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HINE: LOG CABIN, 1921. A small run-down log cabin occupied by a family that has
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HINE: LOG CABIN, 1921. A small run-down log cabin occupied by a family that has
HINE: LOG CABIN, 1921.
A small run-down log cabin occupied by a family that has gradually stopped farming and begun mining and doing odd jobs in Big Chimney, West Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 12 October 1921
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1921 Adolescent Basin Cabin Chimney Chopping Cottage Family Father Hine Lewis Log Cabin October Poverty Rural Washbin West Virginia Wickes Wood Young Southeast
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HINE: LOG CABIN, 1921. A glimpse into the resilient spirit of a struggling family in Big Chimney, West Virginia. This poignant photograph by Lewis Hine captures the essence of their daily life amidst poverty and changing times. In this image, we see a small run-down log cabin that once served as a humble abode for this family. Over time, they have gradually shifted from farming to mining and odd jobs to make ends meet. The worn-out exterior of the cabin tells tales of hard work and perseverance. The father stands tall beside his young son, both embodying strength despite their circumstances. With an axe in hand, they chop wood to keep warm during the early days of autumn. Their loyal dog faithfully watches over them as they go about their tasks. Inside the cabin's yard lies evidence of everyday existence - a washbin used for chores and a pet patiently waiting for attention. These simple elements remind us of the beauty found within even the most challenging situations. Lewis Hine's masterful composition transports us back to rural America in 1921 - capturing not just poverty but also resilience and determination that define this family's story. It serves as a powerful reminder that even in difficult times, hope can be found within our own homes.
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