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Families of migratory workers in front of their row shelters, FSA ... labor camp, Robstown, Tex. (LOC)

  • jenosale said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called 20th-Century Prefab Homes, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.
  • Wandering Lizard said:
    Those are nicer than Katrina trailers.
  • jdeavin said:
    this is my favourite one so far
  • sol y luna said:
    these row shelters were usually two or three room homes. also, there was't any air conditioning nor heating. the stoves oven, if it had one, was used as the heater. this looks like a saturday or sunday afternoon. most are dressed in their sunday best. these labor camps were scattered all the way down to Brownsville. we lived in one in Harlingen.

Boys flying a kite in front of community center, FSA ... camp, Robstown, Tex. (LOC)

  • Kest Schwartzman said:
    I've been looking through these images all day- and I LOVE these of the children playing. It's refreshing.

Boys flying a kite in front of the community center, FSA camp, Robstown, Tex. (LOC)

  • Herb Utsmelz said:
    Loving these old slides. Very evocative.

Migratory worker, FSA ... camp, Robstown, Tex. (LOC)

  • bf53490 said:
    This is such a great image of a hispanic man and I bet he is young but already looks physically tired.
  • skillful north said:
    you can really see the Indian in this man. I think while he looks tired he has much dignity Robstown is a small town between Kingsville and Corpus Christi. Mostly citrus and grown there as well as vegetables and cotton. When going through there we usually stop at a small roadside stand to buy citrus.