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ROW HOUSE, 1938. Homes of factory workers in Camden, New Jersey. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein

ROW HOUSE, 1938. Homes of factory workers in Camden, New Jersey. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein


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ROW HOUSE, 1938. Homes of factory workers in Camden, New Jersey. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein

ROW HOUSE, 1938.
Homes of factory workers in Camden, New Jersey. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, October 1938

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1938 Arthur Camden Factory Great Depression New Deal New Jersey October Poverty Rothstein Row House Slum Working Class


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ROW HOUSE, 1938 - A Glimpse into the Lives of Factory Workers in Camden

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. This photograph by Arthur Rothstein takes us back to October 1938, offering a poignant snapshot of the living conditions endured by factory workers in Camden, New Jersey during the Great Depression. The image showcases a row house, standing as a testament to both resilience and struggle. The worn exterior of the building tells a story of hardworking individuals who faced economic hardship on a daily basis. These homes were occupied by working-class families whose lives were deeply impacted by poverty and unemployment. As we gaze at this image, we are reminded of the immense challenges faced by these residents during one of America's most trying times. Rothstein's lens captures not only an architectural structure but also serves as a window into the lives within. We can imagine people bustling about their daily routines behind those walls – fathers heading off to work in nearby factories while mothers tend to household chores and children play amidst adversity. This photograph is more than just documentation; it represents hope for change. It stands as evidence that even in dire circumstances, communities strive for better days ahead. This image reminds us of the importance of social reforms such as FSA (Farm Security Administration) programs initiated under President Roosevelt's New Deal policy. As we reflect upon this powerful visual testimony from history, let us remember those who persevered through challenging times and honor their strength and resilience against all odds.

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