![The image depicts a rural scene featuring a group of modest, makeshift structures with an open field in the foreground. There is one large tree on the left side and several smaller ones scattered around. The photograph appears to be black-and-white or sepia-toned. In front of these buildings are what seems like farm equipment: a tractor, possibly attached to a cart or wagon, which suggests agricultural activity.
In the center stands an old-fashioned car parked beside one of the structures with its doors open; it looks as if someone is inside. One can see three individuals near this building—one standing by the door and two others in front, though they are not clearly visible due to their distance from the camera or possible obstruction by shadows.
The text on top reads "Temporary home of a resettled family," indicating that these structures served as housing for people who were relocated. The date noted at the bottom is 1926-5; however, without more context it's unclear what exactly this refers to within relation to Dorothea Lange or Bosque Farms Project.
Additional text on top includes references such as "Bosque Farms Project," which could be indicative of a larger project focused on establishing communities in rural areas. The name 'Longe' and the number 2390 might refer to either an individual associated with this setting, potentially Dorothea Lange herself (assumin [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreifggas3qzt5y5bkm4vyencijxvpuphsu33vojquxs3hin2cym3jzi)
The image depicts a rural scene featuring a group of modest, makeshift structures with an open field in the foreground. There is one large tree on the left side and several smaller ones scattered around. The photograph appears to be black-and-white or sepia-toned. In front of these buildings are what seems like farm equipment: a tractor, possibly attached to a cart or wagon, which suggests agricultural activity. In the center stands an old-fashioned car parked beside one of the structures with its doors open; it looks as if someone is inside. One can see three individuals near this building—one standing by the door and two others in front, though they are not clearly visible due to their distance from the camera or possible obstruction by shadows. The text on top reads "Temporary home of a resettled family," indicating that these structures served as housing for people who were relocated. The date noted at the bottom is 1926-5; however, without more context it's unclear what exactly this refers to within relation to Dorothea Lange or Bosque Farms Project. Additional text on top includes references such as "Bosque Farms Project," which could be indicative of a larger project focused on establishing communities in rural areas. The name 'Longe' and the number 2390 might refer to either an individual associated with this setting, potentially Dorothea Lange herself (assumin [...]
Temporary home of a resettled family. Each farm comprises 40 acres of land leveled and suitable for irrigation. Bosque Farms Project
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