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Depositors gathering outside a bank, April 1933 |
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A soup kitchen, 1931 |
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Soup kitchen, Chicago, 1930 |
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Republican cartoon showing Hoover trying to solve the
country’s problems |
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Bonus Army camp, 1932 |
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Bonus Army campmembers, fighting with Washington D.C.
police |
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Douglas McArthur directing removal of Bonus Army marchers |
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Bonus Army camp in the Anacostia flats |
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U.S. Army soldiers guarding Bonus Army camp |
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Caricature of Herbert Hoover, 1932 |
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1920, Vice Presidential nominee
for Democratic Party |
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
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Eleanor Roosevelt, 1933 |
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A&P Grocery Store advertisement, 1933 |
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National Recovery Administration Eagle poster |
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National Recovery Administration poster |
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Civilian Conservation Corps camp in 1993 |
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President Roosevelt visits a Civilian Conservation Corps
camp in 1933 |
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Working a farm near Tupelo, MS, 1936 |
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Soil erosion |
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Dust storm, Springfield, CO, 1935 |
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Dust storm, Elkhart, KS, 1937 |
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Arthur Rolhstein photograph of duststorm in Oklahoma,
1939 |
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Aftermath of dust storms, South Dakota, 1936 |
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“Okies” migrate west in 1939 |
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Dorthea Lange photograph entitled “Covered Wagon
Again”, 1935 |
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“Okies” leaving Oklahoma |
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Amundson family after leaving drought stricken North
Dakota, 1940 |
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Picking cotton |
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Tennessee Valley Authority dam |
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Tennessee Valley Authority generating electricity |
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A 1934 cartoon depicting FDR and the growth of the New
Deal agencies |
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Depiction of John L. Lewis |
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Works Progress Administration log |
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African American family during Great Depression in Scott’s
Run, Virginia |
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Street scene in Belzoni, MS, 1939 |
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The Great Depression hits African American tenant farmers,
1939 |
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“Old Reliable” cartoon showing FDR as a big
spender |
