| | DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS
We have here two, divergent views of life during the Great Depression. Above is "Halloween - 1936"; Gouverneur, New York (October 31, 1936). All seems quiet and relatively unaffected by events in the western U. S. That is until, upon close inspection, you notice what seems to be a pile of trash on the sidewalk is actually a homeless person under cardboard. Disaster is never too far away. Below is "The Fishing Party"; Rochester, Minnesota c.1937. Both images taken in relatively the same time frame. The fisherman are not there for the joy of fishing. They are trying to have a good catch for their evening's dinner. Fish as a complete dinner or as a supplement was vital to many folks in these hard times. Licensing is based on usage. Please use DPI's "add to cart" to calculate your final cost. Follow us on YouTube for an overview of DPI, licensing and more.
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