An Education in Early 20th Century Iowa Farm Life
A history Lesson
Offered now, for the first time since they were uncovered, this photographic collection is a stunning display of authentic Americana. A chronicle of the heartland, in West-central Iowa from a century ago.
Life on an Iowa Farm in the 1920's and 30's
Iowa Farm Wife
The Photographs of
The Photographs of
A glimpse back into the rear window of life, as you become transported visually to a time waaay before you were born. And probably before your parents and their parents were born. If you’re a millennial, these are your great-grandparents, possibly great, great, grandparents. A really long time ago.
The Photographs of
The Photographs of
The Photographs of
Women did not often take up photography as a hobby in 1917 before WW I was over. A camera was a fairly rare possession, especially on an Iowa dirt farm, with farm animals, and four kids, a husband, and lots of blowing fine black dirt during the Dust bowl years. Laundry washed by hand and food grown by hand.
This collection of photographs
Women did not often take up photography as a hobby in 1917 before WW I was over. A camera was a fairly rare possession, especially on an Iowa dirt farm, with farm animals, and four kids, a husband, and lots of blowing fine black dirt during the Dust bowl years. Laundry washed by hand and food grown by hand.
This collection of photographs reveals a different time and place a hundred or more years ago. Life was hard on a working farm in those days and it is a tribute to Anna Monthei for documenting these times so well.
Anna Cox Monthei
The Photographs of
Anna Cox Monthei
Take a trip through time with this beautiful coffee table edition (and paperback version) of Iowa Farm Wife, the amazing photographs of a hardy second-generation English immigrant woman. Born in 1890, she married a second-generation German immigrant farmer. Here is her story in photographs. It is a unique perspective of life lived out on
Take a trip through time with this beautiful coffee table edition (and paperback version) of Iowa Farm Wife, the amazing photographs of a hardy second-generation English immigrant woman. Born in 1890, she married a second-generation German immigrant farmer. Here is her story in photographs. It is a unique perspective of life lived out on the Iowa prairie between the two world wars, when life centered around the family, their neighbors and the support of a community committed to living their lives on their terms along the Lincoln highway, out in the vast farmland of west central Iowa.
