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Dorothea Lange
Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Mrs. Botner arranging her storage cellar. Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon

#Botner #NyssaHeights #MalheurCounty #Oregon #MaryJanes #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773846/

A black and white photo shows a woman in the process of organizing or retrieving jars from shelves. She is wearing a knee-length dress with floral patterns, shoes that appear to be Mary Janes, which are low-heeled pumps commonly worn by women for comfort during the early-to-mid-20th century. The setting seems like an old-fashioned pantry or cellar as evidenced by wooden racks and crates on the floor holding more jars of preserved fruits and vegetables. Various tags with handwritten labels adorn some items, indicating organized storage but possibly outdated methods such as "red grapes," which may not be a typical item to preserve in this manner today. The scene depicts everyday life during an earlier era when home food preservation was prevalent due to economic reasons or lack of access to modern conveniences like supermarkets.
A black and white photo shows a woman in the process of organizing or retrieving jars from shelves. She is wearing a knee-length dress with floral patterns, shoes that appear to be Mary Janes, which are low-heeled pumps commonly worn by women for comfort during the early-to-mid-20th century. The setting seems like an old-fashioned pantry or cellar as evidenced by wooden racks and crates on the floor holding more jars of preserved fruits and vegetables. Various tags with handwritten labels adorn some items, indicating organized storage but possibly outdated methods such as "red grapes," which may not be a typical item to preserve in this manner today. The scene depicts everyday life during an earlier era when home food preservation was prevalent due to economic reasons or lack of access to modern conveniences like supermarkets.
A black and white photo shows a woman in the process of organizing or retrieving jars from shelves. She is wearing a knee-length dress with floral patterns, shoes that appear to be Mary Janes, which are low-heeled pumps commonly worn by women for comfort during the early-to-mid-20th century. The setting seems like an old-fashioned pantry or cellar as evidenced by wooden racks and crates on the floor holding more jars of preserved fruits and vegetables. Various tags with handwritten labels adorn some items, indicating organized storage but possibly outdated methods such as "red grapes," which may not be a typical item to preserve in this manner today. The scene depicts everyday life during an earlier era when home food preservation was prevalent due to economic reasons or lack of access to modern conveniences like supermarkets.
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Dorothea Lange
Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Mrs. Botner arranging her storage cellar. Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon

#Botner #NyssaHeights #MalheurCounty #Oregon #MaryJanes #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773846/

A black and white photo shows a woman in the process of organizing or retrieving jars from shelves. She is wearing a knee-length dress with floral patterns, shoes that appear to be Mary Janes, which are low-heeled pumps commonly worn by women for comfort during the early-to-mid-20th century. The setting seems like an old-fashioned pantry or cellar as evidenced by wooden racks and crates on the floor holding more jars of preserved fruits and vegetables. Various tags with handwritten labels adorn some items, indicating organized storage but possibly outdated methods such as "red grapes," which may not be a typical item to preserve in this manner today. The scene depicts everyday life during an earlier era when home food preservation was prevalent due to economic reasons or lack of access to modern conveniences like supermarkets.
A black and white photo shows a woman in the process of organizing or retrieving jars from shelves. She is wearing a knee-length dress with floral patterns, shoes that appear to be Mary Janes, which are low-heeled pumps commonly worn by women for comfort during the early-to-mid-20th century. The setting seems like an old-fashioned pantry or cellar as evidenced by wooden racks and crates on the floor holding more jars of preserved fruits and vegetables. Various tags with handwritten labels adorn some items, indicating organized storage but possibly outdated methods such as "red grapes," which may not be a typical item to preserve in this manner today. The scene depicts everyday life during an earlier era when home food preservation was prevalent due to economic reasons or lack of access to modern conveniences like supermarkets.
A black and white photo shows a woman in the process of organizing or retrieving jars from shelves. She is wearing a knee-length dress with floral patterns, shoes that appear to be Mary Janes, which are low-heeled pumps commonly worn by women for comfort during the early-to-mid-20th century. The setting seems like an old-fashioned pantry or cellar as evidenced by wooden racks and crates on the floor holding more jars of preserved fruits and vegetables. Various tags with handwritten labels adorn some items, indicating organized storage but possibly outdated methods such as "red grapes," which may not be a typical item to preserve in this manner today. The scene depicts everyday life during an earlier era when home food preservation was prevalent due to economic reasons or lack of access to modern conveniences like supermarkets.
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Dorothea Lange
Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Interior of Mrs. Botner's storage cellar. 800 quarts of "food for the winter." "I miss my chickens so, but we're just not fixed for chickens or hogs yet." Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon

#Botner #800quarts #NyssaHeights #MalheurCounty #Oregon #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773845/

The image depicts a storage cellar filled with numerous jars of preserved food items. These include what appears to be various types of pickles and vegetables, meticulously organized on multiple shelves within the room. In addition to the jarred goods, there are large metal containers or milk churns placed prominently in the foreground along with wooden crates holding apples. The arrangement suggests a focus on self-sufficiency and preservation for future consumption, likely an essential practice during times of food scarcity as indicated by the context provided from Dorothea Lange's photograph collection.
The image depicts a storage cellar filled with numerous jars of preserved food items. These include what appears to be various types of pickles and vegetables, meticulously organized on multiple shelves within the room. In addition to the jarred goods, there are large metal containers or milk churns placed prominently in the foreground along with wooden crates holding apples. The arrangement suggests a focus on self-sufficiency and preservation for future consumption, likely an essential practice during times of food scarcity as indicated by the context provided from Dorothea Lange's photograph collection.
The image depicts a storage cellar filled with numerous jars of preserved food items. These include what appears to be various types of pickles and vegetables, meticulously organized on multiple shelves within the room. In addition to the jarred goods, there are large metal containers or milk churns placed prominently in the foreground along with wooden crates holding apples. The arrangement suggests a focus on self-sufficiency and preservation for future consumption, likely an essential practice during times of food scarcity as indicated by the context provided from Dorothea Lange's photograph collection.
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Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Interior of Mrs. Botner's storage cellar. 800 quarts of "food for the winter." "I miss my chickens so, but we're just not fixed for chickens or hogs yet." Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon

#Botner #800quarts #NyssaHeights #MalheurCounty #Oregon #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773845/

The image depicts a storage cellar filled with numerous jars of preserved food items. These include what appears to be various types of pickles and vegetables, meticulously organized on multiple shelves within the room. In addition to the jarred goods, there are large metal containers or milk churns placed prominently in the foreground along with wooden crates holding apples. The arrangement suggests a focus on self-sufficiency and preservation for future consumption, likely an essential practice during times of food scarcity as indicated by the context provided from Dorothea Lange's photograph collection.
The image depicts a storage cellar filled with numerous jars of preserved food items. These include what appears to be various types of pickles and vegetables, meticulously organized on multiple shelves within the room. In addition to the jarred goods, there are large metal containers or milk churns placed prominently in the foreground along with wooden crates holding apples. The arrangement suggests a focus on self-sufficiency and preservation for future consumption, likely an essential practice during times of food scarcity as indicated by the context provided from Dorothea Lange's photograph collection.
The image depicts a storage cellar filled with numerous jars of preserved food items. These include what appears to be various types of pickles and vegetables, meticulously organized on multiple shelves within the room. In addition to the jarred goods, there are large metal containers or milk churns placed prominently in the foreground along with wooden crates holding apples. The arrangement suggests a focus on self-sufficiency and preservation for future consumption, likely an essential practice during times of food scarcity as indicated by the context provided from Dorothea Lange's photograph collection.
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Dorothea Lange
Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Storage cellar on Botner farm. Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon

#Botner #NyssaHeights #MalheurCounty #Oregon #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773842/

The image depicts a rural outdoor scene featuring an old wooden storage cellar. The structure is constructed with vertical and diagonal planks, exhibiting signs of weathering and age. One side shows the interior opening which appears dark, suggesting it might be underground or shaded from direct sunlight. To the right, there's a concrete foundation partially visible at the base. On top of this structure lies a wooden plank forming an angled roof-like section, possibly serving as a makeshift cover to keep dust out or protect contents inside.

The cellar is set against a backdrop that includes open fields and some scattered vegetation. In the distance, one can notice patches of greenery interspersed with crops, indicative of farmland. There's also evidence of human presence in this remote area; specifically, there are what appears to be personal items or tools resting inside the storage cellar.

The photo is captured from a perspective slightly above and at an angle that allows for visibility into both the interior and exterior details of the structure. The absence of people within these settings gives it a still, almost abandoned feel despite its functional purpose on farm land likely used as a place to store food or farming supplies during harvests.

The black-and-white nature of this image suggests historical context, perhaps from an earlier period when such cellars were [...]
The image depicts a rural outdoor scene featuring an old wooden storage cellar. The structure is constructed with vertical and diagonal planks, exhibiting signs of weathering and age. One side shows the interior opening which appears dark, suggesting it might be underground or shaded from direct sunlight. To the right, there's a concrete foundation partially visible at the base. On top of this structure lies a wooden plank forming an angled roof-like section, possibly serving as a makeshift cover to keep dust out or protect contents inside. The cellar is set against a backdrop that includes open fields and some scattered vegetation. In the distance, one can notice patches of greenery interspersed with crops, indicative of farmland. There's also evidence of human presence in this remote area; specifically, there are what appears to be personal items or tools resting inside the storage cellar. The photo is captured from a perspective slightly above and at an angle that allows for visibility into both the interior and exterior details of the structure. The absence of people within these settings gives it a still, almost abandoned feel despite its functional purpose on farm land likely used as a place to store food or farming supplies during harvests. The black-and-white nature of this image suggests historical context, perhaps from an earlier period when such cellars were [...]
The image depicts a rural outdoor scene featuring an old wooden storage cellar. The structure is constructed with vertical and diagonal planks, exhibiting signs of weathering and age. One side shows the interior opening which appears dark, suggesting it might be underground or shaded from direct sunlight. To the right, there's a concrete foundation partially visible at the base. On top of this structure lies a wooden plank forming an angled roof-like section, possibly serving as a makeshift cover to keep dust out or protect contents inside. The cellar is set against a backdrop that includes open fields and some scattered vegetation. In the distance, one can notice patches of greenery interspersed with crops, indicative of farmland. There's also evidence of human presence in this remote area; specifically, there are what appears to be personal items or tools resting inside the storage cellar. The photo is captured from a perspective slightly above and at an angle that allows for visibility into both the interior and exterior details of the structure. The absence of people within these settings gives it a still, almost abandoned feel despite its functional purpose on farm land likely used as a place to store food or farming supplies during harvests. The black-and-white nature of this image suggests historical context, perhaps from an earlier period when such cellars were [...]
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@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Storage cellar on Botner farm. Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon

#Botner #NyssaHeights #MalheurCounty #Oregon #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773842/

The image depicts a rural outdoor scene featuring an old wooden storage cellar. The structure is constructed with vertical and diagonal planks, exhibiting signs of weathering and age. One side shows the interior opening which appears dark, suggesting it might be underground or shaded from direct sunlight. To the right, there's a concrete foundation partially visible at the base. On top of this structure lies a wooden plank forming an angled roof-like section, possibly serving as a makeshift cover to keep dust out or protect contents inside.

The cellar is set against a backdrop that includes open fields and some scattered vegetation. In the distance, one can notice patches of greenery interspersed with crops, indicative of farmland. There's also evidence of human presence in this remote area; specifically, there are what appears to be personal items or tools resting inside the storage cellar.

The photo is captured from a perspective slightly above and at an angle that allows for visibility into both the interior and exterior details of the structure. The absence of people within these settings gives it a still, almost abandoned feel despite its functional purpose on farm land likely used as a place to store food or farming supplies during harvests.

The black-and-white nature of this image suggests historical context, perhaps from an earlier period when such cellars were [...]
The image depicts a rural outdoor scene featuring an old wooden storage cellar. The structure is constructed with vertical and diagonal planks, exhibiting signs of weathering and age. One side shows the interior opening which appears dark, suggesting it might be underground or shaded from direct sunlight. To the right, there's a concrete foundation partially visible at the base. On top of this structure lies a wooden plank forming an angled roof-like section, possibly serving as a makeshift cover to keep dust out or protect contents inside. The cellar is set against a backdrop that includes open fields and some scattered vegetation. In the distance, one can notice patches of greenery interspersed with crops, indicative of farmland. There's also evidence of human presence in this remote area; specifically, there are what appears to be personal items or tools resting inside the storage cellar. The photo is captured from a perspective slightly above and at an angle that allows for visibility into both the interior and exterior details of the structure. The absence of people within these settings gives it a still, almost abandoned feel despite its functional purpose on farm land likely used as a place to store food or farming supplies during harvests. The black-and-white nature of this image suggests historical context, perhaps from an earlier period when such cellars were [...]
The image depicts a rural outdoor scene featuring an old wooden storage cellar. The structure is constructed with vertical and diagonal planks, exhibiting signs of weathering and age. One side shows the interior opening which appears dark, suggesting it might be underground or shaded from direct sunlight. To the right, there's a concrete foundation partially visible at the base. On top of this structure lies a wooden plank forming an angled roof-like section, possibly serving as a makeshift cover to keep dust out or protect contents inside. The cellar is set against a backdrop that includes open fields and some scattered vegetation. In the distance, one can notice patches of greenery interspersed with crops, indicative of farmland. There's also evidence of human presence in this remote area; specifically, there are what appears to be personal items or tools resting inside the storage cellar. The photo is captured from a perspective slightly above and at an angle that allows for visibility into both the interior and exterior details of the structure. The absence of people within these settings gives it a still, almost abandoned feel despite its functional purpose on farm land likely used as a place to store food or farming supplies during harvests. The black-and-white nature of this image suggests historical context, perhaps from an earlier period when such cellars were [...]
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