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TEXAS: GRAIN ELEVATOR, 1943. A row of grain elevators near Amarillo, Texas

TEXAS: GRAIN ELEVATOR, 1943. A row of grain elevators near Amarillo, Texas


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TEXAS: GRAIN ELEVATOR, 1943. A row of grain elevators near Amarillo, Texas

TEXAS: GRAIN ELEVATOR, 1943.
A row of grain elevators near Amarillo, Texas. Photograph by Jack Delano, March 1943

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1943 Commerce Delano Elevator Farming Freight Car Grain Industry Jack March New Deal Railroad Rural Southwest Technology Texas Amarillo


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TEXAS: GRAIN ELEVATOR, 1943 captures the essence of rural American industry and progress during a pivotal era. This black-and-white photograph by Jack Delano showcases a row of grain elevators near Amarillo, Texas, in March 1943. The image is a testament to the significant role that agriculture played in shaping the Southwestern region. The towering grain elevators stand as symbols of technological advancements and the thriving farming community they served. As freight cars line up alongside them, it becomes evident that this location was not only crucial for local farmers but also an important hub for commerce and transportation. Delano's lens beautifully captures the mid-century landscape with its vast open fields stretching into the distance. The photo exudes a sense of tranquility while simultaneously highlighting human ingenuity and hard work required to sustain such an expansive agricultural operation. This snapshot from history serves as a reminder of America's resilience during challenging times like World War II when food production was paramount. It also stands as a tribute to President Roosevelt's New Deal policies which aimed at revitalizing rural communities through initiatives like improved infrastructure and support for farmers. TEXAS: GRAIN ELEVATOR, 1943 is more than just a photograph; it encapsulates an entire era defined by innovation, perseverance, and economic growth in one corner of our great nation.

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