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HOMESTEAD KITCHEN, 1936. Homesteader washing dishes in the kitchen of her new home

HOMESTEAD KITCHEN, 1936. Homesteader washing dishes in the kitchen of her new home


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HOMESTEAD KITCHEN, 1936. Homesteader washing dishes in the kitchen of her new home

HOMESTEAD KITCHEN, 1936.
Homesteader washing dishes in the kitchen of her new home, Hightstown, New Jersey. Photograph by Carl Mydans, August 1936

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1936 August Busy Carl Dish Domestic Farmer Great Depression Heater Homestead Homesteader Housework Kettle Kitchen Mydans New Deal New Jersey Resettlement Administration Responsibility Rural Sink Stove Washing Water Wife Working Class Hightstown Household Appliance


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This photograph, titled "Homestead Kitchen, 1936" transports us back to a simpler time in American history. The image captures the essence of daily life during the Great Depression as we witness a hardworking homesteader diligently washing dishes in her new kitchen. Taken by renowned photographer Carl Mydans in August 1936, this snapshot offers a glimpse into the resilience and determination of rural Americans during this challenging era. Located in Hightstown, New Jersey, this humble kitchen serves as both a symbol of hope and responsibility for its inhabitant. The woman's focused expression reflects her commitment to maintaining her household amidst economic hardship. With an early domestic heater providing warmth on one side and an old-fashioned stove emitting comforting heat on the other, she tackles her housework with unwavering dedication. Every detail within the frame tells a story - from the worn-out kettle simmering on the stove to the rustic pan waiting patiently by the sink. These simple household appliances are not just objects; they represent survival and perseverance. As we observe this working-class wife fulfilling her duties, it is impossible not to feel admiration for those who faced adversity head-on during these trying times. This photograph stands as a testament to their strength and resourcefulness while reminding us of our shared history.

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