Thursday, August 12, 2010

Rare Color Photos From The Great Depression

For some reason, my previous post about this was lost. Sorry. I have attempted to bring back what I could find.

These rare color photos from the Great Depression were compiled by the Farm Services Administration from 1939 and 1944, and were recently gathered by the Denver Post's excellent photo blog.

All told, there are some 1,600 pictures which are now available online thanks to the Library of Congress. The photos, which depict small town life, industry and recreational activities during the Great Depression included in a 2006 exhibit "Bound for Glory: America in Color."

Check them out at the Denver Post or at the Library of Congress.

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