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Street scene, with building of the Southington News, Southington, Connecticut, 1942. Creator: Charles Fenno Jacobs
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Street scene, with building of the Southington News, Southington, Connecticut, 1942. Creator: Charles Fenno Jacobs
Street scene, with building of the Southington News, Southington, Connecticut
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This print captures a bustling street scene in Southington, Connecticut, during the year 1942. The focal point of the image is the prominent building of the Southington News, standing tall and proud amidst its surroundings. The photograph was skillfully captured by Charles Fenno Jacobs, an acclaimed artist known for his ability to convey depth and emotion through his lens. The vibrant colors bring this snapshot from history to life, showcasing a slice of American life during the tumultuous times of World War II. As trucks traverse the road and pedestrians stroll along the sidewalk, it becomes evident that this town was a hub of activity and industry. The presence of newspapers scattered throughout adds another layer to this visual narrative. It serves as a reminder that even in times of war, information remains vital. The newspaper industry played a crucial role in keeping communities informed about local events and national developments. Jacobs' work is housed within the Library of Congress's collection as part of their Farm Security Administration archives. This particular image showcases not only his technical prowess but also highlights his ability to capture both urban landscapes and human interaction with precision. As we gaze upon this still image frozen in time, we are transported back to an era where resilience prevailed despite challenging circumstances. It stands as a testament to America's unwavering spirit during one of its most trying periods – World War II.
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