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The American Depression 1930s: Thousands of jobless lived in shanty towns nicknamed 'Hoovervilles', earning a few cents a day sorting bottles and cans. This 'Hooverville' was located near the waterfront in Seattle.

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The American Depression 1930s: Thousands of jobless lived in shanty towns nicknamed 'Hoovervilles', earning a few cents a day sorting bottles and cans. This 'Hooverville' was located near the waterfront in Seattle.

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4500 x 3298 px | 42.5 MB

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38.1 x 27.9 cm | 15.0 x 11.0 in (300 dpi)

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1930S • AMERICAN • AMERICANS • BOTTLES • CANS • CENTS • CITY • DAY • DEPRESSION • EARNING • EEUU • FEW • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORY • HOOVERVILLE • HOOVERVILLES • HUT • JOBLESS • LIVED • LOCATED • NEAR • NICKNAMED • SEATTLE • SHACK • SHANTY • SORTING • THOUSANDS • TOWN • TOWNS • UNITED STATES • WATERFRONT