Burning a sugar cane field in Guanica, Puerto Rico. 1942
This is a process that destroys the leaves and makes sugar cane easier to harvest.
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Read MoreA woman stands with her child and dog on one of the boardwalks of “El Fangitto”.
Read MoreA pharmacists awaits customers in an apothecary store in Lares, Puerto Rico.
Read MoreUtuado, Puerto Rico (vicinity). Hurricane shelter near the house of a farm laborer.
Read MoreA family in the house they will soon be forced to abandon in Santurce, PR.
Read MoreWoman in front of her home in Santurce that she was being forced to abandon.
Read MoreUtuado, Puerto Rico. Children in the slum area. January, 1942 by Jack Delano.
Read MoreA “majordomo” (foreman) on a sugar plantation in Manati, Puerto Rico.
Read MoreStringing tobacco in a tobacco barn. Barranquitas (vicinity), Puerto Rico.
Read MoreThis picture shows a woman working in a needlework factory near San Juan, PR.
Read MoreA street scene in the slum area of the hill town of Lares, Puerto Rico. January, 1942.
Read MoreHouses in the slum area known as “El Fangitto” (The Mud) in San Juan, P.R.
Read MoreIn the fishing village of Puerto Real, many women take needlework to do at home.
Read MoreBoys eating sugarcane in the small fishing village of Puerto Real, Puerto Rico.
Read MoreChildren sitting on one of the boardwalks which are as sidewalks in the slum area.
Read MoreIn Guanica, Puerto Rico this was the standard lunch of a plantation worker.
Read MoreFarm laborer working in a sugar field near Guanica, Puerto Rico in January 1942.
Read MoreStreet vendor selling pork products on a street in Santurce, Puerto Rico. 1942.
Read MoreSeamstress working in the Everglades needlework factory, San Juan.
Read MoreAn upper class Puerto Rican home with palm trees in the front yard.
Read MorePuerto Rican mail carrier on horseback waits to pick up mail at a post office.
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