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Filipino farmworker group photo near car

Filipino farmworkers posing in front of their car.

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Filipino farmworkers with their shared vehicle in 1943. Many Filipino farmworkers would take pictures in their best suits near their cars, despite their harsh working and living conditions, to show their families in the Philippines that they were doing well.

Object ID

46.01.03

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Filipino farmworker group photo near car

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1943

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Photograph

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https://welgadigitalarchive.omeka.net/items/show/56

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Date

1943

Module

Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 1

Type

Image

Format

Photograph

File Format

jpeg

Extent

72 kb

Subject

Filipino American migrant agricultural laborers; Delano (Calif.); Agricultural laborers

URL

https://welgadigitalarchive.omeka.net/items/show/56

Credit Line

Courtesy of Welga Digital Archive – Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies

Licensor

Welga Archive – Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies

MUMI Number

46.01.IMG.003

Date

1943

Module

Labor & Activism of Filipino Farmworkers, Module 1

Type

Image

Format

Photograph

File Format

jpeg

Extent

72 kb

Subject

Filipino American migrant agricultural laborers; Delano (Calif.); Agricultural laborers

URL

https://welgadigitalarchive.omeka.net/items/show/56

Credit Line

Courtesy of Welga Digital Archive – Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies

Licensor

Welga Archive – Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies

MUMI Number

46.01.IMG.003

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