Caption) Depression in the United States: An employment agency crowded with men seeking work. Photograph
Depositors Waiting for Bank to Open(Original Caption) Depositors gather as N.Y. bank closes as bankrupt...Clarke Brothers, private bankers at 154 Nassau St
Truck W/Tax Petitions Passes White House(Original Caption) 12/7/1929-Washington, D.C.-: Truck loaded with petitions on way to capitol passing the White House during the tax cut parade
National Tax Reduction Parade(Original Caption) 12/7/1929-Washington, D.C.- View of the National Tax Reduction parade, sponsored by the Hearst Newspapers throughout the country
Prominent Writers at Authors Legion BanquetA group of prominent writers join together at a banquet to form the Authors Legion, a branch of the National Recovery Administration
Employment Office Durring Depression(Original Caption) Employment office during depression days. Men studying announcement of jobs. Photograph Ca. 1930's
Unemployed Men in Bread LineUnemployed men wait in long lines for bread and handouts during the Great Depression
Breadline in New York During Depression(Original Caption) New York, NY: Depression Breadline: Women of unemployed workers receiving food from priests of the New Hope Mission in New York, 1930's. (Original Caption)
Man Selling Apples on 8th Avenue(Original Caption) 1930-New York: One of the many finding another means of support after losing his job. Selling apples on 8th Avenue in New York City
WPA Housing ProjectA housing construction project in New York is funded by the Work Projects Administration
WPA Road Construction ProjectA road construction project in Manhattan is funded by the Work Projects Administration
WPA Road Construction Workers Widening Streets(Original Caption) WPA Work Program: Curb stones removed and street widened by making sidewalks narrower. Photograph, ca. 1935
Unemployed Men Receive Soup and BreadRelief workers serve soup and bread to Cleveland's unemployed during the Great Depression
Run on Bowery Savings Bank(Original Caption) 1930-New York, NY- Run on Bowery Savings Bank. Photo shows depositors lining up to withdraw thier money
Men Waiting on Soup Line in Detroit1930-Detroit, MI-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Handing out bread and soup to the hungry in Detroit. Photograph, 1930
Picking Cotton on the Mississippi Delta(Original Caption) Picture shows people picking cotton on the Mississippi Delta
African Americans Cotton Pickers on PlantationAfrican American cotton pickers picking cotton near a little cabin which houses some of the workers
Depression Homeless Stand in LineThe homeless and unemployed of the Great Depression wait in line seeking shelter in New York
Job Seekers Crowd Employment Office(Original Caption) 8/15/1930-New York, New York- Job seekers, to a total of 2, 500, stormed the new, city-operated employment bureau on Lafayette Street, and 250 got jobs
Men Distributing Bread and Coffee to the Needy(Original Caption) William I. Sirovich and Heywood Brown, shown above with the Reverend Raymond Norman, are dealing out bread and coffee to hungry and jobless at St
Apple Salesman In Depression(Original Caption) 10/30/1930- New York, NY: Anthony Santelli, one armed World War I veteran who is one of the new apple merchants set up by Joseph Sicker
Joseph Sicker with Apple Sellers on StreetNational chairman of the International Apple Association Joseph Sicker helps the unemployed by providing them with apples to sell on the street
Men Waiting Outside Al Capone Soup KitchenNotorious gangster Al Capone attempts to help unemployed men with his soup kitchen "Big Al's Kitchen for the Needy." The kitchen provides three meals a day consisting of soup with meat
Veterans Volunteer During Depression(Original Caption) 11/18/1930-War Veterans, members of the old 307th. ionfantry. Photo shows Sergt. Ray McMahon, being aided by the veterans who volunteered their services
Run on a Bank(Original Caption) December 10, 1930 - The Bronx, N.Y.- Three million dollars in cash was rushed to the branch of the Bank of the United States at Freeman Street and Southern Boulevard in the Bronx
Congressman Fred Hartley Buying Apple from Unemployed Man(Original Caption) Congressman Fred Hartley, left, of New Jersey, buys a apple from unemployed man in front of Capital Building
Depositors Congregate Outside Closed Bank(Original Caption) Depositors congregate outside the state ordered closed doors of the Union Bank of New York City. Photograph, 1931. BPA2# 1047
Police Handing Food Out(Original Caption) New York: Police assist in distributing food from trucks to the needy men and women of New York
Hooverville in Croton Reservoir(Original Caption) New York City: Depression shacks "Hoover Village" in the old Central Park reservoir. Undated photograph
David Hutton with Line Of Hungry Men(Original Caption) 12/03/1931-Los Angeles, California: Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton the noted evangelist of Los Angeles recently opened a soup kitchen, where the hungry of Los Angeles are fed
International Reparations Bank Council(Original Caption) 12/23/1931-Basel, Switzerland- Representing their respective countries, delegates to the International Bank for Reparations Payments
Winding Breadline in Manhattan on ChristmasHundreds of people line up for the Christmas dinner at the New York Municipal Lodging House. | Location: Manahttan, New York City, New York, USA
Unemployment Demonstration(Original Caption) 1932-New York: Unemployment demonstration in Union Square
Police with Tommy Guns(Original Caption) 1932- Cumberland, Maryland: Members of the local police force are shown armed with rifles and machine guns covering the hunger marchers on their last lap to washington
Hunger Marchers at Capitol Building(Original Caption) 1/6/1932-Washington, D.C.- Quietly and curiously, without any sign of disorder, over 12, 000 hunger marchers, brought from Pittsburgh, PA, Washington, D.C. by Father James R
Hunger Marchers in Front of Capitol Building(Original Caption) 1/6/1932-Washington, D.C.- Quietly and curiously, without any sign of disorder, over 12, 000 hunger marchers, brought from Pittsburgh, PA, Washington, D.C. by Father James R
Hunger Strike March on Capitol(Original Caption) 1/7/1932-Washington, D.C.- Father James Cox from Pittsburgh, leader of 10, 000 umemployed marched to the capitol from Pittsburgh
Crowd of Hunger Strikers at Capitol(Original Caption) 1/7/1932-Washington, D.C.- Father James R
Instructor Teaching Caddying to Group(Original Caption) 4/29/1932-White Plains, NY- Last year over 5, 000 men of White Plains received employment acting as caddies on the numerous golf courses in the section
Bonus Marchers Outside Their Shack In Dc(Original Caption) 6/23/1932-Washington
Bonus Men In Front Of Dug-Out In D.C(Original Caption) 6/23/1932-Washington, D.C.: The capitol in the background overlooks this dugout at Camp Marks, Washington D.C
Men Reading at Bowery Rooming House(Original Caption) 1932-New York, NY- Bowery flophouse. Photograph depicts group of men seated reading
Unemployed Men Registering to Get Jobs(Original Caption) 09/29/32-Los Angeles, California- All unemployed resdents who are heads of families, living within four corners boundaries ma, by registering
Franklin Roosevelt Campaigning with Farmers(Original Caption) 10/24/1932 -Atlanta, GA- Governor Franklin D
Roosevelt Campaigning in IndianapolisGovernor Franklin D. Roosevelt (lower right, in travelling car) is greeted by a large crowd while campaigning in Indianapolis
Children Forming New Deal EmblemSeveral thousand San Francisco schoolchildren mass together to form the patriotic "Blue Eagle" of the National Recovery Administration
Workers Receiving Emergency PayrollUnpaid workers line up in a Detroit bank to receive their payroll following a shipment of $30, 000, 000 to be distributed by city banks to depositors. Governor William A
Crowds Gathering at Home Relief Bureau(Original Caption) Thousands of Unemployed Get City Jobs. The huge crowd of unemployed that gathered in front of the Home Relief Bureau at 23rd St
Men at CCC Reforestation Camp(Original Caption) 4/10/1933-Wind River, Washington-Vanguard of the army of 250
Iowa National Guardsmen at Chattel Sale(Original Caption) 5/2/33-Des Moines, Iowa: Armed with rifles, Iowa national guardsmen stand ready to put down any disturbance as Sheriff Hugo J. Willy cries a chattel sale in Crawford County
Bonus Army Encampment Near WashingtonMembers of the Bonus Expeditionary Force, also called Bonus Army eat their lunches beside their tents at Fort Hunt, Virginia
Eleanor Roosevelt Visiting Bonus Army CampFirst Lady Eleanor Roosevelt is a popular visitor to the new Bonus Army camp at Fort Hunt, Virginia. Mrs
Women Applying for Work CampSeveral women attend a work camp at Bear Mountain unemployed, homeless, and single women during the Great Depression
Women Playing Cards at Work Camp(Original Caption) 6/10/1933-New York, NY- Diane White and Violet Tanner enjoy a game of cards in their cabin at Camp Tera near Bear Mountain, New York. This camp is the first to be started by Mrs
President Roosevelt Signing Home Owners Loan Act(Original Caption) 6/13/1933-Washington, DC- President Roosevelt today signed the "Home Owners Loan Act of 1933
World Economic Conference Meeting(Original Caption) 6/20/1933-London
US Postal Workers Cheering for the NRAPostal workers at the New York Post Office cheer the unfurling of the National Recovery Administration banner by Postmaster General James Farley and NRA Administrator Grover A. Whalen in 1933
Roosevelt visits Civilian Conservation Corps CampsPresident Roosevelt sure was hungry when he arrived at Camp Big Meadows after his motor trip thru the historic Shenandoah Valley, VA
Pres F Roosevelt @ Long Table W/Crowd(Original Caption) 8/12/33-Camp Fechner, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia- President Roosevelt motored through the historic Shenandoah Valley, Va
Crowd Of Men Greet Pres F Roosevelt Car(Original Caption) 8/12/33-Camp Big Meadows, Shenandoah Valley
Pres F Roosevelt Confers Outside W/Crowd(Original Caption) 8/12/33-Camp Fechner, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia- President Roosevelt motored through the historic Shenandoah Valley, Va
Chinese Women Posting NRA Signs(Original Caption) 8/14/33-San Francisco, California: Constance King and Mae Chinn, of the Chinese Y.M.C.A. San Francisco, shown with the N.R.A
Parade in St. Louis, MissouriA National Recovery Administration parade held in St. Louis, Missouri, drums up support for the New Deal program
Dancers Holding New Deal BannerA group of dancers from Earl Carroll's Broadway show Murder at the Vanities hold up a banner in support of the National Recovery Administration
"Living Blue Eagle" Formed by School ChildrenA living "Blue Eagle" formed by several thousand school children of San Francisco
National Recovery Administration ParadeOver 250, 000 participants march in a parade down Fifth Avenue to show support for President Roosevelt's new National Recovery Administration
Woman Shopping at Shops Cooperating with NRA CodesLos Angeles shoppers take part in William Randolph Hearst's Buy In September campaign which supports President Roosevelt's National Recovery Administration program which seeks to stimulate
Civil Works Administration ProtestWorkers in Manhattan gather to protest pay cuts and layoffs by the Civil Works Administration
Headquarters of the National Recovery Administration1934-New York, NY: NRA headquarters at 45 Broadway, New York
Postal Workers March by Capitol with Signs(Original Caption) 1/24/1934-Washington, DC- Six hundred Post Office substitute employees from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cleveland and New York marched through Washington, DC
FDR Signs Gold Bill01/30/1934-Washington D.C.: THE PRESIDENT SIGNS THE GOLD BILL."This is the nicest birthday present I ever had, "remarks Pres. Franklin D
Woman Holding New Deal EmblemBetty Hartmann holds a piece of paper depicting the new Tennessee Valley Authority emblem