Life histories of families all over the country as recorded by the Federal Writers Project.
A textual and photographic documentation of the mass migrations of the 1930's caused by changes in agricultural labor.
Malcolm Cowley's 1930s exploration of post-war literature, its move to Europe, and eventual return.
Part sermon, part visual history, this collaboration presented a voice of an otherwise silenced and disenfranchised minority.	James Agee and Walker Evans sought to factually represent the business of cotton tenantry and the lives it affected.	Though Lewis Hine was mainly known for documentaries that uncovered American social ills, Hine's Men At Work instead celebrated the working man.