Sunbonnet Collection

Possibly: Texas woman in carrot pullers camp
[Untitled, possibly related to: Texas woman in carrot pullers camp. Imperial Valley, California. This sunbonnet is typical of women who came from Texas]

Texas woman in carrot pullers camp. Imperial Valley, California. This sunbonnet is typical of women who came from Texas

Texas woman in carrot pullers camp. Imperial Valley, California. This sunbonnet is typical of women who came from Texas

Texas woman in carrot pullers camp. Imperial Valley, California. This sunbonnet is typical of women who came from Texas

Texas woman in carrot pullers camp. Imperial Valley, California. This sunbonnet is typical of women who came from Texas

Pea picker at the end of the day, near Calipatria, 1939. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Near Calipatria. Pea picker at the end of the day

Lunchtime in the pea fields with camp in background
Lunchtime in the field. Camp in background. Near Calipatria, California. Pea fields

Open air food factory - weighing in peas, California, 1939. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Open air food factory. Weighing in peas. California

Native of North Carolina, member of Wheeley Church
Native of North Carolina. Sunbonnet, and homemade old-fashioned knit gloves. This woman is a member of Wheeley Church congregation. Near Gordonton, North Carolina

Member of the congregation of Wheeleys church who is called " Queen." She is wearing the old fashioned type of sunbonnet. Her dress and apron were made at home

Lunchtime in the field, camp in background
Lunchtime in the field. Camp in background. Near Calipatria, California. Pea fields

Bonnet, c. 1940. Creator: Roberta Spicer
Bonnet, c. 1940

Sunbonnet, c. 1936. Creator: Roberta Spicer
Sunbonnet, c. 1936

Sun Bonnet, c. 1938. Creator: Wilford H. Shurtliff
Sun Bonnet, c. 1938

Dolls Gingham Sunbonnet, c. 1936. Creator: Bertha Semple
Dolls Gingham Sunbonnet, c. 1936

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