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Photos: John Vachon captures Minnesota farm life at Depression's ...

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St. Paul native John Vachon worked as a photographer for the Farm Security Administration — and then the Office of War Information — from ...

Photos: Twin Cities streets at the end of the Depression | MPR News

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St. Paul native John Vachon captured the boarding houses, pawnshops and billboards of Twin Cities streets.

John Vachon’s America: Photographs and Letters from the Depression to...

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From to 1943, John Vachon traveled across America as part of the Farm Security Administration photography project, documenting the desperate world of the...

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: ... Russell Lee, John Vachon, and Marion Post Wolcott (four of the United States' best-known photographs from the Depression era), Hope In Hard Times: New ...

Eyes of the Great Depression 101

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— Authority 111 Man on the street, Washington, D.C., photographed by John Vachon in December Library of Congress image .

John Vachon: A Certain Look | AMERICAN HERITAGE

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John Vachon was a taciturn, brooding, hard-drinking man, a product of the Great Depression, who traveled about the American heartland and around the world for nearly forty years, taking candid pictures of everyday realities in people’s lives—a woman laughing, a man lighting a pipe, a child crying from the cold, a contemplative family—almost always using natural light and black-and-white ...

FSA Photographers Document the Great Depression

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Russell Lee's photo of William Huravitch Click on the film icon to see an interview with William Huravitch. John Vachon's photo of Madge ...

DOCUMERICA - John Vachon | Flickr

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John Vachon had worked along side photography greats like Arthur Rothstein and Dorothea Lange for the Farm Security Administration during the Great Depression....