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TRAILER CAMP, 1936. A mother and two children in front of their camper at a trailer
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TRAILER CAMP, 1936. A mother and two children in front of their camper at a trailer
TRAILER CAMP, 1936.
A mother and two children in front of their camper at a trailer camp in Dennis Port, Massachusetts. Photograph by Carl Mydans, August 1936
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1936 August Auto Camp Carl Children Daughter Great Depression Massachusetts Mother Mydans New Deal Pine Tree Rural Summer Tent Trailer Wood Woods Young Crochet
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TRAILER CAMP, 1936 - A Glimpse into the Resilience of a Mother and Her Children
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. This photograph captures a poignant moment in American history during the summer of 1936. In front of their modest camper at a trailer camp in Dennis Port, Massachusetts, we see a strong-willed mother accompanied by her two young children. The image is frozen in time by the lens of renowned photographer Carl Mydans. The Great Depression had cast its shadow over the nation, yet this family radiates an undeniable sense of hope amidst adversity. The mother stands tall with determination etched on her face, while her daughter gazes curiously at the camera with innocence shining through her eyes. The son clings to his mother's side, perhaps seeking comfort and security within this uncertain world. Surrounded by nature's beauty, as evidenced by towering pine trees and wooden cabins dotting the landscape behind them, this family finds solace in simplicity. Their worn-out car parked nearby serves as both transportation and shelter—a symbol of resilience against economic hardships. As they crochet under their makeshift tent made from wood and cloth, one can't help but admire their resourcefulness and creativity. This snapshot encapsulates daily life during that era—where families found joy even in meager circumstances. Carl Mydans' photograph immortalizes not just a moment frozen in time but also embodies the spirit of perseverance that defined America during those challenging years. It reminds us that even
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