Tenants cultivating their garden plot. 8d21080v
Greenbelt, Maryland. Tenants cultivating their garden plot. Each tenant receives a fifty foot plot. It costs him a dollar to have it plowed, and he must then take care of it himself, or make some arrangement with a neighbor. Plots are situated outside the housing zone
- Date
- 1942
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- photograph
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- 1,008 × 1,024 pixels
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