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Farm owned by James Pompey, who 20 years ago came from Italy... Southington, Connecticut, 1942. Creator: Charles Fenno Jacobs
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Farm owned by James Pompey, who 20 years ago came from Italy... Southington, Connecticut, 1942. Creator: Charles Fenno Jacobs
Farm owned by James Pompey, who 20 years ago came from Italy on the advice of a brother, Southington, Connecticut. People of Finnish, Slav, German, and Polish extraction help him to farm it
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This print captures the essence of rural life in Southington, Connecticut during the 1940s. The farm, owned by James Pompey, stands as a testament to the American dream and the melting pot that is America. Two decades prior, James Pompey left his homeland of Italy on his brother's advice and found solace in this picturesque countryside. The image showcases people from various backgrounds working together harmoniously to cultivate the land. Finnish, Slav, German, and Polish individuals lend their expertise to help James Pompey succeed in his farming endeavors. Their shared passion for agriculture transcends cultural boundaries and unites them under one common goal. As we delve into this snapshot frozen in time, we witness an array of agricultural machinery scattered across vast fields. A group of hardworking men can be seen operating these machines with precision and dedication. Among them is a female farmhand breaking gender stereotypes with her unwavering commitment to her profession. Charles Fenno Jacobs skillfully captured this moment using vibrant colors that bring out the beauty of nature surrounding the farm. This photograph serves as a reminder not only of America's rich immigrant heritage but also highlights how unity amidst diversity can lead to prosperity even during challenging times such as World War II. Preserved within the Library of Congress' collection, this piece represents regionalism at its finest while celebrating rural life and those who contribute tirelessly to sustain it.
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