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WASHINGTON: STOCKADE, 1939. The stockade which was used as a jail for striking

WASHINGTON: STOCKADE, 1939. The stockade which was used as a jail for striking


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WASHINGTON: STOCKADE, 1939. The stockade which was used as a jail for striking

WASHINGTON: STOCKADE, 1939.
The stockade which was used as a jail for striking farm workers in 1933. The courthouse is the building behind the stockade in Yakima Valley, Washington State. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, August 1939

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1939 August Auto Courthouse Dorothea Fence Great Depression Lange New Deal Northwest Pacific Northwest Stockade Summer Washington State Wooden Yakima


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This photograph, titled "WASHINGTON: STOCKADE, 1939" captures a significant moment in American history. The image showcases a stockade that served as a jail for striking farm workers during the Great Depression in 1933. Located in Yakima Valley, Washington State, this wooden structure stands tall against the backdrop of an early summer day. Photographed by Dorothea Lange in August 1939, this powerful image is part of her iconic documentation of the New Deal era. Lange's lens skillfully frames the stockade within its surroundings, with the courthouse building visible behind it. This juxtaposition highlights the stark contrast between justice and confinement. The photo exudes a sense of tension and resilience as it transports us back to a time when labor disputes were at their peak. The sturdy fence surrounding the stockade symbolizes both physical restraint and social unrest. Lange's composition also captures elements of Northwest architecture prevalent during that period. The street view reveals vintage automobiles parked nearby, providing further context to this historical scene. As we reflect on this photograph today, we are reminded of our nation's past struggles and how they have shaped our present reality. It serves as a reminder to appreciate progress while acknowledging the challenges faced by those who came before us.

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