Carl Mydans was a Life Magazine photographer who began his career working for the Resettlement Administration (RA), later named the Farm Security Administration (FSA). He took an extended trip through the South in 1936, documenting the state of Depression-era families and, as part of that trip, came through New Orleans and St. Charles Parish.
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Carl Mydans was a Life Magazine photographer who began his career working for the Resettlement Administration (RA), later named the Farm Security Administration (FSA). He took an extended trip through the South in 1936, documenting the state of Depression-era families and, as part of that trip, came through New Orleans and St. Charles Parish.
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Carl Mydans
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New Orleans, Louisiana
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June 1936
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Marketplace in the French quarters of New Orleans, market for Resettlement Administration's rehabilitation clients
Marketplace in the French quarters of New Orleans, market for Resettlement Administration's rehabilitation clients
Marketplace in the French quarters of New Orleans, market for Resettlement Administration's rehabilitation clients
Marketplace in the French quarters of New Orleans, market for Resettlement Administration's rehabilitation clients
Marketplace in the French quarters of New Orleans, market for Resettlement Administration's rehabilitation clients
Marketplace at New Orleans, scene of many rehabilitation clients' cash sales
Marketplace at New Orleans, Louisiana
Marketplace at New Orleans, Louisiana
Marketplace at New Orleans, Louisiana
Marketplace at New Orleans, Louisiana
