Shermont Laurence, 1935

[Two men stand together in a field, both dressed for work, in the background stand rows of tents and trees]

No name, 1936

[Distantly a man walks through a camp, several tents line either side of the walkway]

No name, undated

[A car is parked near a memorial cannon with a figure draped over it, a flagpole and sign for a casino are positioned nearby]

No name, 1936

[A man dressed in casual clothing stands at the bottom of stairs leading to a brick building, his hands clasped in front of him]

No name, undated

[A man in work clothes poses with a large transport truck]

Cooks of Free Soil Camp, 1935

[Nine men stand and sit around a bench among tents, all but one dressed in chef whites and hats]

Free Soil Camp, 1935, no 2695

[A view of tents and cabins of Free Soil Camp, two figures are seen to the right near a tent]

No name, undated

[Three men and a dog pose on the back a car, two others are seen in the background near a tent]

No name, 1936

[A man in formal attire stands at attention with a background of cabins]

No name, 1936

[Seated near a medic cross propped against a doorway, a man dressed in casual wear smiles for his photograph]

No name, 1936, enlargement of earlier photo

[A man dressed in casual clothing stands at the bottom of stairs leading to a brick building, his hands clasped in front of him]

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