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African American children in ox cart at the Cherry Lake Rural Rehabilitation Project - Cherry Lake, Florida

African American children in ox cart at the Cherry Lake Rural Rehabilitation Project - Cherry Lake, Florida

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Title

  • African American children in ox cart at the Cherry Lake Rural Rehabilitation Project - Cherry Lake, Florida

Image Number

  • PR01547

Year

  • 1935

Date Note

  • Photographed October 1935.

Series Title

    General Note

  • Cherry Lake Farm (also known as Cherry Rural Rehabilitation Project) was a New Deal rural relief program initiated by the FERA and the Resettlement Administration (RA) and implemented by the WPA. The project involved moving 500 needy families from Tampa, Miami, and Jacksonville onto a 15,000-acre communal tract. The workers formed the cooperatively-owned Cherry Lake Farms (headquartered in the 1839 former plantation home, the Hinton House) and constructed a school, an auditorium, a coop store, barracks, a lumber yard, and a mill. Families lived in 170 cottages with phones, electricity, and running water?all furnished by jointly-owned utilities.

Physical Description

  • 1 photoprint - b&w - 8 x 10 in.

Subject Term

Geographic Term

Subject Corporate

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