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White sharecropper couple near Hartwell, Georgia

#Hartwell #Georgia #America #DorotheaLange #American #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770505/

The black and white photograph features a man and a woman sitting side by side on what appears to be the steps of a wooden structure. The man is wearing overalls, which are indicative of work attire typically associated with farming or manual labor during early 20th-century America.

Both individuals have solemn expressions; their gazes seem directed off-camera, suggesting they may not be aware that their photo is being taken. They wear simple clothing appropriate for rural life at the time—the woman in a white apron and overalls similar to the man's.

The image has a documentary quality typical of work by photographers such as Dorothea Lange, known for her powerful depictions of American social issues during the Great Depression era. The photograph was taken near Hartwell, Georgia; this context could provide insight into their lives and the economic conditions they might have faced at that time.

The grainy texture and monochrome color scheme are characteristic of older photographs from around 1930s-40s America.

Sharecropper near Hartwell, Georgia

#Hartwell #Georgia #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770499/

The black and white photograph depicts three individuals seated side by side on a wooden structure. The person in the center appears to be an adult male wearing overalls with rolled-up sleeves, showcasing wear or dirt stains indicative of manual labor. He has dark hair, is looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression.

To his right are two younger males; one looks like a young teenager and another perhaps around seven years old. Both have light-colored blonde hair, dressed in similar overalls, suggesting they might be siblings or related. They both look down towards their hands or knees, seemingly lost in thought without making direct eye contact with the camera.

The setting appears to be outdoors during daylight hours as indicated by natural lighting and shadows cast on the subjects' faces. The background features a wooden structure which could suggest a rural environment like that of Georgia where sharecropping was prevalent at one time. There are no distinctive markings or text visible in this photograph, aside from what seems to be handwritten annotations along with some numbers possibly indicating cataloging information.

Overall, the image captures a moment of quiet contemplation among three individuals connected by their overalls and likely rural background. The context provided indicates that these could be sharecroppers near Hartwell, Georgia during a time when such agricultural labor was common in [...]

Water supply near Hartwell, Georgia

#Hartwell #Georgia

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770514/

This image captures a rustic outdoor scene. In the foreground, there's a wooden structure that resembles a pulley system with ropes and a bucket attached to it. To the right of this structure is a large metal container which appears to be a water tank or storage unit. The background reveals an open field under a clear sky. There are trees dotting the landscape, suggesting a rural or semi-rural setting. The overall condition of the objects in the image gives an impression of age and simplicity.

White sharecropper family, formerly mill workers in the Gastonia textile mills. When the mills closed down seven years ago, they came to this farm near Hartwell, Georgia

#Gastonia #Hartwell #Georgia

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770523/

In this vintage photograph, a family of six is captured in their day-to-day life on a farm. The parents are seated in the middle, flanked by their four children. They appear to be dressed in work clothing, indicative of their role as sharecroppers or former mill workers from Gastonia textile mills who transitioned to farming after mill closures seven years ago. The family is situated on a dirt road next to a rustic wooden house, which serves as their dwelling. The overall scene depicts rural life with a touch of historical context.

House occupied by sharecropper family for seven years. Near Hartwell, Georgia

#House #Hartwell #Georgia

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770500/

The image depicts a rustic, single-story house made of what appears to be stone or brick. It has a shingled roof and is situated in an outdoor setting with natural surroundings that include trees and grass. There's no visible activity around the house, which gives it a quiet and somewhat isolated appearance. The photograph captures the essence of a simple, rural dwelling.

A sharecropper's car near Hartwell, Georgia

#Hartwell #Georgia

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770498/

This is an old photograph featuring a vintage vehicle, specifically an antique car or truck. The vehicle is parked outdoors on what appears to be a rural road. It has a classic design with visible wood paneling and open sides that suggest it could have been used for work or transport in the past.

The setting seems quiet and uninhabited, with trees and bushes in the background, indicating a natural environment. The photograph is faded, which gives it a sense of age, and there are some scratches on the image, further emphasizing its historical context.

The vehicle's condition appears worn and somewhat dilapidated, suggesting that it may not have been used for some time or has been exposed to various elements. The photograph captures the essence of a bygone era, evoking a sense of history and nostalgia.

A few years ago we were house shopping (low rates + quieter town) and our #realtor begged us to look at this one.

I am not a fan of #Victorian Houses & agreed to see it. Sadly, the interior is collapsing and all the turrets and balconies are rotted. The repairs would be astronomical.

After more research, I found out this home is a part of Vanishing #Georgia.

https://dlg.usg.edu/collection/dlg_vang

#home #hartwell #georgia #victorianstyle #victorianhouse #house #vintage #vanishing #homebuying

Yellow Victorian House with white spindles and a clay colored tile roof. The house has one large turret with colored shingles in red, pale green, yellow and trimmed in white.

The home has a large covered front porch. There are small round bushes in front of the porch of different shades of green.

In the foreground are trees on the left and right of the photo. The leaves are a dark green.

White sharecropper couple near #Hartwell, #Georgia

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770505/

Sharecropper near #Hartwell, #Georgia

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770499/

#Hartwell #Australia is home to this cute street art under the rail bridge, on brick.

This mural is of a #steamtrain chugging through the bush.

A little taste of yesteryear, today!

#toottoot 🚂

#suburbanart #streetart #mastoart
#muralart #melbourne #narrm #steam #train #murals #mural #publicart #art #victoria #Australia #aesthetichedonist #makesmehappy

Check out this gorgeous #kookaburra mural on brick, under the #Hartwell #Australia rail bridge.

So iconic to #Australia and such a faithful representation of this gorgeous bird that graces the bush.

What a beauty!

#suburbanart #streetart #mastoart
#muralart #melbourne #narrm #murals #mural #publicart #art #victoria #Australia #aesthetichedonist #makesmehappy

Was driving through #Hartwell #Australia and just a few doors up from where I used to work I rediscovered an old rail bridge. It was adorned with street art.

This 👇 was on one half of one side… a depiction of a 40’s or 50’s ice-creamery perhaps, motor mechanic and cinema… wonder if they were operational in yesteryear??

#yum (ice-cream)!!

#suburbanart #streetart #mastoart
#muralart #melbourne #narrm #murals #mural #publicart #art #victoria #Australia #aesthetichedonist #makesmehappy

Excited to share: I've been awarded the #Hartwell biomedical research award! We will use #Netpyne to simulate channelopathies (#SCN2A/#SCN1A) for tailored therapies. Seeking a computational post-doc to join our team, DM me for details! #epilepsy #computationalneuroscience

#Hartwell

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