The Dawg House restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia. Sign hanging in storefront reads “The noblest of all animal is the dog- and the noblest of all dogs is the hot dog- it feeds the hand that bites it – Leo Aikman”. Pedestrians crossing the Forsyth Street at intersection with Peachtree St. in front of the Arthur Murray dance studio. Billboard on top of building reads “Miami New Everglades Hotel”. Cars stopping for pedestrians to cross Forsyth. Pedestrians in early 1960s fashions walk past a hat boutique. A Hoover truck is parked on the street. A woman crosses the street while holding her toddler son. View of downtown Atlanta as seen from a moving car. S.H. Kress department store and Baker’s Shoes shop on Broad Street.
View of dilapidated apartment building in poor white neighborhood in segregated Atlanta, GA. A shirtless white boy stands in front of a car. A boy wearing a striped turtleneck stands in a trash strewn alley. An elderly man wearing a fedora hat laughing. An elderly man wearing glasses talking and laughing. A woman smiles behind her husband seated on a porch chair. An elderly woman frowns while standing beside another seated man. Close up of a frowning elderly man talking. A shirtless boy smiling. View of elderly man’s hands trembling. A smiling baby girl held while standing. A woman talks while holding her baby. An elderly woman’s face.
A poor shirtless and barefoot white boy running in a trash-strewn alley. Signs read “Furnished Apartment for rent” and “Room for rent”. Shirtless boy smiles. A Greek-style column on apartment porch with wood rotted base. A boy holds a pet bird while standing beside two shirtless kids. A shirtless young girl walks barefoot. Three boys lean on railing of dilapidated porch. Elderly woman walks out of apartment building holding hand of a young girl. View from moving car of Broad St. in Atlanta. Pedestrians walking along the sidewalk in front of Lane Rexall Drug store on Broad St.
Soil erosion in the United States shows heavily eroded soil during the Dust Bowl era. Dusty field in the Great Plains region of the United States during the Great Depression. Close up of windmill spinning quickly. Dusty road and sign that reads “Dalhart city limit.” Wind blowing against a wire fence. Thick clouds forming as dust storm approaches. A man runs to his house just before dust storm hits. Dust storm enveloping field. Close up view of dust piling up on field. A woman picks her child up and runs into house as dust storm hits. A man runs as strong winds blow in the dust storm. Aftermath of a dust storm. Sand covers the whole farm in large drifts of dust. Car and wagon buried in sand. Barren farm land covered in dust during the Great Depression,
Views of well maintained farmland throughout the United States. Narrator emphasizes the importance of "conservation farming" to protect land.
Aerial view of The Church of the Good Shepherd and its parish house (155 Wyllys St, Hartford, CT 06106, United States) during the 1936 Hartford flood. Aerial view of The Bulkeley Bridge nearly covered by the Connecticut River. Aerial view of men standing on top of gas storage tanks as they fill them with water to keep them from floating away. Women and children eating at a shelter and picking out clothes. A baby in a bed.
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