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Marcus Miller and family in shack that he built himself. Spe

Marcus Miller and family in shack that he built himself. Spe


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Marcus Miller and family in shack that he built himself. Spe

Marcus Miller and family in shack that he built himself. Spencer, Iowa. This is half the house. Miller is a hired hand who has managed to save enough to make a part payment on seven and a half acres of land. However, he is most anxious to get steady work or to operate a farm. Date 1936 Dec

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In this poignant photograph, Marcus Miller and his family are seen huddled together inside the makeshift shack that Miller built himself on seven and a half acres of land in Spencer, Iowa. The year was 1936, and despite having managed to make a part payment on the land, Miller's greatest desire was to secure steady work or to operate a farm of his own. The American Dream of owning a piece of land and providing for one's family was a dream that many held close during this era, but for Miller and his loved ones, the reality was far from idyllic. The shack, which is shown to be only half-built, serves as a testament to their determination and resilience in the face of adversity. Miller's worn clothing and the simple, sparse furnishings inside the shack reflect the harsh realities of rural life during the Great Depression. The family's expression suggests a sense of hope and optimism, despite the challenges they faced. The photograph captures a moment of quiet strength and perseverance, as Miller and his family continue to work towards building a better future for themselves. The land that Miller had worked so hard to acquire represented a beacon of hope and a chance to start anew. However, the harsh economic realities of the time made it a struggle to turn the land into a thriving farm. The photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices and hardships that many families endured during this period, and the unwavering determination to build a better life for themselves and their loved ones.

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